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Llama

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  1. I do not agree that this is an unnecessary gimmick. If you are going to fire buck and slug only, you hardly have a need for a pump as your action will cycle perfectly nearly every time. However, bird shot will occasionally jam on you, and bean bag especially. I want to have option to quickly pump my action rather than hope the auto-loader does not fail when using lower fps rounds.
  2. Dear Community, As the topic title states, is there any possibility to legally own a Benelli M3 in the state of New Jersey. Is anyone on this forum a current owner of this gun? I was shocked to learn that this gun is banned by the NJSP due to it resembling an assault weapon simply because of its pistol grip. I recall that the law used to allow for ONE feature to be present that resembles an assault weapon, but the pistol grip is some kind of special evil in NJ. I called a few gun stores who told me that Benelli does not offer a standard (non-pistol grip) stock for the M3, but does for the M4. The only downside for me is that I really wanted the dual action (auto switchable into pump). If an M3 is completely impossible to attain legally, could someone recommend a shotgun with similar reliability/longevity as Benelli and with the dual mode action? Much appreciated, D

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