I'm not seeing why you went with a KS7 over a KSG; I just don't see the advantage, especially since you used capacity as a benefit. I've shot a KSG and was pretty impressed.

I have not handled a TAC-13, but I'm not terribly impressed by the design.

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Originally posted by cas:
The Versamax is probably the best thing Remington makes these days. But the asking price is too high for the little gun. (less gun, more money?)

Versa Max is Remington’s older SA shotgun circa 2010. It’s been reengineered from the ground up into the V3 using an updated VersaPort system....both, however, are self-regulating gas operations allowing various loads to be used based on the length of the shell without changing plugs, bushings, etc.

As for value...I see that Buds now has the basic black synthetic V3 sporter for an incredible price of $548 after rebate. Holy crap - that is a smoking deal on a gun that is a better shooter than many of the well known Italians....

https://www.budsgunshop.com/ca...2g+28%22+3in+rc2+syn

Remington’s customer service is non-existent. Keep that in mind.

The Kel Tec interests me but I will wait a while and see how it performs.
And as far as pump shotguns go, try the Benelli SuperNova Tactical.
Once I used the Benelli, I became a believer.

I have a Versa Max Tactical. It has a low round count but it is solid and has been flawless to date.

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Originally posted by bubbatime:
Nothing screams quality like a bunch of plastic exterior pieces bolted together around the exterior of the gun (Keltec)

That company should have folded decades ago, but apparently suckers spend their money on the shit.

Did you once buy a Kel Tec and have a bad experience?

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Originally posted by RichardC:

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Originally posted by bubbatime:
Nothing screams quality like a bunch of plastic exterior pieces bolted together around the exterior of the gun (Keltec)

That company should have folded decades ago, but apparently suckers spend their money on the shit.

Did you once buy a Kel Tec and have a bad experience?