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Primary HD shotgun is 1301. Can be seen in this video.

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I was not able to try the 00 buck federal flight control as I could t get any. We used to use it at the PD, but I don’t have access to it anymore-otherwise I’d use it. It’s the best product on the market for keeping a tight group.


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I was not able to try the 00 buck federal flight control as I could t get any. We used to use it at the PD, but I don’t have access to it anymore-otherwise I’d use it. It’s the best product on the market for keeping a tight group.


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For semi-suburban environment any thoughts on 00 vs. No. 4 buckshot. Stop the intruder with a minimum risk to nearby houses?


I live in a townhouse, so that was my primary reason for choosing #4 over 00. I said this on the first page but if I run thru the 6 rounds of #4 that I keep in the tube, I have 6 more rounds of 00 on the side saddle to follow up with.

To be perfectly honest tho, if 6 rounds of #4 won’t solve the problem in my home, I really don’t know what else would. At the distances I have to work with, I can’t imagine #4 not being devastating.
 
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Used to use reduced recoil #4 with flite control, but gave all of that to my 80ish year old dad. Now use either Winchester ranger 00 or Hornady TAP 00, both with flite control wads.
 
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Mav 88 with 500 slide action


 
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I have an old school wood furniture Remington 870EPM.

It's loaded out with #4, 00 and slug, then buck and ball.


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I was not able to try the 00 buck federal flight control as I could t get any. We used to use it at the PD, but I don’t have access to it anymore-otherwise I’d use it. It’s the best product on the market for keeping a tight group.


which amounts to using 8 pellets of 00 buck instead of 9 something about that 9th pellet throws the group off. I reload mine.


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Maverick 88 in the RV and a Winchester Defender at home.
 
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Benelli M2,extended Mag and and several mods loaded with buckshot..
 
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Keltec KS7 Bullpup 12 gauge, loaded with a bunch of #4 buck in "Federal Shortys", gives me about a 6"pattern at 7 yards.... I tried Aguila Mini shells but they were not 100% reliable for me. ymmv
 
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Just wanted to add, this is how good Federal flight control is..
15 yds, 18” riot barrel (15 yds bc that’s the longest shot I can take inside my home)

Yes that’s 2 and 7/8”




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Mike - I agree with you 1000% related to Flight Control. I was able to pick some up for $1.00 a round and once they arrived I patterned both our Benelli M2 and my Benelli Nova (shop gun) and both patterned very well so it became our home defense round.

Our primary home defense gun is now a Benelli M2 because older adults CAN short stroke a pump shotgun. Now my wife and I both are trained on using the M2 and we practice with this shotgun about every 45-60 days - dry firing and at the range.
 
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Berretta Ultima Patrol. Mossberg 590a1 and a Mossberg Shockwave with a pistol gripped brace
 
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This thread reminds me I need to get a good shotgun for home defense. You guys have some nice examples.
 
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Some more love for the Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol



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Forgot to mention that we have a Stoger 12ga side by side behind the headboard for Mrs. Mike’s use if we have unannounced visitors in the middle of the night.( it’s a cut down to 18” uplander-internal hammers) I recently changed the ammo to the federal reduced recoil LE flight controlled 00buck that Dennis was very kind to send me.



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I have an old 870P that is probably 25 years old. I did the serial number lookup and a few years ago and I think that age is really close to what I recall. It still had the name tag on it when it was turned in by some Florida PD.


It's awfully smooth. I had it refinished and add some accessories to make it better for me. I also built a 20 gauge 870 that was turned into a P model and it's a mini clone of the 870P. It's fun to shoot and I've taken a few classes with it. 12" Hogue stock on both.

FC ammo is simply the best stuff around for distance. Too bad it isn't available in 20 gauge.
 
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8" Mossberg • AOW • 12 ga. "Snake Bait"


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