Guns and Ammo Thread

[Proximal]

They're designed to be fired from a regular smoothbore shotgun, Prox.

Some on my favorite books that it’s time to reread.

Thanks again AG. Benelli said I can fire beanbag bullets from any of their tactical, pump action shotguns. I’m guessing then the same will apply to Remington and Mossberg. I’m also then assuming that makes them smoothbore (yeah, I’m a know nothing).

I’ll check, then when things return to normal, do some searching/purchasing. There is NOT a shortage of gun stores around here, lol.

Damn, the semi auto seemed so nice, watched a YouTube video where a guy fired off 20 shots in no time flat.

[Ernst]

Some on my favorite books that it’s time to reread.

Thanks again AG. Benelli said I can fire beanbag bullets from any of their tactical, pump action shotguns. I’m guessing then the same will apply to Remington and Mossberg. I’m also then assuming that makes them smoothbore (yeah, I’m a know nothing).

I’ll check, then when things return to normal, do some searching/purchasing. There is NOT a shortage of gun stores around here, lol.

Damn, the semi auto seemed so nice, watched a YouTube video where a guy fired off 20 shots in no time flat.

I'm sure they're saying that to be safe. I'd be willing to guess that *some* semis will function with *some* specialty ammo.

You could look at the Benelli M3. It can switch between semi or pump operation.

Edit-- the semi operation on the M3 is an inertia system so probably even more unlikely to cycle those specialty loads compared to maybe a Beretta 1301 or another gas-operated semi... but you will have the pump.