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by jbirds1210
Wed May 03, 2006 9:19 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: pistol grip on shotgun (defense)
Replies: 13
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I realize that I am the minority here, but I keep my old beat up pistol grip 12 gauge accessible in my bedroom. I have always thought of my old shotgun as a reliable friend, especially if I have a few seconds warning before the trouble starts. I paid the big price of fifty bucks for this thing in a garage sale and had a machinist shorten it up for me.

An example of this is the other night I had a gentleman standing in my driveway shouting (obviously intoxicated) to another unknown person. The man never looked toward my house, but he was standing on the very edge of my property. I did not feel immediately threatened by this man, but was unsure if his intoxicated state allowed him to think rationally. My shotgun felt good sitting next to my chair.

Unless I am in the shower or asleep I keep my handgun on me (something I could not say before becoming addicted to this forum) and keep "old betsy" nearby. I have also taken this old ugly thing along for a night in the hotel room.

I agree that aiming this thing is not easy to do, but with bird shot and very short distances such as those in my residence I feel that it is a very effective weapon. I would not trust my load past the 15-20 feet which I would need it.
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Jason

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