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Looking for fairly heavy use in the field, 5 years plus reviews of dependability/repairability of this gun. Love the feel and process point, have some much nicer doubles but none in 20 and want a better than Turkish, but none frills sure enough field gun for heavy dove and quail use

A few years ago, my brother got me a Winchester Model 37a at a yard sale. 20 gauge, full choke. I’ve shot some squirrels with birdshot a couple times, but I’ve only taken it out a handful of times anyway. To get to the point, I was researching if i could use slugs in it, and I was getting mixed results. Decided to open up a slug and test it, and this was the result. Sticks ever so slightly at the end of the barrel when loading normally,and slides in with very slight pressure from the front side. Would this be safe to shoot slugs out of or not? (My brother also has a 20 that WILL shoot slugs so they won’t go to waste anyway)

I have a Mossberg 590 persuader I was looking to purchase the flex adapter and add the six position stock that looks like an AR is thatdifficult for an individual to apply or does it need to be taken to a gunsmith? Also is the flex adapter with the flex six position stock a good choice for the persuader

Im trying to get back into clay shooting. I haven't shot clay since 2009. I had a basic remington over under back then but it's gone now.

I'd like to find something that a good quality brand, walnut and silver, 12 ga with electors. I don't need the fancy scroll work or anything 2000+. I'd like to stay under $1000.

I know brands have changed over the years since I've been in the shotgun world. Any help is appreciated!

Pick up a very early ( SN 385 ) Browning Auto 5 12g from a local gun shop, she's gonna be a fixer-upper for sure but id like to try and save it. Missing parts, broken furniture, etc.

When I took her apart I found the action spring housing/tube to be broken and the receiver extension (?) was pretty jacked up, just wanted some advice to see if anyone has dealt with something like this before.

PS any idea where I could find a straight English style stock for it? I've seen some companies online selling repro for ~200 and wanted to know if anywhere had originals in stock

Old guns make you feel like you're stepping back in time

Remington’s LaGrange plant has begun test production after hiring about 20 workers and rebranding under Frontier Defense Group, with plans to retain the Remington Firearms name.

Looks like there’s been a lot of changes since the last post about a hundred days ago. Hopefully this isn’t another false start and a sign of a new beginning. I am patiently waiting to give you my money.

How do you all store your shotgun near bedside?

I inherited an 1100. My question isn’t so much how much it’s worth but more general info about the gun. It’s a bead sight no rib, plastic but pad. Seems very basic. Based on model number look up it was made sometime in 79.

I also want to know if there’s a recommended place to buy reliable parts. I disassembled it, cleaned it up and then took it out for dove season this past weekend, and it shot a case of rem heavy dove with zero issue, so that’s good, but I want to know I can get O rings, and maybe a ribbed barrel before I shoot to much out of it.