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Barrels are interchangeable with the Mossberg 520 inch barrel with the security model, flat darker furniture, corn cob fore end, 7 plus 1 capacity. It does have a cross bolt safety right there. Nice smooth action, nice rubber recoil pad. The Mossberg Maverick 88, very popular reputation. People love it. They love the price and the function of it. Along with the capacity, I find it an all-around fine shotgun. Here's a magazine-fed semi-auto 12-gauge shotgun called the Rock Island VR-80. Shooters like the AR-positioned controls have a 20-inch barrel with screw-in chokes, flip-up sights included in the case. It's a smooth shooter for a 12-gauge shotgun. It's very smooth. Currently, I have a 5-round mag in there. 9 and 19-round mags are also available, 2 and 3 quarter inch and a very nice handguard. MSRP 699. It became very popular. A lot of people appreciate the VR-80. Here's a Stoker Coach Gun with 20-inch barrels. I love Coach Guns. They're a lot of fun. They're easy to disassemble, easy to operate and I think Stoker does a good job right in the mid 400s is what you could get this for. I went with the single trigger. I like how quick it resets and I like the quick shooting that it offers. A lot of people like the double triggers, but it does have a modified choke and a fixed cylinder choke with the barrels. It gives you a little bit of diverse shooting, but this will certainly get the job done. It's been very reliable for me. It does have extractors and not ejectors, but a nice shotgun overall. My favorite 12-gate shotgun is right here. A Remington V3 Tactical. This is amazing. It has the versatile part gas system that feeds and fires all loads. Even the heavy 3-inch magnum loads don't feel that bad because it is very smooth. I'm so impressed with it. 18 and a half inch vent rib barrel. A barrel clamp there with an M-lock slot on both sides for attachments. 7 plus 1, 2 and 3 quarter inch capacity. Oversized charger, bolt release and cross bolt safety. Overall an excellent shotgun. Sells over a grand if you can find one. I find this to be an amazing semi-auto shotgun that seems to do it all and for whatever platform you're looking to do it all with. Here's another shotgun load firearm called the Henry Lever Action Axe. Chambered in 410. It is 5 plus 1 with a 15 inch barrel. A very wide lever action loop right there. This is just plain fun. You got that 410 and it's very hard to find these days, but when it was plentiful, I loved shooting the Lever Action Axe. It's a good looking firearm. It's expensive. Goes over a grand, but it's certainly small, lightweight, compact and if you get the right load in 410, it'll get the job done in home defense. I will guarantee that. The right load. Very important right there, but this Lever Action Axe is so nice. Here we have a new Mossberg 590S. A tactical model with a forend that has M-lock slots. A 20 inch barrel. A plus 1, 2 and 3 quarter inch. It has a cylinder bore choke. You can purchase other ones, screw them in there, whatever you choose. A ghost ring rear sight, synthetic furniture, same platform as Mossberg with the thumb safety and the smooth action, but it also accepts and feeds and fires mini-shells. And you can alternate those. I did that with my range review and I found that to be very cool. Little pricey, 731 MSRP, but it's a nice shooting and very optional loading Mossberg. Another budget shotgun is the Rock Island All Generations MSRP 299. It is a 12 gauge pump action shotgun that has very nice furniture, kind of Magpul-ish, but it's not Magpul and a pretty smooth action. 5 plus 1 capacity. A serrated vent rib barrel. It offers a cheek riser right there, so it does have some very nice features in there. Additional screw-in chokes as well, but the All Generations for a very fair price is a nice entry-level 12 gauge pump action shotgun. Here's another pump action 12 gauge that I've had a long time. It's called the Remington 870 Express Tactical. This has been very reliable. It has an 18 and a half inch barrel. Currently, a door breaching choke. This could be removed and other chokes added. 7 plus 1 capacity big old barrel clamp right there. Nice smooth action. The sight system has a ghost ring right there. Excess sight, ramped up front sight. I'm not sure what's going on with Remington right now. You know, it's pretty confusing. I don't even know if you can find this these days, but since day one, this has performed very well for me. Here's a CZ Coach Gun called the Sharptail. CZ makes some great shotguns. The Sharptail has Turkish walnut furniture, color case hardened receiver, 20 inch barrels, a lever right there that allows you to choose which barrel to shoot first. This is a single trigger model. The trigger resets very fast. I really do enjoy this CZ Sharptail. It's a bit expensive over a grand, but I find it well worth the price. Here's a Mossberg 510 Youth Mini Bantam chambered in 410. Camouflage finish on it, very small stock made for the youth. A good training tool in the 410 would be something that younger kids could get used to and comfortable with shotguns. 18 and a half inch barrel and 410. It does hold three with one in the chamber. A dual bead sight system and that same Mossberg pump action that so many people love. Pretty cool shotgun. If you have young kids, this would be a nice model getting them into shotgun shooting. My favorite 12 gauge firearm for home defense is right here. A Remington V3 Tac 13. It has the verse support gas system that reduces recoil and feeds and fires everything. It's been so reliable. I love this firearm. 13 inch vent rib serrated barrel. Barrel clamp there. I mentioned 5 plus one. It does have the strap right here to help control bird's head grip, but this thing is amazing and I know a lot of people wanted it. It's hard to find right now. I'm so happy I have this because I can't think of a better home defense firearm than this. It's so compact, so small and so reliable and that verse support system that Remington offers is certainly a worthy choice on any semi auto shotgun. I love 20 gauge shotguns, but the only one I currently own is this new England firearms single shot break open 20 gauge shotgun. These are cheap. Like you can pick this up for under a hundred bucks, perhaps at a pawn shop. It does have ejector so you can load it up pretty quick, but just simply pull that hammer back and fire away. I got this I think for 70 bucks a long time ago, but it's always been really nice and a lot of people tell me that this was the first shotgun they ever fired and they've hunted with it for years and it has a very fine reputation throughout the years as well as color case hardened receiver. Here we have an over under 12 gauge called the Stoker double defense. It's a tactical model with rails between the barrels and on top a single trigger over under easy operation. Has some jeweling below the barrel right there. Simple disassembled. Does have a fiber optic front sight and a nice shooter. Now I can't say I put a lot around through this, but when I have taken it to the range, I certainly enjoyed it. MSRP 479 and if you love double barrels, this is a pretty cool model. Cheating a bit here, not a shotgun, but a 12 gauge firearm called the Mossberg Shockwave 590S with the 14 inch barrel that make another model that's a bit longer. Higher capacity magazine tube. This is a 5 plus 1, 2 and 3 quarter inch shells, but what it allows is reliable feeding and firing of mini shells and you can alternate those. A lot of people find that attractive. You don't need an adapter with this 590S. Corn cob forend with a strap, beaded front sight, raptor grip and overall a nice home defense shotgun. I think would be the one of the best purposes for it, but I certainly have always appreciated the shockwave models. Here we have a rammington 870 DM. Pump action, 12 gauge magazine fed shotgun with mags that carry six rounds. It is very similar to the express tactical that I showed you, the 870 express tactical except for Magpul furniture. This is a Magpul edition, which is always nice. Magpul does some great work. 18 and a half inch door breaching choke right there. You can remove that and put chokes internally. Beaded front, wrapped up front sight, excess rail, ghost ring, rear sight. I used to like this more than the express tactical. Now I like the express tactical a little more compact. You don't have to keep mags loaded, but I do find this to be a very well made and well shooting and very reliable shotgun. Here's a shotgun that has not worked well for me throughout the years. I need to send this back to Mossberg. Here is a semi auto 930 12 gauge, 18 and a half inch barrel door breacher that is not a choke. It does not screw in. It is fixed there. A four plus one two and three quarter inch. When it when it worked, it was great, but I'm having some extraction and ejection issues. So I'm going to have to send this back. I've been very lazy with that, but it goes around 700 bucks. All right. I remember buying this at Walmart and back when they were a little more two way friendly and I got a good deal. It was like right around 500 bucks. I was so happy to get it, but disappointed with its performance. I suppose I should get that taken care of. For those of you who stuck around to the end, you would have seen 16 separate shotguns and I'm not done. I've got a few others on my mind right now that I just made pick up hopefully rather soon. If you like videos like this, please subscribe and share. I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe.