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hogdogs · February 28, 2008, 04:59 PM

Back in 1988-89 I was set on a "sawed off" but legal 12 gauge single for HD. I seen this purdy, shiny, new 20 gauge mossberg 500 with pistol grip and 18.5 inch barrel. I jist had to have it.... Well I have had my fun with it MUCHHHH fun I admit! Cut down numerous little trees, blasted "The Insurance Man" page from the phone book to teeny weenie little yellow bits! I have one armed it numerous times and shot some game and some clay pigeons too.... I Know it was harder to line it up but after a few thousand tries every hog is gonna stumble on an acorn

now and again. I do know I can, in tight quarters, tuck the gun along my side in a john wayne style ready-to-fire position and use it just as good or better than just the pistol grip with this poly full stock installed.
Brent

February 28, 2008, 04:59 PM	#24
hogdogs Staff In Memoriam Join Date: October 31, 2007 Location: Western Florida panhandle Posts: 11,069	Not a brag... Back in 1988-89 I was set on a "sawed off" but legal 12 gauge single for HD. I seen this purdy, shiny, new 20 gauge mossberg 500 with pistol grip and 18.5 inch barrel. I jist had to have it.... Well I have had my fun with it MUCHHHH fun I admit! Cut down numerous little trees, blasted "The Insurance Man" page from the phone book to teeny weenie little yellow bits! I have one armed it numerous times and shot some game and some clay pigeons too.... I Know it was harder to line it up but after a few thousand tries every hog is gonna stumble on an acorn now and again. I do know I can, in tight quarters, tuck the gun along my side in a john wayne style ready-to-fire position and use it just as good or better than just the pistol grip with this poly full stock installed. Brent