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Hairball · October 14, 1999, 08:20 PM

I read something in a somewhat older shotgun book about buying two Remmington 870s, a lefted handed version, and a right handed version, then simpliy bolting the two together for a somewhat rather awkward weapon, but capable of laying down a lot of firepower if needed. The article also metioned doing the same thing with Remmington 11-87s for a semi-auto monster.

Anyone out there ever herd of this being done? It involved making longer pins for the recivers and adding a barrel clamp to the front to hold the two shotguns together.

Sounds a little outrageous, but could be a ton of fun too!

Anybody know of any laws restricting this kind of weapon, or has there ever been a company to market such a thing straight from the factory??

Any ideas or information would be very welcome.

-=Hairball=-

October 14, 1999, 08:20 PM	#1
Hairball Member Join Date: January 29, 1999 Location: Floating on a rock in the pacific ocean. Posts: 57	I read something in a somewhat older shotgun book about buying two Remmington 870s, a lefted handed version, and a right handed version, then simpliy bolting the two together for a somewhat rather awkward weapon, but capable of laying down a lot of firepower if needed. The article also metioned doing the same thing with Remmington 11-87s for a semi-auto monster. Anyone out there ever herd of this being done? It involved making longer pins for the recivers and adding a barrel clamp to the front to hold the two shotguns together. Sounds a little outrageous, but could be a ton of fun too! Anybody know of any laws restricting this kind of weapon, or has there ever been a company to market such a thing straight from the factory?? Any ideas or information would be very welcome. -=Hairball=-