Which is your favorite pump action shotgun?

[Andy54Hawken]

Yes I do very much....It goes out a lot for grouse and has kept me fed
Looking forward to passing it down to someone one day...
Andy

 

[wamshane]

My Marlin Model 120 .... was wonderful ... used it for hunting, trap shooting and sporting clays .. a bit heavy but I think that helped with shot stability for me ... and a little cleaning and Break Free applications kept the action smoother than smooth ... ! ... Lots of votes from me for it .... and yes I did have a Remington 870 Wingmaster and a Winchester Model 12 ... but the Marlin has many thousand rounds thru it and was always the best for me !

 

[45 OTTO]

Have several different shotguns but my current favorite for range fun and defense is a late production model '97 Winchester ('54) riot gun in 12 ga. Looked long and hard to find a factory riot not a cut down hunting version (barrel 18" marked Cyl). Paid what I thought was a very reasonable $550 for it in 90% condition.

 

[anm2_man]

For me its a Remington Tac-14 ? You can make it thru doorways with no problem.

 

[Mrjenkins]

Winchester model 1897... I regret selling that one. Serial number put it at 1943

 

[ibelieveindog]

Bennelli. I own a Nova 20 Gauge pump.

 

[Jack Ryan]

Delete

 

[IceAxRiflRvlvr]

ITHACA Model 37 D.S. 12 Police Special.

Likes Brenneke Black Magic slugs and Fed LE FliteControl 00.

Lemme know if anyone has a line on the same in #1.

 

[RLT620]

For those who were in law enforcement in the 70’s thru 90’s, you had to love the work-horse Ithaca model 37 Deerslayer.

 

[4U2NV]

Winchester 1400 MKII, one in 20ga, the other in 12ga. Great shooting Shotguns.
Mossberg 500, .410, 20ga. 12ga.
Remington 870, 20ga, 12ga.

 

[4U2NV]

Winchester 1400 MKII, one in 20ga, the other in 12ga. Great shooting Shotguns.
Mossberg 500, .410, 20ga. 12ga.
Remington 870, 20ga, 12ga.

Winchester 1400 MKII is a Semi-auto.

 

[nvshooter]

Had a pistol-grip 870. I don't think I ever fired it. Lost it in a terrible boating accident...

 

[Huggy]

Now that I think of it, I remember having two Ithica pumps, one in 12 and one in 20 gauge. Did an LOT of bird and rabbit hunting with them. The 20 was perfect for walks after rabbit or quail while the 12 was almost perfect for dove, ducks and geese.
Always wanted to hunt upland birds but never had a chance and now that I am an older, Broken Toy (Thank You, US Army) i doubt I'll ever have a chance. Certainly not if I have to walk, that is.
Anyway, thinking back to those Ithica shotguns i don't recall what ever happened to them. I just remember leaving them with my Dad (RIP, Dad, I still miss you after all these years) when I enlisted and went off to serve my country and they were gone when I came home from overseas some years later. (Sigh)
Never got a good answer to their whereabouts so suspect Dad "lent" them to one of my younger brothers and they somehow absconded with them without word one. (!@_$*&$@^@&!!!!)
Oh, well, at least I have some fond memories of those guns.
Would like to have one of each again but no real purpose to buying them.
I'm at the age where I'm selling off my inventory as it it. No sense in leaving them to family who'll just squabble over them then sell off for pennies on the dollar, right?
Man I wish I wasn't mobility impaired.
God Bless everyone and have a GREAT Day!

 

[IceAxRiflRvlvr]

Having that attitude, you'll live a long life.

 

[asnic]

Winchester model 12.
Do yourself a favor, try one.
Tony

 

[jo jo]

Remington 870 MCS 12ga

 

[ma96782]

YES.....the Winchester 1897. Then....slam-fire it for the win. A hell of a lot of fun.

Rrrright....if you want serious.....then, the Rem 870 is always available.

Aloha, Mark

 

[DunRanull]

Got two (former) duty shotguns that retired when I did.. Mossie 500 20" bbl, w/extended mag. I like the feel of it and especially the thumb safety, very handy. It does retirement duty next to our bed.
Had a Remington Wingmaster I purchased used "customised", 20" bbl, extended mag installed, black zytel(?) stock and foregrip installed standard config, I don't like a pistol grip on a shotgun. Ghost ring sight and tritium front. Only thing I don't like about it is the trigger-guard safety position.
Should I ever get another shotgun it will be a 20ga semi-auto, just cuz I can...

 

[DunRanull]

Now that I think of it, I remember having two Ithica pumps, one in 12 and one in 20 gauge. Did an LOT of bird and rabbit hunting with them. The 20 was perfect for walks after rabbit or quail while the 12 was almost perfect for dove, ducks and geese.
Always wanted to hunt upland birds but never had a chance and now that I am an older, Broken Toy (Thank You, US Army) i doubt I'll ever have a chance. Certainly not if I have to walk, that is.
Anyway, thinking back to those Ithica shotguns i don't recall what ever happened to them. I just remember leaving them with my Dad (RIP, Dad, I still miss you after all these years) when I enlisted and went off to serve my country and they were gone when I came home from overseas some years later. (Sigh)
Never got a good answer to their whereabouts so suspect Dad "lent" them to one of my younger brothers and they somehow absconded with them without word one. (!@_$*&$@^@&!!!!)
Oh, well, at least I have some fond memories of those guns.
Would like to have one of each again but no real purpose to buying them.
I'm at the age where I'm selling off my inventory as it it. No sense in leaving them to family who'll just squabble over them then sell off for pennies on the dollar, right?
Man I wish I wasn't mobility impaired.
God Bless everyone and have a GREAT Day!

I know what you mean about selling down your inventory, and I'll bet a lot of other guys do too... be well bro...