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rchjr
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Post subject: Mossberg 835 ulti-mag question Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 6:43 pm |
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I picked up a mossberg 835 ulti-mag with a 24" ribbed ventilated barrel. It's really a beater. Kinda looks like it rode around in somebody's truck tool box for a couple of years. Gander mountain passed it on it's safety check said it's functional at least.
This is going to be my home defense gun. I don't know that much about shotguns and I know you guys are all experts, so I need some advise. I can't find a shorter barrel for it. Is it possible to have it cut down to 19 inches or so? That would cut off the choke and threads. It has a full bb lead and steel shot choke tube in it now. I want to use a good defensive load not birdshot in it. I don't hunt anymore so I just want something defensive. It's got a black fiberglass stock and forend. Any suggestions about barrel length, and what kinda shot can be used as it is now? Thanks everyone in advance.
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Post subject: Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 6:31 pm |
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Have the barrel cut to the legal length and re-crowned or cut and re-threaded for the choke tubes if the inside diameter will allow it. I find that Medium choke works well with #1 Buckshot.
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rchjr
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Post subject: Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 6:04 pm |
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Thanks G-Man. I ended up finding a 22" ribbed barrel for it also and that seems to be ok for inside the house. This one had a modified choke in it so that should be okay for #1. Thanks again.
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