He had beaucoup tools and electronics outside under the tent, but inside he had discounted a slew of shotguns as well. It seems Louisiana's shotgun migration has once again hit homeostasis, and they are clogging up the pawn shop shelves. I asked Neil to show me his cheapest shotgun, and he handed over a Remington 870 Express Magnum, marked down from $139 to $69. That was to much to bear. It was in good shape with the usual wear patterns one would expect from more storage than shooting. I have always eschewed Remingtons for the Mossberg or Winchester pumps. I just like the location of the safety and slide release better. For seventy bucks though, it's the perfect shotgun to have on hand as a beater or trade fodder. For seventy simolians you cannot lose. I asked for a 4473.........
70 green is good for most anything that shoots, if you have it to spend.
ReplyDeleteDo you have a point in your collection where you reach critical mass and must sell or trade off?
ReplyDeleteI have several 870's and unless it was a light countour sporting, I woulda passed on it myself.
Of course trading/transfer is easier in your locale, but jeeeze..control yourself :)
Lucky dog.
ReplyDeleteThat would make a good trunk gun.