RE: First time gun buyer. Is this a good deal/gun?

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Mar 6, 2015
9:27:35am

MSG

RE: First time gun buyer. Is this a good deal/gun?

I agree that the Remington 870 is the way to go for a first shotty.

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MSG

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First time gun buyer. Is this a good deal/gun?

SoValleyCOUG

3/6/15 8:54am

Not a fan of cheap guns. IMO spend a little more and get a Rem 870 or similar

mosterlow

3/6/15 8:56am

Agreed, spend another $100 and get a Mossberg or a Remington

therock

3/6/15 9:56pm

Utah gun exchange is your friend.

PharmD

3/6/15 8:58am

The idea of a "used" gun would scare me. who knows where its been and why are

jholling

3/6/15 9:39am

Really? People trade and sell guns all of the time. Paranoid much?

PharmD

3/6/15 9:51am

ya. Maybe I should get over it. But I won't be buying from a Pawn show anytime

jholling

3/6/15 12:17pm

Not familiar with that gun

Squeegee

3/6/15 9:00am

Thanks for the tips.

SoValleyCOUG

3/6/15 9:02am

RE: First time gun buyer. Is this a good deal/gun?

MSG

3/6/15 9:27am

I agree with the other posters. Pay a little more and get

thecelloguy

3/6/15 9:28am

get a better quality shot gun. If you are going to be comfortable with using

CoogsWin

3/6/15 9:36am

thanks for info.

SoValleyCOUG

3/6/15 9:38am

Stevens = Savage Arms

mtnbiker

3/6/15 9:42am

It's okay, but like others said I'd pay a bit more for the Remington 870.

Spindash

3/6/15 12:44pm

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