My dumb idea that involves a 12 gauge

[Shotgun Surgery]

Take one of these

Add a $200 tax stamp to make it an AOW. Then add one of these

Chop the bit of barrel down that extends past the magazine tube, clean it up, dab a little cold blue on it, then move that bead back onto the barrel.

Then add a sling of some kind that attaches to the bottom of the Hogue grip and the end of the magazine tube. To shoot the gun, press forward on both the forend and the pistol grip with the sling offering resistance. That way when you fire the gun you're already pushing forward to counteract the recoil.

Thoughts?

 

[BLIP]

That would be surgery with malpractice written all over it .

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

I get what you're going for but I don't think it's worth the NFA hassle. On top of that I've shot pistol gripped shotguns and I have a Mossberg Shockwave. The straight line bird head style grip is better than the pistol grip to ME.

 

[N.Ga.Trader]

Serbu super shorty...

 

[BDR1]

Hmmmmm.. I’m getting it now

 

[Gimmebackmybullets]

I get what you're going for but I don't think it's worth the NFA hassle. On top of that I've shot pistol gripped shotguns and I have a Mossberg Shockwave. The straight line bird head style grip is better than the pistol grip to ME.

20 gauge is actually more user friendly, with the same intended results, at close range.
#3 buck in 2-3/4 is your friend, out of a Shockwave in 20ga.
Your grandma could even shoot it well.

 

[Cadcom]

I want a stock on any of my defensive shotguns. I went the Tac 14 route twice and ended up selling them both.

 

[Shotgun Surgery]

Serbu super shorty...

Yep. That's basically what I want to go for, but the only company I can find currently making anything close to that is Paladin something or other that only takes payment by check or money order. This would be the Serbu Shorty we have at home.

 

[Shotgun Surgery]

That would be surgery with malpractice written all over it .

Some do call me "Shotgun Surgery".

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

20 gauge is actually more user friendly, with the same intended results, at close range.
#3 buck in 2-3/4 is your friend, out of a Shockwave in 20ga.
Your grandma could even shoot it well.

I inherited my Shockwave from my stepfather. I suggested he buy the 20 gauge when he bought it but he wasn't hearing it. When I finally got around to shooting it I loaded 5 rounds and I think I shot 3 and unloaded the other two. It was NOT fun to shoot.