Originally Posted by SchwartzWald

I have a Remington 870. My grandfather gave it to me when I was 14. Owning guns is pretty much a tradition in my family.

Originally Posted by Addison48

The gun itself is easy to find. There are like 5 of them within 15 minutes of my house but the ammo might be different. I will try to look up somewhere where I can sell the shells.

The gun doesnt have adjustable sights so ive only hit what I was aiming at once. So far out of 5 people who have fired it ony one person has hit what he was aiming at more then once.

Originally Posted by Jollee

Addison, a friend of mine noticed our conversation and sent me a PM, he said to look in Gun World Magazine...

Originally Posted by falena

I was once taunted by grey squirrels.

They got into my attic. In the morning they would sit on the peak of the house and chatter as if they were laughing at me. I so desperately wanted to grab my 30-30 and near vaporise those filthy rats with fluffy tails off the peak of the house or catch one hopping on the ground and blow a hole in him with my Mossberg, loaded with buck shot! But, I knew the city SWAT team would circle my house and take me away and the filthy rats with fluffy tails would win!
One day I set a ladder up against the house and installed a one way door against the hole. Good bye filthy rats with fluffy tails. I hope to see you again someday...........in the woods.......with my .38 in hand!

Originally Posted by Addison48

He sent me a message too. Their website is currently under construction unfortunately.

Originally Posted by Whatthe

Did a little digging around, that gun could have a lot of potential.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/m...0/ai_n6081523/

Here's a good article. I couldn't find a reference to any of the variations having fixed sights, maybe you've got a pre-bubba'd rifle. Sounds like the factory sights are traditionally zero'd in way high for most shooting, kinda like a mosin nagant. There has to be a way to get the sights on the money at 100 yrds, but it could be a real PITA. If the rifling's in good shape it might be worth it. You could always put a scope on it fairly cheap. The biggest downside from what I've read is that they tend to work best with the heaviest loads you can find. That translates to a lot of recoil. Sounds like a very good design though.

Originally Posted by Addison48

Oh wow I didnt even see this post. Sorry. I bookmarked the page and im going to go look at it in a little bit. Thanks for the info.