Any interest at all in swapping a pump shotty for my Pardus SL semi auto? It's in good nick, only bad thing is I have no chokes for it and they are very hard to find. It is threaded for them though and other brands might be compatible but I am not sure. So yeah just be aware its full bore unless you find chokes.
(These are basically a copy of the Berette 390 but with a different gas system)
3 inch chamber
Mag tube holds 5+1 2 3/4" and 4+1 3".
It dampens recoil really well, I can go throuh 50 slugs and not feel a thing. My old Baikal single shot used to bruise the crap out of me from just one shot. That tells me that if you're a newbie or want to ease someone in to shotgunning without scaring the crap out of them this might be the go.
Like most semi auto shottys it doesn't like light loads very much so leave your shitty 24 gram target loads at home, it seems to take 28 gram loads and above to cycle it reliably otherwise you'll randomly get failures to cycle and extract. I've never used a sub $1000 semi auto shotty that wasn't a picky eater, but I can tell you from experience what this one loves if it ends up as yours.
Has sling loops
Dovetail mounts
Fibre optic front sight
It's worth I'd guess $400. Gun City sell them for $700 but they have been on sale for $500 for a while now so that's what I am basing the value on.
I'd like to swap it for a pump action shotgun that has dovetail mounts, like a Maverick 88 or something along those lines. Honestly I just want to swap for a pump to have something different and new because I've never shot a pump shotgun before, and it looks pretty fun. And I don't have room in my safe for this and a new pumpy so this one has to go.
Wellington region.
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