Thread: The $3000 gong gun

Don't buy one of the mossbergs. My cousin though the same when he went to sell it he couldn't give it away. So decided to keep it. It's now in at a smith's with the bolt seized shut from some unknown reason and will likely remain there as it's not worth further funds as it wasnt a nice rifle even before. You like nice things Ryan remember the Sauer that you hated. Atleast with a howa, Tikka etc you shouldn't lose much when you get bored especially if you buy one second hand.

Originally Posted by Stocky

Don't buy one of the mossbergs. My cousin though the same when he went to sell it he couldn't give it away. So decided to keep it. It's now in at a smith's with the bolt seized shut from some unknown reason and will likely remain there as it's not worth further funds as it wasnt a nice rifle even before. You like nice things Ryan remember the Sauer that you hated. Atleast with a howa, Tikka etc you shouldn't lose much when you get bored especially if you buy one second hand.

Tikkas aren’t nice things lol

sounds like you just need a few sessions of gong busting with your good mates from the forum using their gear and then you can return the favor by taking them fishing on that sweet new boat

I have a real soft spot for mossberg pump shot guns and a strong dislike of their rifles
the look ok but they fall apart worse than any rifles iv ever seen. IE worse than norincos

Originally Posted by Stocky

Don't buy one of the mossbergs. My cousin though the same when he went to sell it he couldn't give it away. So decided to keep it. It's now in at a smith's with the bolt seized shut from some unknown reason and will likely remain there as it's not worth further funds as it wasnt a nice rifle even before. You like nice things Ryan remember the Sauer that you hated. Atleast with a howa, Tikka etc you shouldn't lose much when you get bored especially if you buy one second hand.

This man speaks truth. I'd listen to his advice.