Scattergun Porn
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870 Police. Blued with walnut stock and fore end.
Despite having a dozen or so transferable machineguns, I believe the number one gun for HD is a short barreled shotgun. So in 2012 I commissioned Lone Star Arms in Texas to build me up a SBS specifically for HD. I started off with their "Locksmith" model, which is a 12" breacher shotgun based off the Saiga-12, then got every single bell and whistle for it including Abi charging handles, moly coating, chromed and polished internals etc. The owner of Lone Star Arms is also a custom jeweler. So I had him make me a sterling silver Serbian crest. The cross with 4 C's you'll typically see in trench art on Yugo sks and ak wooden stocks. The four C's are part of a phrase that basically translates to "Only in Unity will we Survive".
This custom Locksmith SBS has been my nightstand gun for the past 10yrs. Shoot it from time to time an it has never had a FTF even with birdshot. It runs like a top, and I've never added anything to it since I got it as it was perfect as is. 5yrs ago I added a 870 Marine magnum (Rifle sight model) under the bed for backup or shooting longer ranges out the windows. I then replaced it with a 14" Benelli Entry SBS as a back up and moved the 870 to the corner. Then for longer ranges as in shooting outside the windows or bugging out, I moved one M16A2s that I recently setup as a post apacolyptic rig under the bed. I'll probably move the 870 to the safe as it's no longer needed. Eventually I'm going to have a M2 browning mounted at the front upstairs window for taking out unfriendly cars, helicopters etc. I'm split between having a mounted M60 or the M2. M60 I could take to the cabin to shoot on occasion, where the M2 would basically never move. Tough call as M60 is more practical, but and M2 is an M2. Anyways, one of the closets has all bugout gear, body armor and clothing at the ready with two cases of 556 in m855 and 75gr BTHP. 8 mags in m855 at the ready and boxes of Hornady 00 Critical Defense with a 30shell vest carrier. I have several other "Combat" shotguns, but these are the current HD specific ones that are always at the bedroom so I snapped some quick pics of them.
This custom Locksmith SBS has been my nightstand gun for the past 10yrs. Shoot it from time to time an it has never had a FTF even with birdshot. It runs like a top, and I've never added anything to it since I got it as it was perfect as is. 5yrs ago I added a 870 Marine magnum (Rifle sight model) under the bed for backup or shooting longer ranges out the windows. I then replaced it with a 14" Benelli Entry SBS as a back up and moved the 870 to the corner. Then for longer ranges as in shooting outside the windows or bugging out, I moved one M16A2s that I recently setup as a post apacolyptic rig under the bed. I'll probably move the 870 to the safe as it's no longer needed. Eventually I'm going to have a M2 browning mounted at the front upstairs window for taking out unfriendly cars, helicopters etc. I'm split between having a mounted M60 or the M2. M60 I could take to the cabin to shoot on occasion, where the M2 would basically never move. Tough call as M60 is more practical, but and M2 is an M2. Anyways, one of the closets has all bugout gear, body armor and clothing at the ready with two cases of 556 in m855 and 75gr BTHP. 8 mags in m855 at the ready and boxes of Hornady 00 Critical Defense with a 30shell vest carrier. I have several other "Combat" shotguns, but these are the current HD specific ones that are always at the bedroom so I snapped some quick pics of them.
My ol' faithful M1014 and my newly acquired TS-12. I'm excited to pour some shells through this green machine and see how I like it. No replacement for the Benelli, but she could use a sidekick.
Just finished running the first 50 rounds ([30] slugs, [20] 00 buckshot) through the TS-12 and it most certainly parties! Zero failures and my wife loves it. Win win! 
Little aliens are gangin' up on Liza Benelli
