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  #1 Isaac Branch on 27 Jun 12

   

  Spring Airsoft shotguns shoot at high velocities with a large kill radii making them ideal for Airsoft skirmishes and tournaments, especially in close quarter combat situations. Most spring shotguns are pump action with a realistic shell ejection mechanism after each shot. They can fire anywhere between one to five BBs in a single shot, depending on which shotgun model is being used.
  
  Spring shotguns are highly effective when there are multiple targets at short range as you can just pump and blast away. They are highly preferred in close quarter combat situations when the operator does not have enough time to carefully aim at the target. This ceases to be a problem with a spring shotgun in hand because it will spray a deadly shower of ammunition in the general direction of the target, making it very hard, if not impossible to miss.
  
  Although the effective range of most spring shotguns is limited to less than 100 feet, their shooting speed can often match that of sniper rifles. Spring Airsoft shotguns usually hold less than ten shells at maximum capacity, but many models offer a clip magazine as an add-on that can hold up to several hundred rounds. This greatly increases the shotgun's effectiveness and maneuverability.
  
  Many spring shotguns have the ability to slam fire, which is a firing process that occurs when the operator holds down the trigger and continuously pumps the gun. This will cause the gun to fire as soon as the pump reaches the forward position allowing it to shoot at a very fast rate. However this is not recommended as it puts tremendous amounts of stress on the gun and will quickly shorten its operating lifespan.
  
  3. Remington Model 870 with Express Turkey Camo- This 12 gauge shotgun by Remington definitely doesn't skimp on features. It has a 21" barrel, Full Rem choke, fiber optic sights and a synthetic stock and fore-end finished in Mossy Oak Break-Up camo. Shooting both 2 3/4 inch and 3 inch shells, this gun will take on the harshest of weather and perform with amazing knock down power. Priced at $450, the Model 870 is sure to exceed all your needs when you head out to the field.
  
  While there seems to be no shortage of turkey shotguns on the market today, finding one with all the features you need without busting your wallet is key. Any of these shotguns offer great value and extreme performance. Best of luck on your next hunt.
  
  Here is a rundown of shotgun loads from powerful to mild
  
  •10 gauge. Not for beginners. Not for targets. Primarily used for hunting geese and turkeys.
  
  •12 gauge. The traditional "all rounder." Usually too heavy and too much recoil for any beginners but large boys and adults.
  
  •16 gauge. The "sweet sixteen" is a traditional upland bird gun. Not for beginners.
  
  •20 gauge. A good choice for beginning adults and kids over 100 pounds. The smallest of the true all around shotguns
  
  •28 gauge. Fairly versatile, lower weight and recoil than a 20, a good choice for kids and many women. Ammo is expensive. They make fewer 28 gauge guns than the larger gauges and they tend to be more expensive.
  
  •.410. Lowest recoil and usually lightest weight of all the shotguns. Tikka Rifles

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Spring Airsoft shotguns shoot at high velocities with a large kill radii making them ideal for Airsoft skirmishes and tournaments, especially in close quarter combat situations. Most spring shotguns are pump action with a realistic shell ejection mechanism after each shot. They can fire anywhere between one to five BBs in a single shot, depending on which shotgun model is being used.<br /><br />Spring shotguns are highly effective when there are multiple targets at short range as you can just pump and blast away. They are highly preferred in close quarter combat situations when the operator does not have enough time to carefully aim at the target. This ceases to be a problem with a spring shotgun in hand because it will spray a deadly shower of ammunition in the general direction of the target, making it very hard, if not impossible to miss.<br /><br />Although the effective range of most spring shotguns is limited to less than 100 feet, their shooting speed can often match that of sniper rifles. Spring Airsoft shotguns usually hold less than ten shells at maximum capacity, but many models offer a clip magazine as an add-on that can hold up to several hundred rounds. This greatly increases the shotgun's effectiveness and maneuverability.<br /><br />Many spring shotguns have the ability to slam fire, which is a firing process that occurs when the operator holds down the trigger and continuously pumps the gun. This will cause the gun to fire as soon as the pump reaches the forward position allowing it to shoot at a very fast rate. However this is not recommended as it puts tremendous amounts of stress on the gun and will quickly shorten its operating lifespan.<br /><br />3. <strong>Remington Model 870 with Express Turkey Camo-</strong> This 12 gauge shotgun by Remington definitely doesn't skimp on features. It has a 21" barrel, Full Rem choke, fiber optic sights and a synthetic stock and fore-end finished in Mossy Oak Break-Up camo. Shooting both 2 3/4 inch and 3 inch shells, this gun will take on the harshest of weather and perform with amazing knock down power. Priced at $450, the Model 870 is sure to exceed all your needs when you head out to the field.<br /><br />While there seems to be no shortage of turkey shotguns on the market today, finding one with all the features you need without busting your wallet is key. Any of these shotguns offer great value and extreme performance. Best of luck on your next hunt.<br /> <br />Here is a rundown of shotgun loads from powerful to mild<br /><br />•10 gauge. Not for beginners. Not for targets. Primarily used for hunting geese and turkeys.<br /><br />•12 gauge. The traditional "all rounder." Usually too heavy and too much recoil for any beginners but large boys and adults.<br /><br />•16 gauge. The "sweet sixteen" is a traditional upland bird gun. Not for beginners.<br /><br />•20 gauge. A good choice for beginning adults and kids over 100 pounds. The smallest of the true all around shotguns <br /><br />•28 gauge. Fairly versatile, lower weight and recoil than a 20, a good choice for kids and many women. Ammo is expensive. They make fewer 28 gauge guns than the larger gauges and they tend to be more expensive.<br /><br />•.410. Lowest recoil and usually lightest weight of all the shotguns. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.shotgunuk.com/">Tikka Rifles</a></div>

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