what is the best auto loading shotgun?
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I HAVE OWNED AND HANDLED MANY TYPES OF SHOTGUNS\nIN THE AUTO LOADING FIELD I CURRENTLY OWN 2 REMINGTON 1100S  BOTH 20 AND 12 GA\nI REALLY ENJOY THEM AND THEY HAVE NEVER FAILED\nBUT........ I WOULD USE THEM FOR BOAT OARS IF ONLY I HAD A BENNELLI\nLOOK INTO THEM\nTHEY ARE WITHOUT A DOUBT FANTASTIC IF PRICE ISNT AN ISSUE\nTHEY ARE TRULY IN A CLASS ALL THEIR OWN
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I would contact the manufacturer, one of the biggest companies is Alliant, they have a great quality product. They can be reached at    \nalliant.reloading@atk.com
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Nacho Cheese gun.  hahaa  Thats good.  lol
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For $200, i would recomend the spyder pilot. It is around $100-$140. Its is an electric marker and will give you a chance to get the feel of walking the trigger. In semi-automatic mode, it is capped at 20 balls per second. In fully automatic mode, it is capable of 13 balls per second. If you interested in dead acuracy, and about 5 balls per second, the Tippmann is right for you. Any tippmann is fine really. Hope i helped in your decision.
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JT guns arent that good, I suggest a Spyder for begineers. But if you want a JT, Action Village is the best place.
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The baby glock or any saturday night special. Also the Beretta Cricket packs a punch. Pricey though. Check out www.gunbroker.com
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20 gauge gas operated autoloader and a .380 semi.
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kingman are like the best paintball guns semi-auto are alright
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I'd say the Marlin model 60.You can usually pick one up used for 40-80 dollars.New they're about 150.
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Yahoo Answers is a good place to get the latest spiff about celebs or yoghurt. Pretty tough to get handloading data here! \n\nNonetheless, I just checked my Hodgdons 2004 Manual. The highest they go for a .45 LC is a 360 Grain, Lead Flat Nose, with a gas check. Starting load 19.5gr of H4227. H4227 is considered a slow pistol powder, or a very fast rifle powder. Look here:  http://www.hodgdon.com/\n\nI also checked my Hornady book and the heaviest bullet they show is a 300 gr Hollow point/XTP. For that they start with IMR 4227 or MP5744 which both yield 1,000 fps.\n\nBoth manuals warn that the load is far above safe pressures for .45 Colts or replicas. It is only for Rugers or Thompson Center, but Hornady says that it should be just fine for a Marlin 1894-S Rifle. Don't forget a heavy crimp. The recoil will walk the bullets right out of the case. \n\nYou must be building a load for 200 meter steel silhouettes. That or griz.\n\nI suggest that you join Dr. Boren's Handloading list on Yahoo. It is a great list -- good information and good stories, too! Look here: http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/handloading/\n\nLeigh \nPortland\nNRA Instructor\nhttp://www.NWSafe.org
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the tippmann 98 custom is the best because it is designed to be accurate on all fields. I have one and it has 150+ accuracy right out of the box. i added a flatline barrel and i now get 300 feet of accuracy.  also you can customize the tippmann 98 to fit your style of play.  one other thing you can customize the heck out of it and end up with a gun that can take out the highest priced ones for half the cost.  that's why its the best woods ball gun. also you could compete with the best if you got just the flatline barrel because you hace very good accuracy
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I suggest a nicer spyder.  Something on the lines of an Electra or an Imagine.  The electra is a great lightweight gun that is perfect for aggressive front players.  with the right hopper it should be able to shoot at least 20 balls per second depending on your shooting skill.  It has the rocking trigger which is really helpful.  If you are really skilled you can get it to shoot 27, 28 balls per second.  I reccomend this gun highly since i have used it.  You can get it for like 250 dollars.  Great Gun
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I think you should have several. A Mossburg 590 12 guage is good. You should have a simi auto hand gun, and either an AR 15 or a AK-47.
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#7 birdshot.  Minimal drywall penetration and good stopping power.  Only reason to move to 00 buckshot is if you are defending over a longer distance or in winter when bad folks might wear very heavy clothing.
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Your questions are like asking what is the prettiest color for an automobile!  Personally I would suggest you shoot various weights and loads to see which are the most pleasant to shoot and which provide the best accuracy.  Even for practice you might want to stay away from lead as it tends to create more cleaning problems over the long haul.  You can find excellent prices for ammo at Natchez Shooters Supplies(www.natchezss.com).  Don't forget to wear hearing and eye protection!
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remington 870 pump, it's very versatile.  it can be yours for the low price of around $250.  you can hunt just about anything common in north america.  deer, quail, doves, turkey, pheasant, ducks, clays, etc.
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I am going to say Browning. They are a little pricier than the Remington's which are also great guns by the way but the Browning line of guns are so smooth and accurate. I have a Browning 270 BLR and love it. I have shot many different guns in all configurations but this is my all out favorite. It is fast and flat shooting and accurate and silky smooth with the lever , trigger and the hammer. It has the lever safety and also the folding hammer and half cocked safety so that you can feel sure the gun will not accidentally fire and it is a beautiful looking gun too. Hope I have been helpful.