Which Semi????

[B25Modelman]

two official cabinets, guns taken down and split between them ,how much safer does it get,

If they, the unwanted intruders, can get into one, they can get into tother. One good cabinet with approved locks is sufficient IMHO.

Edited November 16, 2016 by B25Modelman

[Pigeon Shredder.]

I for one am not wasting time assembling my semi from the cabinet, in one piece and waiting to be used!!

[srspower]

I prefer a pump to a semi, as it still shoots like a fixed barrel gun. I find stuff moving around very off putting when pulling the trigger.

[andrewluke]

I prefer a pump to a semi, as it still shoots like a fixed barrel gun. I find stuff moving around very off putting when pulling the trigger.

nothing moves until after you have pulled the trigger!

[JD140]

 

Great choice. Here's mine she's a beaut. Shoots all carts and loads. Enjoy.

 

 

Great looking gun. Hopefully mine will arrive tomorrow!!!

[oldypigeonpopper]

hello, my semi is kept in cabinet assembled and in a gun sock, well worth a fiver, in fact my single/and S/S are both in one as well,

[Pigeon Shredder.]

I prefer a pump to a semi, as it still shoots like a fixed barrel gun. I find stuff moving around very off putting when pulling the trigger.

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[figgy]

hello, my semi is kept in cabinet assembled and in a gun sock, well worth a fiver, in fact my single/and S/S are both in one as well,

I think a few semis have been put in socks over the years there have been post on the forum about it,Davyo's lad like a sock.

Edited November 18, 2016 by figgy

[Rimfireboy]

I prefer a pump to a semi, as it still shoots like a fixed barrel gun. I find stuff moving around very off putting when pulling the trigger.

Pumps and semi's, stuff moving around very off putting. Sounds like a johnnyfartpants cartoon.