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ChronosKid | 12-11-2008 09:08 PM
Best on-line shop for shotgun accessories Hi all - just bought a 12 guage for home defense purposes. Where do you shop on-line for "gun stuff". I need a cleaning kit, lubricant, snap-caps, Tru-ball slugs, etc. Also looking for any books/video for basic shotgun handling. Any/all reccomendation for sites and products much appreciated. Many thanks in advance. (Yep; I'm a newbie !)

Twisted Avatar | 12-11-2008 09:15 PM
Re: Best on-line shop for shotgun accessories Welcome, welcome What type of Shotty is it? T

Steel Blue | 12-11-2008 09:26 PM
Re: Best on-line shop for shotgun accessories www.cheaperthandirt has all you'll ever need:ok:

graspAU | 12-11-2008 10:01 PM
Re: Best on-line shop for shotgun accessories I just bought a couple of extra heavy duty magazine springs (+2) for my 870 (Wilson Combat / Scattergun Technologies) from midwayusa.com for less than $9 each.

ChronosKid | 12-11-2008 10:05 PM
Re: Best on-line shop for shotgun accessories Wilson Combat "Border Patrol" I bought from a local LEO.

farscott | 12-12-2008 06:08 AM
Re: Best on-line shop for shotgun accessories Congrats on the new 870 variant. Lots of choices for shopping. My faves. www.brownells.com/ This is THE source for parts. I even get spare trigger plates from there. www.midwayusa.com/ Good source for all parts and ammo. Pricey but has a great selection www.remington.com/ Not for shopping, but for learning about your 870 www.remingtonle.com/ Learn the differences between your 870 and the 870P www.thehighroad.us/ Read the shotgun section. There is a wealth of knowledge there. Also accessories are sold there by members.

Lt Dan | 12-12-2008 07:29 AM
Re: Best on-line shop for shotgun accessories Welcome and congrats on the shotgun, good choice. The 870 doesn't really take a lot of care and cleaning to keep it ticking, depending on how much you shoot. A cheap cleaning kit from WalMart and you should be good to go. It's a smooth bore after all. I do use Rem oil on the action when it needs it and run a rag with solvent through the bore then just a tad of oil to protect it. As for those part and accessories, don't go overboard at first until you see what you want to trick it out with. I use mine for hunting only so didn't have to do anything. I use handguns for CC and home defense, but there is nothing like a shotgun for ridding the house of varmints.

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