Best Tactical Auto Shotgun?

[sir shovelhands]

Showing my ignorance I guess.

I thought the M4 was inertia being a benelli.

Most auto jams I've seen in the dove field or skeet range were dirty gas guns.

Obviously the M4 has a proven track record

The problem with the inertia system for tactical gun is that when you hang a bunch of "tactical" stuff on it, it could interfere with the recoil operation. Hang a big shell caddy on the side, add a few rails, a light, a red dot on top it, and it may not cycle reliably.

But I'd take my M2 with a mag extension over just about any other shotgun.

[Artos]

Partial to the original H&K Import Benelli M1... Still say it's their best design.

[RJH1]

The problem with the inertia system for tactical gun is that when you hang a bunch of "tactical" stuff on it, it could interfere with the recoil operation. Hang a big shell caddy on the side, add a few rails, a light, a red dot on top it, and it may not cycle reliably.

But I'd take my M2 with a mag extension over just about any other shotgun.

This is true, but a lot of people won't believe it. Also a loosely held inertia gun sometimes wont cycle properly. They are still great guns though, i am not knocking them, but they are not infallible either

[sir shovelhands]

This is true, but a lot of people won't believe it. Also a loosely held inertia gun sometimes wont cycle properly. They are still great guns though, i am not knocking them, but they are not infallible either

I've also found that if you shoot an M2 from the hip, the recoil pad will pop off . Well, at least on mine it does.

[lovemylegacy]

Partial to the original H&K Import Benelli M1... Still say it's their best design.

I like that