Rob

This particular one, again, is a 12-gauge.

Overall length is 38 inches.

It's the same kick-ass A300.

In 20-gauge instead, which gives you 40% less recoil than a 12-gauge, but 60% of the power.

Yeah, so at home defense, this doesn't make much of a difference.

I don't know the weight because, again, I don't know if it's on here.

No, I didn't see it on the website.

But it feels light when I threw in my shoulder and, like,

I'm like, wow, this is pretty cool.

I was listening to John Correa because he was actually talking to them at Act of Self-Protection.

So he has a rundown and a video of it.

But they were talking about using 20 gauge federal flight control rounds to keep the aircraft.

pattern tight but i'm like bro doesn't this have chokes that you can put on it if you really want to keep a pattern tight you don't need to spend extra money on freaking federal and are you even shooting it 10 yards in a defense situation because i'm listening to these guys and they're like yeah yeah tight pattern tight pattern i'm like well the reason i'm firing a shotgun in my home defense is because it does have a pattern that is predictable inside that actually opens up

um, listen to these dudes and listen to watching them in the tactical shotgun class and shoot at distances.

I don't plan on using the shotgun.

Yeah.

So yeah, it makes sense if we use that, but I'm like, bro, that is not how I'm planning on using my boomstick.

yeah my sales is the other end of the house exactly exactly nothing in my house chad yeah yeah well that's true yeah but you have a freaking plane parked in it yeah um robert and robert smith of the florida smith says um

But I think a lot of these guys just trying to sell tactical classes and they don't want to come off of the drills they already have set up for other stuff or something.

I don't know what it is, but it's not shotgun distances.