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Technically, there is no law against possessing them as long as you had them before 1/1/2000. I have several 30 round AR magazines that I purchased legally. Using them is a different story and most LE don't actually know the laws that well. As recently as 2 years ago, you could order high capacity magazines on the internet as rebuild kits and have them shipped to your door. Legally even. It is extremely fishy though to be a 21 year old kid with a bunch of 30 rounders of something that didn't exist in 2000 like PMags. I have lots of USGI mags that I either purchased or got when I was in the military. Allegedly lol
 
I made another firearm purchase yesterday. This one was unexpected, but a good deal. It will likely be at least a week before I am able to take the firearm into my possession.
 
Blood Eagle
Allegedly
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What is wrong with these politicians. :crazy:
Brett
I made another firearm purchase yesterday. This one was unexpected, but a good deal. It will likely be at least a week before I am able to take the firearm into my possession.
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Online, right? My instant reaction to your "made another firearm purchase": What are you talking about? :irked:

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Give us a hint! Handgun? Long gun? My guess........ 870! Since we always go different route, it's a shotgun, but not a 870. :p
 
The 590 has a plastic trigger guard and safety and a standard barrel. The 590A1 has an aluminum trigger guard and safety, heavier barrel, and a bayonet lug. Really though, it is the bayonet lug that deal maker. I mean who needs a shotgun without a bayonet lug.
 
I like the 590A1 feature a lot. Aluminum safety & heavy barrel's a plus for me. I don't know what Bayonet lug is, but I'm pretty sure my 870 Tactical does not have it. At least it wasn't advertised. :grumpy:
 
Bayonet lug means that a bayonet can be attached. See the picture below that I found online.

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Congrats on the purchase, @Brett! I was thinking about the 870 and the 590; preferred how the 590 felt (as much as you can feel it in a gun store), and would love to hear what you think about it once you've shot it.
 
David
Did you get one of those cheap 590A1's PSA was selling the other day @Brett ?

Theres a pic of mine somewhere earlier in the thread :lol:
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Yep. It was a daily deal and they sold out quickly. The price was too low for me to pass up, especially since I was already leaning towards getting a Mossberg.
 
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For me, Mossberg beats out Remington in just about everything. Weight and functionality more specifically. Old 870 Wingmasters are cool but super pricey for something that old. It's a lot easier to load a Mossberg compared to an 870 especially under stress. Mossberg has dual extractors and some of the newer 870s have been having extracting issues for a few years. Aluminum receiver on a Mossberg so no rust. 870 is steel. Mossbergs feel a little sloppier but none of that matters on a 2 way range. I love my Mossberg. I would also love to get an 870 Wingmaster though.
 
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My 870 came with XS sights(small ghost ring), with picatinny rail, which is nice. Not my pic:
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This pic is mine & was posted here few years ago. Consider it a photographic evidence of my crappy photography skill:


And I forgot, but while my 870 Tactical doesn't have "bayonet lug", it came with this:

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Better than nothing, right? :lol:
 
God, I can't believe what I'm hearing about on the firing pin. :crazy: I hope it gets sorted without too much trouble.

Beautiful gun though(beautiful case, too lol), and I totally hear you on the ability to point the aim. Did I mention it's beautiful? :drool:👍 it's flawless!
Blood Eagle
Let me know if you need door breechers......... or tear gas lol
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Tear gas. AWESOME. You can't just go out and buy one of those, or can you?
 

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