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Hatfield semi auto 12 2017-04-24 04:02:19 Post No. 33744782
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I'm looking for a cheap semi shotgun for my kids.
Does anyone know about the Hatfield semi 12?
>not a poorfag ive got a browning
I just figured I get them a cheap gun to use in the field and for shooting trap, if they get into it I'll get them something better.
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>>33744782
Remington 1100
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>>33744782
How old are they? 12 gauge can be a bit hard on the shoulders.
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>turkshit
Better off with almost anything else
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>>33744798
$250 vs $700
Like I said this is a cheap starter gun for a 13yo.
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>>33744844
Just get them a mossberg 500
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>>33744817
The reviews make it sound decent. Shit trigger but reliable. Op'ed for a pump personally.
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>>33744844
Pawnshops are your friend. Plus 1100s will last a lifetime.
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>>33744856
OP.
I already have one. This was gonna be their first semiauto.
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>>33744782
If you want something cheap, why does it need to be a semi auto?
It seems to be a better idea in terms of cultivating an understanding and a familiarity of firearms to get them something that will be simpler for them to take apart fully and clean.
The extra couple hundred bucks of savings in your pocket doesn't hurt either.
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>>33744844
>1100
>$700
nigga wut. They didn't retail for that new and have been out of production (other than the Classic Trap) for years.
Also you can get factory-new 11-87's for like $450 now.
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>>33744782
>1100
Get on armslist and get a used 1100 for $400
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>>33745104
I'll start looking. Thanks /k/
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