Скачать или смотреть Daily Defense Season 2- EP 31: Setting Up Your Self-Defense Shotgun

A self-defense shotgun is typically used in the home. Jeff recommends getting one with an 18" barrel, which keeps the gun short enough to maneuver within the confined quarters of the typical residence. A shorter stock keeps the recoil from driving the stock deeply into your shoulder, which helps you recover and make follow-up shots more quickly. Installing a magazine tube extension increases your shotgun's magazine capacity AND also mounting a shell holder on the receiver or stock lets you carry more ammo on the gun to speed up reloads. Self-defense situations often occur at night, so a weaponlight is a great addition. Replacing the shotgun's bead with actual sights will help you when shooting slug rounds. Slugs, essentially big bullets for the shotgun, extend your shotgun's range. A sling enables you to use both hands freely, while keeping the shotgun with you, should you need it quickly.