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Semi-auto shotties
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I'd go 12 gauge, mainly because I'd want a gun to use for other things as well. Tin has a modular Mossberg 500 that has interchangeable stocks and barrels that would probably be my first buy if I were going shotgun for home defense. In a self defense situation, I wouldn't worry about recall that much because I think the adrenaline pumping would take over and would make it a moot point. Granted... I've never been in a self defense situation so...

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It goes over a lot of information about shotgun barrel lengths and what type of ammo... it will take you a while to watch them all.

As for Semi auto vs Pump. From my research, Semiauto's have come a long way. Everyone used to go pump because they were reliable, but most of what I hear now is that Semi-Auto's are way more reliable than they used to be so really it's a matter of preference now. I'd probably stick with a remington or mossberg personally as they are reasonably cheap and good quality. If money weren't an issue, then I'd go with a Benelli M4... but that's a $2000 gun and for most people, money is always an issue.

I think as long as you stick with a reputable manufacturer(Remington, Mossberg, Benelli, Beretta, etc), you're going to be fine.

If you're going with a pistol grip, make sure it has a stock on it as well...
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