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Cheap shotguns

Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 9:45 am
by Porcupine
I'm going to embark upon a gun project to build the cheapest and most ridiculous custom shotgun I can (duct tape, hacksaws, and lasers will be involved). First I need a host gun, I'm thinking a single shot break action like the Rossi. I've seen one of these as cheap as £40, but the other side of the country. Most of the gun shops I know down here in the south east are either posh ones that wouldn't stock anything that cheap, or oriented towards rifles. Any ideas on where I should look for a good bargain single-shot?

Re: Cheap shotguns

Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 9:47 am
by ovenpaa
You need to find a scruffy little shop that has a huge stock of shotguns languishing in the back room. I can think of a few but nothing down Sarf.

Would a Greener also be a consideration?

Re: Cheap shotguns

Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 10:02 am
by Dave 101
Hi

Try Chris Smith 01376-563214 he dells in lots of old stuff , nothing posh , hes an RFD from my club I have done plenty of business with him , near Braintree Essex , I know other members have dealt with as well .

Dave

Re: Cheap shotguns

Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 11:22 am
by Sandgroper
Porcupine wrote:I'm going to embark upon a gun project to build the cheapest and most ridiculous custom shotgun I can (duct tape, hacksaws, and lasers will be involved). First I need a host gun, I'm thinking a single shot break action like the Rossi. I've seen one of these as cheap as £40, but the other side of the country. Most of the gun shops I know down here in the south east are either posh ones that wouldn't stock anything that cheap, or oriented towards rifles. Any ideas on where I should look for a good bargain single-shot?
I was thinking of the Rossi as well, mainly because you can get ATI stocks for them!

A 410
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or in 223
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now go and find your own project! :55:

Re: Cheap shotguns

Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 11:28 am
by saddler
Sandgroper wrote: I was thinking of the Rossi as well, mainly because you can get ATI stocks for them!

A 410
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or in 223
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Re: Cheap shotguns

Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 11:33 am
by saddler
Try Mick's Guns too

£25 for a single barrel job

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Re: Cheap shotguns

Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 12:05 pm
by Jenks
Porcupine wrote:I'm going to embark upon a gun project to build the cheapest and most ridiculous custom shotgun I can (duct tape, hacksaws, and lasers will be involved). First I need a host gun, I'm thinking a single shot break action like the Rossi. I've seen one of these as cheap as £40, but the other side of the country. Most of the gun shops I know down here in the south east are either posh ones that wouldn't stock anything that cheap, or oriented towards rifles. Any ideas on where I should look for a good bargain single-shot?
Porcupine....

Why? Are you bored too. ;)


Jenks

Re: Cheap shotguns

Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 12:06 pm
by Jenks
Porcupine wrote:I'm going to embark upon a gun project to build the cheapest and most ridiculous custom shotgun I can (duct tape, hacksaws, and lasers will be involved). First I need a host gun, I'm thinking a single shot break action like the Rossi. I've seen one of these as cheap as £40, but the other side of the country. Most of the gun shops I know down here in the south east are either posh ones that wouldn't stock anything that cheap, or oriented towards rifles. Any ideas on where I should look for a good bargain single-shot?
Porcupine....

Why? Are you bored too. ;)


Jenks

Re: Cheap shotguns

Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 12:06 pm
by Sandgroper
saddler wrote:
Sandgroper wrote: I was thinking of the Rossi as well, mainly because you can get ATI stocks for them!

A 410
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or in 223
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:lol: :lol: :lol:

Where's your appreciation for something a bit silly but fun!

Re: Cheap shotguns

Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 12:24 pm
by JonC
Saddlery and Gunroom at Bigginhill often has some cheap and interesting stuff in. Open Sundays as well if that helps.
http://www.saddleryandgunroom.co.uk/index.htm

Have you tried East Grinstead Guns (2 gunshops in the town) and the one in West Malling? John Forseys is another option, although he is very wildfowling biased (not a bad thing).