Airplaneguy

Thanks Guys for your comments. I'm new to this Web game, so please forgive me if I'm not following protocal by responding to the correct message in order. I think I was swayed by the guy who sold me the M-2 tactical. He said it was excellent for home defense, but he might shoot turkeys with it. He said it was foolish to buy this gun thinking I could buy another barrel to shoot anything else My primary idea was home defense. But the more I practice with it, I think it is going to go to waste sitting in my closet waiting for the hopefully never-to-happen event that someone breaks into our house in the middle of the night. After your comments, I will try shooting clays in the tactical configuration first, since that is the easiest thing to do. I thought it might work, but I was afraid that all of that ghost ring hardware might get in the way. If that does not work, then buying a second barrel and sometimes removing the rear sight when I shoot clays sounds like a reasonable alternative. I'm just glad that I am not alone in thinkng that this is such a wonderful gun to restrict to a single use. Thanks again.

I recently purchased an M2 Tactical shotgun with Comfortech stock for home defense. It is a fine-shooting gun for the purpose I bought it. But, as I was shooting clays with my trusty Browning A-5 last weekend, I wonderered if it would be possible and/or practical to buy an additional barrel for the tactical model in order to shoot clays. It is such a fine shooting gun, I would love to extend its capabilities. I think the barrels are interchangeable, and the front ghost sight would thus be eliminated, but I would still have the tactical rear sight on the reciever end. How would I deal with that? I will always want to be able to return the gun to its intended purpose when not on the range - i.e. a home defense. Has anyone tried to modify the tactical for trap shooting? Is this a ridiculous idea?