SBS form 1/factory SBS

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speed6
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SBS form 1/factory SBS

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I shot a "riot" type semi-auto 12 gauge shotgun for the first time over the 4th weekend ('murica!) and now I need one...but in short-barrel form, of course. What are some good hosts for a form 1 SBS OR what are reliable factory or pre-converted SBSs? Something with a choke would be nice since I want to suppress it, of course, probably with a form 1 can. 12 gauge is OK but if I can I would like a 20 gauge. I already have several 20 gauge shotguns (pumps) and tons of shells and reloading gear for it.
speed6
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Re: SBS form 1/factory SBS

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This might be the ticket:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benelli_M4

I like the collapsible stock but the ~500 dollar premium it commands is a bit ridiculous.
Tony M.
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Re: SBS form 1/factory SBS

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I've got an M1 super 90 factory SBS. It's awesome.
rb288
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Re: SBS form 1/factory SBS

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I have a vepr 12 that I have done a form 1 for and am expecting it back in a month or so.
I am having the barrel cut back to 12" when I get the form 1 approved.
Specwar 762
Specwar 556
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Obsidian 45

18" Keltec RFB
8.25" 300blk sbr
10.5" 5.56 sbr
10.5" 6.5 g sbr
bolt actions in 223, 556, 6.5 c, 300blk, 308, 8x57, 450bm
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