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I have a friend who's a Constable. He likes the mini shells. His Mossberg takes an extra thingamajug, but with it he claims it is reliable. Not a lot of a shotgun guy, but he carries it for duty, and being a Constable, will probably never pull out a shotgun.
Something to consider and perhaps look in to.
 
I bought 20 rounds of 2.25 inch 12 gauge shells made by NobelSport but have not had a chance to try them. I am hoping that extra .5 inch will let them cycle through my Remington 870 without any modifications to the gun.

Going from six to seven rounds in the magazine is a nice bonus but I bought them for the reduced recoil. NobelSport says they can drive six pellets of 00 buck to 1250 fps. I feel that is enough self defense and the recoil should be even lighter than the nine pellet Federal reduced recoil shells I currently use. If the first 20 work I am going to buy more and do some more testing before I switch.

I would buy a 20 gauge but the guns are lighter and reduced recoil 20 gauge buckshot ammo is hard to find. So their recoil is not much if any lighter than a heavier 12 firing reduced power ammo. Might as well stick with the far more common 12 gauge so I can go back to full power ammo if I change my mind about how much recoil I want to deal with.
 
Even with the OpSol I'd still use regular 2 3/4.

However those mini shells are very easy to shoot so if by law or circumstance a pump was all I had and I had to load it with cartridges for someone very recoil sensitive it'd be fine.
 
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I bought 20 rounds of 2.25 inch 12 gauge shells made by NobelSport but have not had a chance to try them. I am hoping that extra .5 inch will let them cycle through my Remington 870 without any modifications to the gun.

Going from six to seven rounds in the magazine is a nice bonus but I bought them for the reduced recoil. NobelSport says they can drive six pellets of 00 buck to 1250 fps. I feel that is enough self defense and the recoil should be even lighter than the nine pellet Federal reduced recoil shells I currently use. If the first 20 work I am going to buy more and do some more testing before I switch.

I would buy a 20 gauge but the guns are lighter and reduced recoil 20 gauge buckshot ammo is hard to find. So their recoil is not much if any lighter than a heavier 12 firing reduced power ammo. Might as well stick with the far more common 12 gauge so I can go back to full power ammo if I change my mind about how much recoil I want to deal with.
"I would buy a 20 gauge but the guns are lighter and reduced recoil 20 gauge buckshot ammo is hard to find."

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1019750024?pid=933107
 
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