shotguns

Not a lot of people use shotguns, mostly for birds and bunny's. The only shotguns that I have shot out of are 10, 12, 20, gauge shot gun. all of them were pump action as well. I'v only been out duck hunting twice and I never shot anything, but I have been cotton tail hunting and I used a shot gun. that was fun it was a rush to chase after those bunny's and kill them. To tell you the truth I never really liked shooting shotguns they just don't get the same accuracy as a rifle or even a pistol. they do come in handy and I will own lots of them there just not my gun on choice.
I don't know what else to talk about shotguns are boring and I don't know much about them, and I have never really spent much time with them. I still think that they would come in handy someday but, till that day comes I will choose a different weapon to use. I don't know what else to say so I'm just rambling on so that I looks like a full blog. sure hope Rolha doesn't mark me down for this.

Guns

Guns are one of the most important things to take with you when going out into the wild. hunting fish, just walking around town there is no limit to what a gun can do for you. they are fairly simple to use and when the time comes I would rather have it and not need it rather than need it and not have it. For those people who say guns are bad and they don't do anything but, hurt others. Well its not the guns to blame its the people that we let use guns, so in case I happen to run into one of those people I will have a gun and I will pull the trigger first. most people know the information that I'm going to tell you and for those who don't pay attention it might come in handy.

There are a few different actions to a gun, a pump, bolt, semi auto, and a full auto. with a pump action you can only shoot one bullet at a time, until you pump the gun. the pump is located in the front of the gun and all you have to do is pull it back and it will eject the empty shell and replace it with another. A bolt action is similar to the pump but instead of pumping the gun, there will be a bolt located on the side of the gun were the stock and barrel meet. lift up on the bolt and pull out to eject the cartridge, push bolt forward and don't to place a new bullet. the only deference between a semi auto and full auto is the trigger. the semi auto will only shoot one bullet every time you pull the trigger, with a full auto you can hold down the trigger and it Will keep firing till you are out of ammo.