[GenXteacher]

I recommend something in the Mossberg 500 line- you can dress them up to be tacticool with enough attachments that you cannot lift it, and at a fairly reasonable price. That being said, I like plain old wood- because if you have no ammo, you need a club.

[Hardastarboard]

I like plain old wood- because if you have no ammo, you need a club.

I like plain old wood because if you ever do have to use the gun, it looks more like grampa's shotgun to a jury, and less like something that would cause Chuck Schumer to sh!t himself.

[ConservativeInPA]

I recommend something in the Mossberg 500 lineI've been looking at them. They are at the top of the list. Anyone want to talk me out of it?

[rolling_stone]

...That being said, I like plain old wood- because if you have no ammo, you need a club.....

Based on my personal experience, a wood stock on a 870 can break easily near the metal receiver when you butt stoke some&^% with it, it is hollowed/drilled out for a long bolt that starts at rear of stock behind the butt plate.

http://www.mcclellandgun.com/Gunsmithing/Gunsmithing/GunParts/Remington870Parts.html

[Georgia Girl 2]

Agreed. We have a Mossberg 500 tactical and its a great weapon. You cannot go wrong with one.

[RoadieFan]

IMO, the best one I have seen is the Remington Nitromag tactical. Hands down. It’s a tried and true platform.

My 2nd choice would be the Mossberg 500 choice with the integrated light.