[PugetSoundSoldier]

You want a large magazine and a rapid rate of fire. Volume is quality. If you miss with the first shot, the sounds of the second, third, fourth, etc will deter all but the most fool hardy.

Exactly my thoughts as well - at ranges in a house, you need to be as accurate with a shotty as you do a rifle; the shot doesn't start spreading for 10-15 yards, minimum.

Lots of ammo - I've never heard anyone in a firefight complain of too many rounds available! Because if at first you don't succeed,

try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
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try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
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try,
try,
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try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
try,
try again!

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

“Why’d you shoot him 44 times?”

“Ran outta ammo.”