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Mossberg just put 20 ROUNDS OF 12 GAUGE into a short-barrel shotgun.
And I have questions.
The Mossberg 590RM Chisel has an 11.5-inch barrel.
Magazine-fed.
Folding stock.
AR-style safety.
And a 20-round magazine that looks completely ridiculous hanging off something this small.
It's like dropping a Hellcat engine into a Mini Cooper.
It shouldn't make sense.
But somehow it does.
And here's the part I wasn't expecting.
This thing genuinely made me feel like a kid again.
Every time I picked it up, I kept saying the same word.
COOL.
Not sophisticated.
Not revolutionary.
Just cool.
And sometimes that's enough.
Here's my question:
Would you choose a compact 20-round shotgun over a traditional tube-fed shotgun?
And if you're loading 20 rounds…
BUCKSHOT or SLUGS?
Full review on my YouTube channel.
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On St. Crispin's Day, October 25, 1415, an outnumbered English army under King Henry V won at Agincourt.
Shakespeare gave him the greatest speech on brotherhood:
"We few, we happy few, we band of brothers."
It still stirs the heart.
(Kenneth Branagh, Henry V, 1989)
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Today in 1415, an English army led by Henry V defeats a much larger French force near Calais at Azincourt (or Agincourt).
A play by Shakespeare will later immortalize the battle:
"Gentlemen in England shall think themselves accursed they were not here."
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25 octobre 732, Charles Martel et ses Francs arrêtent les sarrasins lors de la bataille de Poitiers.
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Replying to @orange_peelbeef
Decisions, decisions...
(X should allow us to load more! Even Tony couldn't make his mind up...)
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When eventually apprehended, that illegal filth was wondering what the old lady needed her jewellery for in any case...































