Hey there friends, thanks for checking in. Today we have another Choose Only One video and we're going to focus on 12 gauge shotguns and or 12 gauge firearm. So we're sticking with 12 gauge. I have six firearms here. I think it's a very good variety. And what I'm asking you to do is choose only one if you had to choose one. So which one would you go with? Let's start with a coach gun, a double barrel side by side coach gun. Or any double barrel. I have a stoker double defense. This is a stoker coach gun. They're budget priced. They work incredibly well. This is a single trigger model. It resets very quickly. However, double triggers with hammers are available as well. A lot of people love those. And I never realized how many people love coach guns until I started featuring them on the channel. And people were like, I love double barrels for hunting, for home defense. You name it. Their comfort level is with a double barrel. So would you go with this for a pretty budget price? Stoker does a nice job with their shotguns in general. And especially their double barrels. Would you go with the pump action shotgun? What I have here is, what are my favorites? It's a Mossberg Maverick 88 security model. The security model has a extended barrel which goes to 20 inches, but also an extended magazine tube. This is an eight plus one model. And eight plus one capacity with that pump action is very nice. Now, it performs great. I put everything that you could possibly run through a shotgun through this. And for under 200 bucks, a right around 200 bucks, they're about the NSRP, it's like 278. It's a great shotgun. A lot of people love this as well. For a budget shotgun that doesn't have budget-like performance, the Mossberg Maverick 88. And in this case, a security model is a phenomenal choice for home defense. If somebody's kicking in your door at 4am, which one would you choose? Would you go with a different type of pump action shotgun? Here's a Remington 870 DM, detachable magazine. The magazine holds six rounds of 12 gauge. However, I have a Mossberg 590M coming in, which holds a lot more than six rounds. But people like it because the mag changes can be quick. You can load them up rather quickly. You don't have to worry about the feed ramp with the magazine tube. This has a door breaching choke. And you can put other chokes on there. Mag pull addition, very nice overall shotgun. A lot of people go with mag fed shotguns, I'm wondering if that would be your choice. One of my favorite shotguns ever is a V3 tactical. Once again, a Remington. These are hard to come by when they were first introduced. People said those are great shotguns. And primarily because it has the Versa-Max system, doesn't matter. You put the heavy loads in there. You just don't have the felt recoil that you do with many other shotguns. And that's what I experienced with this. Now this is a 6 plus 1 model. It has a vent rib, barrel, oversized controls, excellent shooting shotgun. I've never had an issue with it. It is an extremely fast shooter. And what I love about this is with those heavy mag loads, which would be a 5 plus 1, it just doesn't have that magdom type recoil. Would you go with a shorty? What we have here is another Mossberg. It's a 590S shockwave. It's got the Raptor style grip. This is actually a 6 plus 1 with the 2 and 3 quarter inch. It will feed fire and eject mini shells. The 1 to 3 quarter inch mini shells. And that is a huge advantage. You could stagger them. You could go just with the mini shells. And if you do that, it's a 9 plus 1 capacity. And this little thing, definitely lower recoil, higher capacity, and everybody in the family could use it. And it's a Mossberg. It's a great little firearm that would definitely take care of business in a home invasion scenario. Along those terms, here's another V3. This is called the V3 TAC 13. It has a 13 inch barrel. This is semi auto shorty made by Remington. And it also has the VersaMac system. Big barrel clamp on here. This is a 5 plus 1. And it's a semi auto. And with that VersaMac system, I'm telling you, the recoil is light. It fires everything. By the way, I put everything through all these. Okay, from slugs to buck shots to turkey loads, which I think are the heaviest of recoiling, 12 gauge rounds that you're gonna find out there. But this has been great as well. Now, when this first came out, it had a MSRP right around 950. You can't touch this now. If you can find one for under 1200 bucks. So that echoes to show you the demand for it. It goes to show you the quality that it has. And it also goes to show you the lack of supply being the Remington claim bankruptcy and blah, blah, blah. But this is a V3 TAC 13. So I showed you six shotguns and or firearms. And what I wanna know is which one would you choose? Let me tell you which one I would choose. I would either go with the Maverick 88 security model or the Remington V3 tactical. Preferably the V3 tactical, even though I sacrifice a round or two. I love the way this performs with that lower recoil. It gets you back on target rather quickly. But what I really wanna know is somebody's kicking in your door at 4 a.m. And you have these six or any others, which one would you choose if you could only choose one? If you like videos like this, please subscribe. And share. I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe.