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That is just weird! As far as I know, all Maverick 88s come with dual rails.

Yeah, me too. I've been toying with getting an 88 because they are so darned inexpensive, yet according to folks that have them, are still reliable. With a Hogue tamer pistol grip the OAL is just 28" and 5.5 pounds in 20 gauge.

I would like to pick up a used Mossberg Maverick 88 with the 18.5 barrel in 20 gauge. I need a light weight hiking companion and truck gun.

An artillery hold just allows the gun to move in a somewhat unrestricted manner. This is generally achieved by feather light touch of the cheek, an open hand at the balance point of the fore-end and letting your shoulder do most of the stabilizing. It got its name by the fact that artillery...

Springers are a bit different. True, consistency in hold is needed to get accuracy out of any airgun or firearm. With spring guns, when you cock the gun, you are compressing a powerful spring that will slam down the air chamber when you pull the trigger. There is a ton of powerful movement...

Yeah, I have a scoped Beeman R9, that is a high end break-barrel spring gun, for pests around the house. It can be very accurate, as in one hole groups at 25 yards, but you need to be one hundred percent consistent with your hold. Spring guns shoot more like a flintlock rifle, and require using...

A short barreled 12 ga pump makes a good truck gun and they are fun plinkers too.

Great little 22s. I carried one for years and it keep me well fed. Having it break in half, without tools allowed me to take it many places without having to announce that I was carrying it. Had a hiding spot for it in my backpack that I used all through Alaska and the northern Yukon territories.

LOL!