Realize that there is no do all be all shotgun..... A gun well suited for clays like an over under double barrel is a poor choice for defense.... A short barrel security shotgun on the other hand is a real bad choice for shooting clays.... Then add hunting choices and things become even less clear.....
If you have the budget I would say purchase 2 shotguns.....
Anyways --- If your budget is tight then surely look over the Mossberg 500 12 guage pump shotgun... Specifically the combo model that is shipped with 2 barrels.... A long one for hunting and clays.... And a short barrel that you can install in 45 seconds to keep handy for defense.....
Take a look.....
http://www.mossberg.com/images/Mossberg_鈥?/a>
Mossberg catalog # 54169.... About $350 at your local Mossberg dealer.......
http://www.mossberg.com/products/default鈥?/a>Im new to shooting and would like any advice on which shotgun should be my first?
Now since you mentioned home defense I would suggest a Mossberg 500 or Remington 870.
These are used by both hunters and law enforcement. You can some times find either one with two barrels, a long one for bird hunting and a short one for home defense. It doesn't take but a few minutes to swap barrels. You can also order a rifled barrel for slugs if you decide to hunt deer. The shotgun is a very versatile firearm.
Have fun and be safe.
A Remington 870 express or a Remington 870 wingwaster is your best bet. If you get a combo package you will get a rifled barrel for deer with the shotgun. I would buy a 12ga or a 20 ga the ammo is everywhere.
O/U are great for clays but,can be expensive unless that's no problem. Browning Citori is a good one
I would suggest a pump action Rem 870 or Rem 1100/1187 semi auto.
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