Tokarev TTF Titan 12 Gauge Anodized Shotgun

A: No, There are no Tokarev models like this chambered in .410

A: Hi Joe and welcome. Yes Sir, no issue. Same concept as a .357 Magnum being able to fire the shorter .38 Special. A particular length chamber can fire that length or shorter shells. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Hi again Lonnie. This model has a Fixed Cylinder Bore. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Hi Lawrence and welcome. This model is CA legal as configured. Details under Shotguns here: https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

A: Hi Ron and welcome. Mossberg 590/500 Furniture is compatible. I would get accurate barrel info from Tokarev USA Customer Service at PH: (865) 604-6894 - Email: Info@TokarevUSA.com Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30-4:30 Eastern Time. Sat & Sun - Closed. Cheers and stay safe! ---- https://tokarevusa.com/tokarev-ttf-12-titan/

A: Check with Tokarev.

A: Hi Ron, I would get accurate barrel info from Tokarev USA Customer Service at (865) 604-6894 - Mon-Fri 8:30-4:30 Eastern Time. Or email Info@TokarevUSA.com Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Hi Aaron and welcome. This would work as an entry level skeet gun. Fixed Bore means it does not take Chokes. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

A: 18.5" barreled shotguns are mainly used for self defense, close quarters operation. Can you use them for skeet shooting, yes, are they the ideal barrel length for the hobby of skeet shooting, I'll say No. The best barrel length for skeet shooting depends on the shooter's stature and other factors, such as the balance of the shotgun: Barrel length The most popular barrel length for skeet is 28 inches, but 26 to 32 inch barrels are also common. Stature A 26 inch barrel may balance better for a shooter with a short length of pull and shorter stature, while a 30 inch barrel may be better for a shooter with a longer length of pull and longer arms. Balance The height of the shooter should be taken into account for the balance of the shotgun. Shot size For skeet, #8 or #9 shot is ideal because the targets are relatively close and easily broken. Some say that longer barrels are more accurate because they offer a longer distance from the end of the barrel to the shooter's eye. Ho

A: Hi Aaron, an 18.5" barrel or a pump action is not optimal for skeet, I would go with a 28" barrel, you will get better accuracy at longer distances. Remember, with skeet, you will be shooting 2 clays, if you are using a pump action, you are losing valuable time when you have to pump between shots. Fixed bore means it does not take choke tubes. 4+1 means it holds 4 rounds in the magazine tube and 1 in the chamber for a total of 5 rounds. You'd be best served with a over/under or side by side, although they can be expensive. An affordable one is here that would be better for skeet https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/5080/tri-star+sporting+arms+setter+o+u+28ga+28vr Stay safe & have a great day!