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i found that if you take three pieces out of a pump action shotgun, being the jaw shaped piece that catches the next shell, and the two flat pieces of metal that hold the extra shells in the tube, you can put a detachable box magazine in the gun.
Modifying a firearm requires a license from the Federal Governmnet. The modification you describe likely would make the shotgun illegal in the state of New York. Also, it sounds like a potentially dangerous modification.
In short, don't do this.
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