I have to almost agree with Gordon, if you can tell us what you plan to use the shotgun for we can give you better advise. I say almost agree as I am partial to Ruger, Remington and Weatherby not B&B, but I hunt more than I shoot targets. You are likely to get a lot of opinions on what people prefer, but if you plan to shoot a lot then proper fit is important. Length of pull,cast, comb rise etc, the gunsmith where you eventually purchase from should be able to explain these terms and measure you. Not to say that every firearm needs to be modified, just that as individuals some firearms will point more naturally than others. Comfort is important and makes hitting the targets easier. I recommend that you try as many as you can before purchasing. Then come back to the board with your choices and see if any of us have had good or bad experiences with the models you choose. Good luck