Stoeger Model 2000?
06-03-2007 | 12:36 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Stoeger Model 2000?
My friend Robbie has one and he is mighty proud of it.He said it has jammed with low brass 1 or 2 times after shooting a ton of loads with it,but has never had a problem with high brass.He cleaned it good and didn't have any more problems.
I helped him pattern it and it shoots very well.He's taken dove,and turkeys with it....and even a hog at 5 steps when it charged him while turkey hunting!
I helped him pattern it and it shoots very well.He's taken dove,and turkeys with it....and even a hog at 5 steps when it charged him while turkey hunting!
06-03-2007 | 04:03 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Stoeger Model 2000?
AGREE..buy one...for the money you will not find a better gun..PERIOD...I bought one for my wife this past March at Gander Mountain..$428.00 in MAX -4..my son patterned it and took it for himself...
06-12-2007 | 11:55 AM
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RE: Stoeger Model 2000?
I got one last year. Out of just over 100 shots so far, one shell didn't eject. No problem, pulled it out, re-cocked and ready to go.
The only problem I have had is when I was testing turkey loads at 40 yards, it shot about two feet low. Maybe that's normal.
Frank, which choke did you use for those patterns?
The only problem I have had is when I was testing turkey loads at 40 yards, it shot about two feet low. Maybe that's normal.
Frank, which choke did you use for those patterns?
06-15-2007 | 09:34 AM
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From: montgomery co. PA
RE: Stoeger Model 2000?
I love mine!!! i got one in synthetic and it was the combo slug and vented field gun. i got it for 500 or so. it it great, ive only shot low brass target loads out of it so far and it hasnt jammed once. great gun for the money. I would highly recommend it.
