Stoeger Model 2000 semiauto; Condor O/U
 

Anybodyhas it?
It is owned by Beretta and the action licenced from Benelli.
How is the fit and finish? because the price is good.

Anybody ownsthe Condor O/U? How is it?

Thanks for your input.
Dan

RE: Stoeger Model 2000 semiauto
 

I bought a Stoeger 2000 in synthetic. I have only shot 1 ounce loads and have had no problems. It seems to be well made. I put a limb saver recoil pad on it and it has helped. So far, good gun for $379.

RE: Stoeger Model 2000 semiauto
 

What gauge is yours?

RE: Stoeger Model 2000 semiauto
 

I think it only comes in 12

RE: Stoeger Model 2000 semiauto
 

I own a Condor Supreme and my buddy has a combo(both are in twevle gauge).
We both have since upgrage to more expensive shotguns(we brought them when we first started shooting skeet), but both Stoeger's are well worth the money.

RE: Stoeger Model 2000 semiauto
 

I spoke with someone today and he implied the guns might be made in Beretta's factory in Brazil.
Do you guys know anything about that?
I know Browning sells russian made shotguns and other manufacturer (can't recall now) turkish shotguns under their name.

RE: Stoeger Model 2000 semiauto
 

Hope this helps

http://www.stoegerindustries.com/firearms/index.tpl

RE: Stoeger Model 2000 semiauto
 

I've had a M2000 for about a year now and it has done a great job. No complaints here.;) Now that I've said that watch it fall apart!

RE: Stoeger Model 2000 semiauto; Condor O/U
 

I was saving up money to buy a Stoeger 2000,but then last week for my birthday, my wife gave me a Benelli M2. Now I don't need to look at the Stoeger anymore.

RE: Stoeger Model 2000 semiauto; Condor O/U
 

Geez, can't beat a deal like that!!!!!:D I was doing the same thing as you but, but found a very lightly used M2 at my uncles gunshop for $800, so I coughed up the extra money and bought it. I have no regrets!!!!!!:)