2006HighSierra

I just sold my Wingmaster and an SKS I had put up. I now need to get a new scattergun and I've been hankerin' a coach gun for awhile. I had been looking at the Stoeger Coach Gun Supreme, nickel reciever, blued barrels w/ screw in chokes. I'm lookin' at around 400 bucks for it. Just recently while tryin' to check into other possible manufacturers I discovered CZ has one called the Amarillo w/ int. hammers, case hardened finish, polished blued barrel, and some really nice wood. Also screw in chokes. Now I haven't handled many Stoegers before but I do believe the CZ firearms are topnotch in my experience. It'll be about 200-300 dollars for the CZ but I don't know if its worth the added price over the Stoeger.

James B

I have been looking at CAS shotguns lately to. I have not seen a CZ in person.

biscuit jake

I have seen both in the shops and my instincts would take me to the CZ. But I have yet to hear from someone who has fired one. Very attractive shotguns for the money.

2006HighSierra

my main concern isalthough not on the Coach Gun I have heard of some hammer related problems on the Stoegerand this makes me leary. I want a gun that will shoot as good when i buy in two months or so as it will in 50 years.

daleh

I have 2 CZ-USA in a Bob white and Ringneck models. they are excellent guns and better quaility than any stoger or remington baklial.
did you know that a $4000 Kimber is the same gun as a CZ only with upgraded wood? I bet some of the other higher grade manufactors are using the huglu made guns.
WHAAT EVER YOU DO DO NOT BUY A NEW L.C. SMITH from marlin they are high priced cheap guns

vaughnm

I boughtthe first CZ Woodcock brought in to the local gun shop and have shot it often. Absolutely no regrets.Looks and shoots great. I haven't shot a Stoeger but after handling one in the shop, it's fit and finishdoesn't appear to be in the same class as the CZ. Go with the CZ.

bigangrychicken

cz. awesome guns for the $$$.