Semi-Auto Shotgun Question
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RE: Semi-Auto Shotgun Question
ORIGINAL: SwampCollie
Shooting quail with a semi-auto is like drinking fine champagne out of a paper cup.
Shooting quail with a semi-auto is like drinking fine champagne out of a paper cup.
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Semi-Auto Shotgun Question
Shooting quail with a semi-auto is like drinking fine champagne out of a paper cup.
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Semi-Auto Shotgun Question
ORIGINAL: Steelhead31
I undertsand. Quail is just one of the uses I will have for it. I want to use it as a deer gun back in Indiana, and do alot of clay shooting also. Is Stoeger made by Benelli?
ORIGINAL: SwampCollie
Shooting quail with a semi-auto is like drinking fine champagne out of a paper cup.
Shooting quail with a semi-auto is like drinking fine champagne out of a paper cup.
The Stoeger doesn't have a barrel that is rated for slugs so don't know if it's the one for you. They do sell a Stoeger that comes with a smooth barrel and a rifled barrel but I think it costs more than $500. I think just under $600.
Tom
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RE: Semi-Auto Shotgun Question
ORIGINAL: Steelhead31
I undertsand. Quail is just one of the uses I will have for it. I want to use it as a deer gun back in Indiana, and do alot of clay shooting also. Is Stoeger made by Benelli?
ORIGINAL: SwampCollie
Shooting quail with a semi-auto is like drinking fine champagne out of a paper cup.
Shooting quail with a semi-auto is like drinking fine champagne out of a paper cup.
But as a young'in I carried a "Light" 1100 20ga up and down a few mountains behind our English Setter for grouse.... and its a workout, especially as a 10 year old kid. If you can only have one gun, I suppose the Stoeger would fit the bill. It certainly is nice and lightweight, and its one of the only "cheap" (read: inexpensive) semi-autos on the new market that I'd recommend to someone.