Best Value O/U 20ga shotgun?
10-24-2016 | 03:54 PM
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Best Value O/U 20ga shotgun?
I read an article some years ago about the best shotgun value out there, I lost the article but just remember that there are some bargains/steals to be had out there? I think perhaps from European manufacturers?
I was assuming something near $1,000, but open to any quality 20ga.
Thanks!
I was assuming something near $1,000, but open to any quality 20ga.
Thanks!
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10-24-2016 | 06:52 PM
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Haven't had a chance to shoot it, yet, but my father-in-law love his Legacy Sports Pointer 20ga.
http://www.cabelas.com/product/LEGAC...NS/2246514.uts
http://www.cabelas.com/product/LEGAC...NS/2246514.uts
10-24-2016 | 09:32 PM
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I've owned 2 Browning Citori 20GA shotguns in my life and they've both been special field guns. I had a chance to buy a 1970's 101 in 20GA and passed because it cost an extra $75-100. I regret not buying that shotgun because it pointed so well. Neither gun is European but they sure are nice guns.
Al
10-25-2016 | 07:34 AM
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The Turkish guns are in some cases much better than they used to be, so I would not discriminate against them the way it was necessary to ten years ago. Just read a lot of reviews on whatever model you're looking at.
In some cases, like with the Stoeger Condor, you really want to hold the gun and test the break-action for stiffness---quality control is inconsistent with some models, in this regard, but when you find a good one, it's pleasant to point and the action operates easily.
In some cases, like with the Stoeger Condor, you really want to hold the gun and test the break-action for stiffness---quality control is inconsistent with some models, in this regard, but when you find a good one, it's pleasant to point and the action operates easily.
10-26-2016 | 09:28 AM
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+1 Stoeger
http://www.stoegerindustries.com/ove...under-shotguns
Might want to consider the 12 gauge/20 gauge barrel combo set...........................
I have a Condor Supreme that has +/- 10,000 rounds thought it - it's my "beater" !
http://www.stoegerindustries.com/ove...under-shotguns
Might want to consider the 12 gauge/20 gauge barrel combo set...........................
I have a Condor Supreme that has +/- 10,000 rounds thought it - it's my "beater" !
10-26-2016 | 09:34 AM
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Ted Williams O/U from Sears were actually a Winchester 101. I used one during a dove hunting season many years ago. VERY nice handling O/U. I had a Citori during the same time but it was a long tube 12 gauge. I liked the Ted Williams/Winchester 101 far better.
10-30-2016 | 10:11 AM
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I bought a EAA MP310A Sporting Clays in 20ga 2yrs ago and love it. I have taken it to Canada for 2 years and killed geese with it. I shoot doves and pheasants with it. I bought after market choke tubes from Tro-Lok choke tubes and I took it turkey hunting last year, didn't get to use it though. Rock solid, ported barrels, selective trigger. Kinda stiff opening though. Other than that, I would buy another if I needed one. 100% recommended!!!!
