Mossberg 835 or Rem. 870 SPS-T
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From: Adairville Ky. USA
Just wondering what the going price range is in your area. And give me some oponions on the guns. Cant decide between the two of them. If i get one it will be fully camo.... Thanks Alot....
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From: bremen kentucky USA
HEY bowtech heres a web site neir me. WHITTAKER GUNS at westlouisville kycheapest around.
www.whittakerguns.com hope this can help.
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From: Iowa
This past fall I got an 835 at K Mart for $216 on clearance. It has the black synthetic stock, parkarized finish and ported 26" bbl. More of a waterfowl version, but it works for me as a turkey killer. Added some fiber optic sights and a turkey choke and voila! 
As far as the SPS-T goes, I' d love to have one but it' s a little out of my price range for now. I do own an older 870 Wingmaster in southpaw version and prefer the 870' s action over the 500s and 835s, but for an all around, good shootin' , solid, and reasonably priced shotgun, you can' t beat the Mossbergs.
BTW, at our Wal Mart, the camo 835 is around $369 I think.

As far as the SPS-T goes, I' d love to have one but it' s a little out of my price range for now. I do own an older 870 Wingmaster in southpaw version and prefer the 870' s action over the 500s and 835s, but for an all around, good shootin' , solid, and reasonably priced shotgun, you can' t beat the Mossbergs.
BTW, at our Wal Mart, the camo 835 is around $369 I think.
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From: The Wild Turkey Capitol of the World......Missouri
I have the Remington 870 SPS-T and highly recommend it. It is definitely going to cost you more than the Mossberg but I personally believe it is worth it in the long run. It will hold it' s trade-in value better for down the road if you find something you would rather have later on. But if money is a factor, the 835 will serve you well also. Many a turkey have fallen to both of these guns. Good luck!
#8
If money' s not really an object then definitely go with the Remington. My cousin has the 870 SPS-T and absolutely loves it (I do, too.)
For an in-between price and an excellent gun, don' t forget the Benelli Nova. I recently picked up a brand new one for $369 + tax (24" camo). It' s a great gun, too.
For an in-between price and an excellent gun, don' t forget the Benelli Nova. I recently picked up a brand new one for $369 + tax (24" camo). It' s a great gun, too.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Indiana
The 835 in woodland camo isn' t priced bad. The barrels on the 835 are really good.
If you are set on an 870, I' d get an 870 Express. It' s not camo, but the turkeys won' t know the difference.
If you are set on an 870, I' d get an 870 Express. It' s not camo, but the turkeys won' t know the difference.


