New waterfowl gun
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Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2013
Posts: 2
New waterfowl gun
I've been researching popular waterfowl guns lately and came across a stoeger m3500 and was very impressed. Just curious if anyone had any feedback on that gun or could possibly inform me of another good waterfowl gun around that price. Thanks
#2
I own a Stoeger, but it's an O/U.
Very pleased - it my "beater" now.............shot thousands of rounds throught it !
I've only heard good things about their "new" (3500) autoloader also.
Very pleased - it my "beater" now.............shot thousands of rounds throught it !
I've only heard good things about their "new" (3500) autoloader also.
Last edited by Sheridan; 03-03-2013 at 07:33 PM.
#5
Spike
Join Date: Apr 2013
Posts: 5
I have also a good one but this name as "Shaolan". This has a good pressure and a good shot aim. This never miss a single one ever I have used this. I used to take it with my Camping where-ever I go with my friends or family
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#6
Spike
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: N.E Kansas
Posts: 25
Stoegers have the reputation of being the bottom of the barrel, some of the cheapest and crappiest new shotguns. Not to say they won't work. Just that pretty much anything else is better. I would chose from a weatherby, Remington, benelli, browning, or berretta if you are looking for an autoloader. Ithaca also makes good pumps. CZ is not bad either depending on the year it was made.
#8
I had a Stoeger 2000 but traded it to my brother. that gun would shoot anything I put in it. Some people call them crappy guns, but the whole Stoeger semi auto line has the same Benelli inertia system and same rotating bolt head.
I'd say the only thing different between a Benelli gun and a Stoeger gun is the name.
I'd say the only thing different between a Benelli gun and a Stoeger gun is the name.