I dont know about alot of guns. For $2000 I would have to do alot of research before spending that kinda money. I would probably get something in the Benneli (sp?) field for upland game. That always seemed kinda fun to me.

Good to see you're open minded. [&:]

It's not a matter of close mindedness. I've got a rifle I use for certain small game and a shotgun that I use for upland and waterfowl. Both are relatively new. I spent maybe $500 on each of them and I don't need a new firearm anytime soon. Considering the fact that I mainly hunt with a bow, it would be a much easier decision for me to spend that kind of money on one or two new bows.

I answered the question perfectly fine. I wouldn't spend that kind of money on a rifle or shotgun of any sort.

The Young Hunters forum is going to hell again. If you have to answer questions in a simply black and white manner then you will never get any interesting or insightful posts. I'm thinking it's time to leave again.

i'd get a few guns, 7mm remington, T/C omega, and probably a .45 acp.

abenelli shotgun semi auto nice gun

The question was, "What would it be?", meaning what gun would youbuy for $2000. Labs4Mallard did not ask if you would spend $2000 on a gun.

Hmmm, I wonder why.

Again, I answered the question perfectly fine. I would not spend that kind of money on a rifle or shotgun of any sort. I just wouldn't do it. On any gun. That answers his question. I'll even break it down. I - wouldn't - do - it.

Seriously, if you're going to nitpick every answer I give from now on because it isn't straightforward or black and white, let me know. It's getting old. Find another hobby, because this one is annoying.

ANYWAYS.........BACK TO THE TOPIC......

I wouldn't spend $2000 on a single gun. I would probably get a Ruger 10/22 and modify it out the butt. Then I would probably get a Remington or Mossberg 12 gauge with multiple barrels. If I have enough left, I would probably get a .223 or something to yote hunt. If not, then with the rest I would stock up on shells or buy a pigeon thrower and pigeons.

Seriously, if you're going to nitpick every answer I give from now on because it isn't straightforward or black and white, let me know. It's getting old. Find another hobby, because this one is annoying.

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And saying, "Do a search, this has already been discussed" isn't?

A Remington 870 12 gauge. With a slug barrel. Wait 2000 bucks you could buy like 6 more.