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| Suggestions on a new shotgun Posted by tigersnducks I am looking at getting a new or "new to me" shotgun for duck season this year. I don't have many requirements. One is it must be semi auto and the second is it cant be stupid expensive. I hunt mostly marsh. Any suggestions on models, and where the best place to find one is? Reply Back to Top |
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What do you consider quote:?? Reply Back to Top |
| Beretta. Look around enough and you can find one decently priced. Reply Back to Top |
quote: Im not paying 1500 to 3500 for a new shotgun thats going to get abused over the next 3-4 years. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by treble hook on 7/31 at 2:32 pm to tigersnducks quote: Benelli. Don't abuse it. Take care of your shite brah Reply Back to Top |
| I'm a Benelli fan and have an SBE2 and the Super Vinci, but for what you are asking get the WInchester Super X3. It's pretty much the Browning Maxus rebadged. You can get it new for about $1k. Super X3 Reply Back to Top |
| Weatherby 12g SAS field Wood grain. Reply Back to Top |
| SBE II American and put a limbsaver recoil pad on it. You can have that for less than $1200 Next choice is a Browning Silver. Look around and you can find it around $850. Not bad for a good Browning semi. Both 3-1/2" guns and both great duck guns Reply Back to Top |
| My friend just bought a Browning Maxus. It seems like a pretty bada$$ gun. He got it in duck blind camo and it looks sweet. Browning Maxus Reply Back to Top |
| I shoot a franchi duck gun. Made by berretta/benelli and about 800 new in camouflage Reply Back to Top |
| Tigersnducks, please do not take this personally. It's not you. The OB loves you and we want you around. Gentelmen, how many of these threads are started in a given week? 3 at most? 1 at least? It's time we started an all-inclusive 'How to buy a new shotgun' thread ETA: Oh, and go with what fits and what you can shoulder correctly/easily. Mine? Browning Maxus. I love it This post was edited on 7/31 at 3:17 pm Reply Back to Top |
| I just got a Maxus and also have a Browning Gold Hunter. Do yourself a favor and start looking at gunbroker.com. I bought all my shotguns from there and managed to get the Maxus (NIB) in duck blind camo for $200 less than I could here in Houston. Browning Gold or Silver guns are solid. Quick search on gunbroker yielded these: LINK LINK You can beat these guns up. Just clean after every use and you will be fine. Reply Back to Top |
| dont get wood grain, but i'm sure this goes with out saying. i have a browing gold and have never had a problem with it other than crap low brass shells. if you can get a newer model i would go with one of those. gold's have been said to have jamming problems. gunbroker is the way to go imo Reply Back to Top |
| SBEII Reply Back to Top |
| SBE and SBE2 are great guns. Shot a sbe2 this weekend and fell in love with it. Also shot a sx2, xtrema 2, and super Vinci this weekend. I'd put the xtrema 2 second, and the super Vinci last. It felt like a piece of shite. Found a SBE at a pawn shop recently for $800 with case and extra chokes. Good deals are out there. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Geauxtiga on 8/1 at 4:26 am to tigersnducks Sounds like any piece a shit'll do. Reply Back to Top |
quote: I have one of these, and it's a great mid-range price gun. I do want to step up and get a Maxis or a SBE2 though, they are both awesome guns. Reply Back to Top |
| I'll be the first to suggest the Remington 1187. It's built on the same shaped receiver as an 870 and is probably the most affordable, reliable semi auto shotgun, except the old Mossberg 930. You can get them with a 3" or 3.5" chamber for those candle sticks you sling at ducks. Reply Back to Top |
| Hell just get a Mossberg and be done with it. I've got one and it shoots just fine. No it doesn't shoot as good as my browning but it was only like $250. Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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