Stoeger shotguns

I don't know about the semi autos but I've had a 20 gauge side by side for several years. Nice fit and finish, light, swings like a feather on birds. It came from Turkey...

 

I have a 12 gauge side by side and love it. Beautiful shotgun.

 

Had a 20ga SxS that was a fine gun. Tight and shot POA, both barrels

 

I shot a Stoeger Pump 12 this weekend and it busted clays.

 

Good guns no doubt! Go for it.

 

I've had a 2000 semi for about 15 years. It shoulders great for me, and has never had a single issue cycling, even with my neglectful cleaning. The price was just an extra bonus. For turkey, I settled on a TruGlo tube and either Win or Federal #5's. I've hammered a couple further than I care to state on this forum! Wonderful firearm, IMO.

 

I have a Stoeger P-350 pump with pistol grip type stock for turkeys. Some times you find a gun you decide you will never part with... this is one of those guns...

 

I've owned a Stoeger "Upland" double barrel .410 since 1992, very well built shotgun.

 

Bought a Stoeger 12ga semi auto last year. Love it. I've been duck hunting for years with a Remington 870 12ga pump and wanted a semi auto with a longer barrel. My youngest son has used a stoeger for years, he likes them also. great guns in my opinion.

 

I believe Beretta Holdings owns

• Beretta
• Benelli
• Franchi
• A. Uberti
• Stoeger
• Sako
• Tikka
• Victrix Armaments
• Chapuis Armes
• Steiner
• Burris

I have a Stoeger M3500 shotgun currently and, in the past, have owned a Benelli SBE and still own a Benelli M4. The Stoeger is basically a Benelli at one-third the cost. The inertia system is basically the same. The recoil spring in the Stoeger is in the forearm whereas the Benelli SBE has the spring in the stock.

I use it for turkey hunting and coyote hunting mainly. Never had a problem with it. I think it will last longer than I will.

 

One of my close friends has one and I don't think he has any complaints. I would buy a Franchi before I bought a Stoger though. Also, if you wait until everything clams down, you might be surprised what you can get at Benelli for if you look around.

 

I had a Franchi 20 ga. auto. Best shotgun I have ever owned. I wish I had kept it. It was light, 5 pounds. It was rare it I missed with it. Shot many quail.