I am a new hunter and am looking for a shotgun that will allow me to hunt turkey, dove and shoot skeet. Can you get all this in one? If so which one?
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I am a new hunter and am looking for a shotgun that will allow me to hunt turkey, dove and shoot skeet. Can you get all this in
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Certainly, If you are budget minded might I suggest the Mossberg 500 pump or 930 auto loader. The Remington 870 pump is also an excellent choice.
Another semi auto to look at on the bargain side is the Stoeger 2000. It comes with 5 choke tubes including a turkey tube. It works on the inertia action like the Benelli.
On the upper end the sky is the limit. Beretta and Benelli can fill most any void, just depends on how much cash you have in your pocket!
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I would buy a good pump. Pumps are cheaper than semi-autos, and less prone to malfunction. The Remington 870 would be a great choice, also look at the Benelli Nova. Buy a turkey choke for whatever you get, and you are in business.
Many people have had great experiences with them, but I am leary of "bargin" autos. I prefer a gun that I know is going to function when I want it too.
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The above post are all good guns, The thing to look into is shop around, hold them, and talk to someone who has these gun. Get the gun that works for you because you are the one shooting and hunting with it, and remember it's not the brand or the price of the gun that makes the kill. I say go with the Rem. 870 I have two and never had a problem with them, just oil and clean and they will pay you back with some great experiences.
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All the above is good advice but you don't see many pumps on the skeet range. Those doubles come mighty fast to be working a pump. Mossberg probably makes the best entry level over and under. After that Beretta and Browning make nice guns for more $. I have owned and shot both. And of couse there is the Rem 1100, Benelli and Baretta semi-autos all get the job done. Stoeger sounds like a good deal.
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If you don't want to spend a whole lot of money try the Remington 1100 or 11-87. Both point great with a 26 inch barrel and changeable choke tubes make these guns very acceptable for your criteria. Even older Rem 1100s with fixed chokes allow for the use of an extra barrel with a different choke constriction and length if you prefer.
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