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[abhoopshunter2]

I am by no means an expert on shotguns, but I just received a Benelli Montefeltro for graduation and absolutely love it. It is an incredibly smooth gun and has not given me any problems. It is on the high-price side, but it is a great gun.

[jhjimbo]

Remington 1100, 11-87 and versa max, tough to beat for the price.

[bayouwoof]

Benelli.

[Safado]

A used Remington 1100!

[Happy Myles]

Have had the privilege of using a lot of semi auto shotguns. For the price a Rem 1100 is hard to beat. You can be grumpy with them at times, but they kill birds and break clays.

[Happy Myles]

Brake?

[Treestand]

Browning M/2000,Benelli Vinci

[FirstBubba]

I agree with H. Myles.
Where I grew up in east Texas, the Remington 1100 was so highly regarded, it was referred to as an "Arkansas Purdey".

[Guest]

Remington 1100. Best for price, easy to clean, most problems solved very easily.

[jay]

Beretta makes some very fine semi autos.

[Ncarl]

There are a lot nicer shotguns on the market but the question is whats the greatest value so you have to exclude the high dollar Berettas and Benellis. I have to go with the Remington 11-87. I think you can get one new for around $600. I havent had good luck with my inerta operated Stoeger so I like the gas system of the Remington which never seems to fail.

[C.Hillman]

Remington 1100

[Sarge01]

If you are talking about price the Weatherby SA08 is by the best semi auto shotgun on the market. Mine has operated flawlessly and shoots like a dream. With the two power rings it is simple to switch from light loads to heavy loads. When do we really shoot light and heavy loads at the same time?

[Grassroots89]

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