20 guage auto?

[91reddog]

What would you buy if you’re in the market like me?

 

[westksbowhunter]

What would you buy if you’re in the market like me?

A Benelli M2 or Montefeltro depending on what I wanted the gun for.

 

[JLP]

If you want gas, Winchester SX4 or Beretta A400, recoil operated, Franchi.

 

[Mosby]

I would look at an A5 and compare to an A400.

 

[spoonbill82]

Depends on how much money you want to spend.

 

[Plannerman]

Montefeltro or Franchi

 

[redhaze]

How about the Beretta A300 ultima? Not bad for the $$.

 

[Labradinger]

Budget, Stoeger 3020 in cerakote.

Otherwise, Franchi’s select affinity at scheels

 

[Obi_Wan]

Budget matters. I like my A5 16. I also like my A300 and my Franchi 48 AL. A400 gets good reviews. Depends on what you want to spend.

 

[Goosemaster]

Either a 1100 made in the '70s, a Browning A5 made in the '50s,

 

[westksbowhunter]

Whatever you get, buy some aftermarket chokes.

 

[91reddog]

Budget is $1500. Montefeltro and A 400 are preliminary considerations. Pheasant hunting and light sporting clays would be the primary use.

I already have a beautiful 1968 Browning 20 guage magnum with a skeet and modified barrel. Basically, unfired for the most part.

I inherited some guns from my brother in law and have a few in the safe I’d like to unload and am thinking about trading for what I want.

I really like wood/ blued guns but as a hunting gun, they tend to get beat up a bit. My Beretta 686 20 is a testament to this. I’m thinking a composite, but could buy wood also.

Thanks for the suggestions. Keep them coming if this info changes anything.

Going to cabin at Chamberlain for 3 days today. Taking the boat and the hunting equipment.

It’s been a rough year with cancer claiming 3 relatives since June.

 

[GladHunter]

Whatever you get, buy some aftermarket chokes.

Do they make that much difference? It's something I've thought about, but my current sticks knock em down if I do my part.