Labs4Mallard

Hey people I am looking for a new gun for the upcoming waterfowl season. I have a 20 ga. 11-87 and would like to move up to a 12 ga. semi-auto. Please give me some feedback. Hunter

Hacimsaalk

i would go with the Stoeger 2000. they are inertia operated, so you could go years with out scleaing your gun (not recommended for the barrels sake), and the action wouldn't stick. the are also a bit less $$ than the 11-87 or the 1100. just my 2 cents

Labs4Mallard

Alright thanks for the 2 cents I looked at their site and the gun had good reviews and looked great.

Allseasonhunter7

beretta theve got some for 6-900.. but idk how much a 1187 is porbly less?

Red Hawk

Even though everyone gave some good suggestions. I'd say get whatever you are most comfortable shooting and can afford, even ifits not an 1187 or 1100. Just as long as it gets the targets and cleanly

Matthew V. (An outdoorsman)

You could try the Browning Gold's, the Winchester Super X2's, or stick with a Remington in their 11-87's.

Labs4Mallard

I was thinking of going with an 11-87 new style 12 ga.. Or the Winchester Super X2 becasue in a mag. they have it with $100 off. All are great guns.I just need more power.

DearSlayer357

winchester 1400 in 12 is a good gun or the 11-87 in 12.

little boone

The best semi auto i have evr shot was the new charelsy daily who is a old gun maker. It goes for around $240, but if you realy want a good gun then try a pump. It eliminates trigger finger, and you will not jam your gun by shooting to quick. The mosseberg model 500 is my favorite but the remington model 870 is one of the best guns i have shot and is the worlds #1 selling gun.

lte_622

get the stoeger 2000 best semi auto for its money literally a benneli w/o the acc.