Semi auto shotgun thread

[CTR0022]

My 12ga Rob Roberts edition

[bowhunter45]

Benelli m4 LE

fits every need i have for a shotgun from hunting, to target, to home defense. the last shotgun you’ll ever need.

[Yelladog]

fits every need i have for a shotgun from hunting, to target, to home defense. the last shotgun you’ll ever need.

Those are tanks. Bad dude


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[Rubi513]

beretta teknys gold sporting 12g, beretta teknys 20g, benelli super black eagle (h&k) 12g, & benelli montefeltro 20g.

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[Outback]

Looking for a 12 gauge camo turkey shotgun. I just posted a want to buy thread but thought I would check here too. Does it have to be pretty but needs to be reliable. I prefer a pump what would consider a semi-auto. Wanting to spend less than $400. I plan to hit the local gun stores tomorrow to see what they have. I'm in South Houston

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[BucknBass]

Nice guns

[RR 314]

High capacity you say . . .

[RR 314]

On a more responsive note, I love the Benelli Ethos and Ithaca Mag-10. However, there is a novelty to the triple barrels. ��

[hunter68]

I’m kinda old school I reckon when it comes to shotguns. All I own because my dad or an uncle or some family had when I was a kid. Brings back lots of good memories when I’m holding one of my old school autos when I’m hunting. Remington 1100’s, Browning B80, Auto 5 or Browning 2000 is what I shoot. I even hunt with an old Winchester .410 that my dad started with. Wouldn’t trade them for the world.

[ThisLadyHunts]

Beretta Extrema 12 ga 3 1/2 on one end an a Benelli Legacy 28 ga on the other. I do have a Browning 2000 12 ga made in Belgium with two barrels, a 30" full and 28" mod but it has been a safe queen for many years.

Love my Benelli Legacy 28 and it gets 95% of the action.

What do you typically like to shoot with your 28 gauge?

[WyoBull]

What do you typically like to shoot with your 28 gauge?

ThisLadyHunts,

I took a photo of the shells I mainly use. Starting on the left, I use Winchester AA's in #8 shot for sporting clays, trap, quail and dove. I use Fiocchi Golden Pheasant #5 or #6 shot for pheasant, sage grouse, chukars and blue grouse. I use Winchester Steel Shot in #5 or #6 shot for ducks and geese. I will also use Hevi Bismuth #4 shot for ducks and geese but it is pretty expensive.

On ducks and geese, you definitely are not using a 28 gauge to sky bust. I use mine when in a pit blind or layout blind when the birds are right on top of you and at the most 30 yards out. I will also use it for pass shooting on the river of jump shooting ponds but one thing using a 28 gauge will teach you is effective kill range. It definitely cures you from sky busting and popping off rounds at birds 50-60+ yards out.

The 28 is a joy to shoot and you can carry it all day and not even know you are packing it because it is very light. I rarely even take my 12's out of the safe any more except to shoot sporting clays sometimes.

[bubba joe]

two 11-87 special purpose and A400 Xtreme
I've also been thinking about the 28 guage...

[PIOBill]

2-1100s, AL391, Rem 59,Rem 11

[junkmanhunter]

Wow, this got me thinking about what autos I have.

I have a Beretta A390 in camo 12ga

A400 sporting clay version

Remington 1100 12 ga
Remington 1187 12 ga
Winchester not sure model 20 ga

Franchi 12 ga

Heck I know I've got a clue more I cant think of.

I have a Browning A2000 in 20 ga. My dad, brother and myself all had 1, my house got broken into 30 odd years ago and mine got stolen. I was sick. When my father passed away 17 yrs ago, my brother and sister made sure I got dads.

I've only shot it once since then. Hard to explain.

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[Ksig512]

Winchester SX4