Stoeger semiauto shotgun?

[redhooks]

Looking at buying a semiauto shotgun. I'd to get a benelli but can't afford one so I'm looking at a stoeger 3000 or 3500. Anyone have any experience with them? Thanks for any insight,

[Tator2k]

I used the 3000 for 4 years now without issues.

[gspman]

Save your money until you can get what you really want.

[surewood]

I have the 3500. Used it for duck/geese, grouse, and trap. Not one jam or other issues. Break it in with a box or two of magnums. Then it handles light loads to the biggest mags. I get it wet, muddy, you name it. It's not a benelli, but best gun for the money I bought.

[surewood]

My fiance has the 2000. Two turkeys, grouse, duck/geese, and trap under her belt. Zero jams.

[BartmanMN]

I have heard very good things about the 3500. From what people were saying it was the best bang for the buck out there.

[redhooks]

Thanks for the replies, It sounds like the best bang for my buck.

[Borch]

I've been using the Stoeger 2000 for several years now and it's been a solid shotgun. I've used it for waterfowl, pheasant, grouse and turkeys. It is no my designated turkey gun and has smacked down 10 turkeys so far.

[Gordie]

I've been using the Stoeger 2000 for several years now and it's been a solid shotgun. I've used it for waterfowl, pheasant, grouse and turkeys. It is no my designated turkey gun and has smacked down 10 turkeys so far.

I also love my 2000 and would carry this gun for grouse or pheasants over any other gun I have. I use it as a second when duck hunting.