Setting up a Coyote shotgun... tips

[bigcloud]

I was thinking about setting up a Stoeger 3000(3") or a Stoeger 3500 (3.5") for shooting #4 buckshot.

1- what length barrel would you order?

2- what choke tube you buy for it for a good tight pattern

3- would you put a red dot on it or some type of fiber optic bead?

4- any other suggestions

Thanks

[Hodgy17]

3.5" would be better preferably.

1. A longer barrel, 28 inch

2. Hevi-shot makes one called dead coyote that works well, there are many choke tubes that will get the job done.

3. If it were me i would get a red dot so i could see my sights when night hunting.

4. There are many combinations of all of these focal points that would come together and make a stellar coyote shotgun.

[Rost]

I'd buy a Remington 870 Express and spray paint it white. A 26" barrel with a full choke and 4 buck will do the trick. I'd prefer a reliable pump gun when the temps are below 0 degrees.

[bigcloud]

well I got a Stoeger M3000 26" Max-4 camo (3" semiauto 12 ga.) So far I got a sling for it and put a second bead on the vent rib to help in aiming. I was thing bout a red dot but for now I'm going to wait. Next thing is a special choke tube. I have decided to shoot 3" #4 buckshot(regular lead) Any suggestions on a good choke tube for getting those coyotes out around 50 yards?

Thanks

[Rost]

Full Choke

[Musky Buck]

870 wingmaster pump, 30" barrel full choke is how they came, double oo buck. Good to go, now just to get them in range.