best 20 gauge semi? whats a best buy for going used?

Agrred to an 1100 upland special on Sunday and managed to snap a like new .410 Wingmaster today at our only local gunshop (General Gun and Supply) for an incredible price. My small gauge bases are covered.... for now.
 
Browning A5 can be a little temperamental rem 1100 very temperamental Ithaca 900 it's day has come and gone these guns are not bad but if u want to step up date the sx3 is the only one to buy . Go on you tube and check out thf Doveanator there isn't a gun new or old that will Leto up to the punishment those sx3 's were put through .
 
The only temperamental browning a5's are the magnum models with light loads or improperly set friction rings on 2 and 3/4" versions. I only shoot 3/4 oz in my light twenty. The only time it has failed is when the extractor broke after thousands of rnds.
 
cath8r said:
Agrred to an 1100 upland special on Sunday and managed to snap a like new .410 Wingmaster today at our only local gunshop (General Gun and Supply) for an incredible price. My small gauge bases are covered.... for now.
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Those are very good buys... and "keeper" guns. You will be looking for a 28 gauge soon (my favorite)... I would bet on it! ;)
 
scaleguy said:
I started off with an 1100... I now have an SX3. The difference in performance and maintenance is VERY noticeable. Im in love with the sx3 and have zero intention of ever saying goodbye to her!
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I went BACK to the 1100... they just feel soooo right at the shot.
 
Waterfowler said:
I was thinking about the 1100 as well and wondering how many thousands of rounds have been fired through one on a skeet field.

SX3 is a nice gun for sure, but I certainly wouldn't crown it king of anything.
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I have two that have more than 15,000 rounds through them each... changed the seals ($15 fix) and that was all that was needed.
 
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