Semi Auto under $1000

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MiG25

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Hello;

Looking for a semi-auto shotgun;

1. 12 gauge 3" or chambered for 3 1/2" is ok
2. Interchangeable Chokes
3. Drilled/Tapped/Groved for optics
4. <$1000
5. Open to wood or synthetic.

Any suggestions new or used what my best bet is? My experience with semi-autos is limited to the Remington 1100, which I didn't like and the Browning Auto 5, which I like a lot.

Thanks.
 
Fit is everything. Handle as many brands as you can. Once you have a few choices keep watching the EE and post a WTB.
There always seems to be a sell off post hunting season and into the winter months. (I found a Franchi Affinity 3 at 1/3 retail this way)
 
A 930 for around $500 is a fair deal and a good gun. The Baikal is a tank and trouble free ( mine anyhow) also $500. Like said early on try as many makes and models as you can. Fit is the #1 aspect for good shooting.
 
burnsy56 said:
Fit is everything. Handle as many brands as you can. Once you have a few choices keep watching the EE and post a WTB.
There always seems to be a sell off post hunting season and into the winter months. (I found a Franchi Affinity 3 at 1/3 retail this way)
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This is the single most important piece of advise for a new shotgun.

The list of guns that meets your needs is very long.
 
No experience with them ( x4) but own x1, x2 and x3 plus golds, maxus, a400, sa08, 1187 1100 etc etc and the x3 compared to a mossy is night and day IMHO and it would be a x3 for me for your price range if it fits you right
Cheers
 
Turkajunk does not matter mossberg stoger or any other will fail guaranteed.oh how do I know because I have a shop full of them with all types of problems .
Makes that are not stacked to the roof with problems
Benelli
Browning
Win sx series
Beretta
 
struff55 said:
Turkajunk does not matter mossberg stoger or any other will fail guaranteed.oh how do I know because I have a shop full of them with all types of problems .
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You have a shop full of Turkish made Mossberg 935/930???

Thats extremely odd given that they are made in the USA.

Hard to take comments like this seriously when its full of factually incorrect statements
 
1963beretta said:
You have a shop full of Turkish made Mossberg 935/930???

Thats extremely odd given that they are made in the USA.

Hard to take comments like this seriously when its full of factually incorrect statements
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I don’t think he named those shotguns. Mossberg had and still has other models made in Turkey
 
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