Mossberg 930?

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Do you have one?

How do you like it?

I'm looking for an autoloading shotgun I can hunt ducks and geese with, but will also reliably cycle light target loads on the skeet and sporting clays field.

Will the 930 do that?

Thank you in advance for your advice.
 
The 930 should do that. The 935 might not. Some people with the 935 say it will cycle light 2 3/4, while others say it won't. Your milage may vary.

The difference is the 935 will handle 3 1/2 while the 930 will definitely not.
 
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MD said:
Do you have one?

How do you like it?

I'm looking for an autoloading shotgun I can hunt ducks and geese with, but will also reliably cycle light target loads on the skeet and sporting clays field.

Will the 930 do that?

Thank you in advance for your advice.
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I have one, I like it a lot. I hunt ducks and geese with it, and shoot skeet as well. Functions perfectly. Nice balance.
 
Thank you Grouse Man. Just what I wanted to hear.

$419.00 for the black one in the last SIR/Cabela's catalogue sounds pretty good too!

Now, if I just sell off a few other guns to make room in the locker ............
 
my has always worked perfect ive shot geese with 3inch steel also light target loads for skeet (the crap canadian tire federal ones $25/100) then i mounted a scope on it with a browning rifled choke tube and shot a deer at 100yrds all with no problems
 
Buddy has one(930) and he likes his, I know that. The previous poster's advice about the Remington SPR is bang on. They are a little more money for a tank of an autoloader. If you want max reliability in all conditions, the SPR is the one I'd get.
 
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