Anyone have experience with Churchill Shotguns?

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There don't seem to be any reviews here and reviews outside the forum seem to be copy and paste or otherwise lacking.

They're priced low, so I wonder if that's because they have any issues?
 
I think for what they are theyre ok. I bought a canuck as they come with chokes not just cylinder bore. I think a mossberg or 870 wingmaster would make a better gun internally but despite needing warrenty on my canuck it seems well built with tight tolerences. Although the barrel lug has a gap in the weld it doesnt affect use
I wasnt a fan of the reteactable stocked pumps that do come with chokes they also have rear sights whixh turned me off however i have shot them and know ppl who own them who like them. I think churchill is one of the better built mid level turkish makers
 
A friend has one and so far has been good. He had to completely disassemble it to clean the crap out and lube. It has had a lot put through it and so far is ok. I’m not sure though if I would want to risk my life on it but for the money it is ok for playing with.
 
I have a canuck 14" and its quite smooth for what I paid for it... Came with wood raptor and full stock and chokes/wrench...
Lockup is tight, tolerances are good. Build seems quality seems pretty good for less than $300.00. So far i've been really happy with mine.
 
Churchill is a name put on several products of very different pricing made by several different companies. You’ll be better off researching individual products.
Generally, Turkish guns are cheap not because they are of a bad design but because they are hastily made.
If you don’t get a lemon (you’ll only know that after a few hundred rounds) then it should be fine.
 
I've got an over-under I paid around a grand for. I love it for skeet. Works great.

I mean, I used to have it. Mike from Canmore bought it last week.
 
Ive got a 15" barrelled 12ga. pump.
It came with a birds head grip and a regular stock.
Like any new firearm, it should be stripped, cleaned and lubricated out of the box.

The plastic furniture feels cheap but does.the job.
Fit and finish on the metal parts is very good.
It feeds properly and goes boom every ive pulled the trigger.
 
had two of the shorty's to abuse and beat the crap out of... Both work perfectly fine. Both refuse to break even with our best efforts of abuse.

I had an O/U and it was well fine. Little stiff but nothing to really complain about.
 
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