Turkish inertia driven shotguns

[tony d]

Has anyone used these other than the Stoeger I’m looking at one with 3.5 Inch capability for a loner gun I get a lot of friends that fly in to hunt and it would be nice to have a gun here rather than them worry about flying with it the Khan one looks ok any experience?

 

[galamb]

I have shot the Weatherby Element a lot - it's made by ATA (Neo Series). It has cycled well with no issues but only have 250'ish shells through it at the moment BUT it only comes in 3".

 

[tony d]

I’ve heard that the bolts on the Weatherby were actually interchangeable ether the Benelli anyone know if this is true?

 

[Wild_Thing]

Tradex has some. I want a left hand one.

 

[brybenn]

Khan and kral are two turkish names I'd avoid personally

Find a couple of the Asena zr7rc that corwin had. They're only 3" but they perform awesome. I have about 20000 rnds thru mine

 

[dand883]

Khan and kral are two turkish names I'd avoid personally

Find a couple of the Asena zr7rc that corwin had. They're only 3" but they perform awesome. I have about 20000 rnds thru mine

I agree on any of the Corwin guns i've tried, but they've mostly been gas semis, not inertia.

 

[Westward1]

Has anyone used these other than the Stoeger I’m looking at one with 3.5 Inch capability for a loner gun I get a lot of friends that fly in to hunt and it would be nice to have a gun here rather than them worry about flying with it the Khan one looks ok any experience?

A spare for your friends is a good idea. But for the sake of your friendship, but a proven shotgun.