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I really want to get a shotgun for my next piece but i'm having a hard time picking. Maybe some of yall can help me.
It has to have wood on it, I just like wooden guns. I'm fine with either over/under or semi-automatic. I want it from a reputable name, high quality like browning or remington. I also want it to be good for a range of things, maybe if I want to go skeet shooting one day or hunt with it, no tactical home defense bullshit.
I've looked at a couple and i've liked so far a used Citori or Remington 1100. Anyone else have any shotguns or opinions on both of those two?
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If you want to spend just a little more money, Beretta silver pigeons are a little nicer than citori and hold value better.
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>>33380967
Can"t go wrong with a Citori.
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Browning Double Auto
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>>33381473
hm, looks interesting i'll look into it
>>33381440
beautiful shotgun, too much money for me though.
>>33381445
thats my first choice right now
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>>33381440
Also if, like me, you don't like all the scroll work you can usually find older onyx and E models of the silver pigeon for around 1,000. Nothing more beautiful than clean metal, clean lines, and clean wood.
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beretta 687 or 697EELL if you have more money to burn, i have one with a full tube set and it is one of my favorite firearms.
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>>33381665
oops 687 EELL
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>>33381665
too much money for me, wish I could have it though.
>>33381473
how much should I be willing to spend on one of these?
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http://www.gunbroker.com/item/628644520
A newer 686 for 800
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/631613086
Another 686 E model identical to the one showed earlier.
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/631365611
Citori good price but fixed choke.
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/629725654
A cherry 1984 Citori under $900 with 4 hours to go and reserve not met.
I am partial to berretta but Citori's are fine guns, and that last one is tempting to me. Stay away from remshit and Turkish guns and you should be good.
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>>33381953
fuck me, that e model is gorgeous. If only I had the money right now, hopefully still some good deals will be around in a while
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Yildiz is a turkroach brand shotgun, but they manufacture the lowest cost over-under by a few hundred dollars. Good quality too, just not as fancy as a berretta.
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>>33381694
Around 500-550 burger bux for a 12 or 20. Expect to pay more for a 16, but all in all they are very reasonably priced for such an amazing shotgun.
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