3 Shockingly good Affordable Shotguns

[@jamesshirley5875]

I have to admit, I have a Tokarev shotgun like the rock island you have and I love it!

[@OrangeTree253]

I’m getting the tokarev as well, ha ha. Couldnt resist it for the price

[@GhostTactical]

The RIA looks like a decent choice for the price!

[@showtime1235]

i agree i don’t have that shotgun but i do have a single shot and i’ve got 2 pistols from RIA and they’ve all run perfectly for me solid company

[@HarryPalmer-P.I.]

Right didn't know they manufactured a shotgun

[@v0n1b0]

@@HarryPalmer-P.I. They don't. Imported from Derya Arms in Türkiye

[@Foxsob]

⁠@@HarryPalmer-P.I. They don’t manufacture it, they import it from Turkey, and they tend to suffer from most Turkish import issues.

[@TroyGlaus-yv2yb]

I’ve had mine for 4 years now. I’m right at 1000 rounds through it. It has its moments but only when I short stroke it. The only big issue I had with is was just goofing around with some cheap aluminum rounds and one got stuck in the chamber. I had to pop it out with a cleaning rod.

[@curtisdrakesr4900]

Storger is a real good gun for the price. Hard to find one better at that price point

[@Keggertotap]

Agree the mosburg auto in a 20 ga pretty slick also

[@jaws2003]

Is the maverick88 by mossberg still cheap? I remembered getting that when I was 19 and paid like $200 for it. I'm 39 now.

[@ross_7751]

I just bought one last year on sale for $200 and it’s even the security model with the extended mag tube. Great gun!

[@jaws2003]

@ross_7751 Good to know it's the same price all these years.

[@alexc9434]

I got one for $230 last year.

[@jaws2003]

@alexc9434 not bad at all!!!

[@josephesquivel4066]

They're still very much around that price range. Funny thing though is the 88 was supposed to be a budget variant based on the 500 but now the 500 has pretty much gone down to almost being equal in price to the 88.

[@ChristianGrest]

My favorite is that RIA pump! Man that thing's cool! Remember the review you did on it. Hope you're doing good brother!

[@rencleavus5213]

Maverick 88 was my choice. Paid $180 NIB 8 years ago.

[@hesa3656]

It will be good to see the over/under review. I didn't notice barrel ports. 👍🇺🇲

[@mr.diversity2267]

For anyone considering a shotgun, PLEASE don’t make the mistake I’ve made of sacrificing quality for price. Your life may be at stake.

[@Ecco_The_Dolphin]

What would you recommend for 1000 or less?

[@Makarov89-m1k]

@@Ecco_The_Dolphinyou aren’t really on a buget if you have a 1000 dollar for a shot gun for a beginner

[@Ecco_The_Dolphin]

@@Makarov89-m1k i got it for 700 bucks but i get your point

[@richarde1355]

If using a shotgun for self-defense, an inexpensive pump is the answer.

[@user-om5or5bi1p]

@@Ecco_The_DolphinRemington, Mossberg, Benelli, CZ, Ithaca, Beretta. Don’t let someone behind a counter talk you into one of the off brand cheap ones with tales about how they sell them all the time and how everyone loves them etc.

[@tylertapp131]

Good stuff. That double barrel is a good lookin gun and the Ithaca clone is pretty interesting. Wouldn't mind grabbing one if I saw it on sale somewhere. Me personally, If i had to recommend a shotgun to someone, needing or wanting one, id still tellem to get a mossberg 500. Probably the most solid shotgun for the money still to this day. Ive had several 500s and 590s over the years, probably around 10 to 12, the oldest is probably over 30 years old. Not a single one of them has ever let me down or had a hiccup, over the course of 10s of thousands of rounds, and decades of the elements while hunting and traveling.

[@Viper6-MotoVlogger]

Those are definitely decent for the price. I have a Franchi, Beretta and Benelli. I guess it’s because of my Italian roots 😁. Take care brother.

[@konnerfrost9278]

Look for a police surplus Remington 870 or Mossberg 590.

[@Grizzlyman420]

Maverick 88 is the best first shotgun I did pickup a brand new Remington 870 field master and it’s very very nice. Better quality than my express

[@SecretPossum-hx4zk]

Stoeger is owned by Bernadelli, Benelli, Beretta company umbrella. Many parts and accessories for those brands will interchange.

[@duckhunter2143]

I have 2 Tristar automatic bird guns and they’re great

[@ChrisFromThe740]

Great video and I hope you are enjoying your weekend

[@anthonycrenshaw3229]

Winchester actually commissioned a Turkish firearms company to produce a modern rendition of their famous ww1 shotgun. It's called the SXP trench, and it only costs between $409 and $429. Some sellers have it at $278

[@cassikelley9137]

that would be the 1200 (steel)u speak of they also produced the 1300 (aluminum)that more close to the sxp(aluminum)

[@luisreynoso9445]

The sxp has nothing in common with the ww1 trench models 😂

[@danmarcell3167]

The Model 12 is what you're talking about and was made by American Craftsmen and not turkish slave labor ... and it's FNH that made that happen since they're the ones licensed for the Winchester firearms

[@CharlieJulietSierra]

Good call on the M3K

[@cardinalpoints2839]

Thanks! Was looking a the Daly over and under which I think is the same as the tri star

[@GUNMETALGUYUSA]

Good Video Sir. I always enjoy a shotty showdown. 🤠👍🏽

[@stanleymunro1500]

Can never go wrong with db or pump.

[@richarde1355]

The Ithaca 37 has always been a very cool shotgun, smooth action, great feel - but the bottom eject is also a weakness. The side eject allows an easy load of a single shot, when the shotgun is empty, without having to load any shells into the magazines. The Ithaca 37 style action won’t allow that. When empty, a person has to load a shell into the magazine and then pump the action to load up a shell.

[@Keggertotap]

The 37 was lapd. Go to shotgun for 40 years till the Remington 870 replaced it it was in a lot of police departments pump improved cly

[@robhtp3817]

Wait no Maverick 88?

[@josephesquivel4066]

The Rock Island was a little funny story. When it first debuted on social media it's name was branded and implied to be a clone of Winchester 1897 Trench Gun (TP-97 I believe was the original name) and Rock Island just got roasted online because it was clearly not a clone of the Winchester 1897 but the Ithaca so yeah they had to go back and reset the name.

[@Barikade]

Winchester SXP, Mossberg S.A 20, CZ 612, Stoeger m3000, Stevens 560 all turkish yet awesome shotguns. Not all Turkish shotguns are trash, just have to sift through trash sometimes. Mav 88, Stevens 320, Tokarev TX3 12HD- all budegt reliable and tough

[@chrisgraham9203]

I would add the Impala Plus.

[@garageassembled4701]

Looking for a o/u and came across this. Great exposure to shot gun. Thanks

[@mattkeyes9153]

Tpas has been goid for me. Panzer arms importing same with pistol grip

[@michaeljunipermasigan109]

Informative.

[@haydenrailsback1619]

I bought 300$ turkish shotgun a month after buying it the bolt got stuck and it was almost unfixable according to sportsman

[@BassBoy-715]

can someone please! help me i cannot decide between semi automatic and pump for my first shotgun i make a choice on one but then when i see the other i start making second decisions someone please give me some advice?

[@ricardogoodman1750]

Nice selection

[@SteveL1100]

The Turkish O/U reviewed, has it been shot for trap? Because 500 rds in trap can be done in a weekend. I'm interested to know if heat from continuous firing makes the hinges swell up making the gun difficult if not impossible to open during the middle of a round of trap. I had a Stoeger Condor about 15 years ago that after 10-15 shells in trap, specifically, would seize up on the line, in the middle of a round. Why trapshooting specifically? Because in trap, you're shooting in more rapid succession between turns than in sporting clays or skeet. You're standing on a station , and with five shooters, the tempo is much, much quicker than the other clays games that require one shooter on station at a time, firing 2, 4 or 6 rounds, stepping off station and not shooting again for another 10-15 minutes, allowing the gun to cool. In trap, you blow through a round of 25 in less than ten minutes, even with five shooters on post. Then, when you walk to your next round or field, it's generally less than five minutes before you're on station again, for another 25.

[@jodybehnke1523]

I have 20g Tri-star Setter I use for sporting clays I have more than 2000 rounds and no problems! walmart $400

[@xiZm]

Maverick 88 all day.

[@JimwombatLand]

Stevens 311A is my favorite .....

[@st.louismissouri3312]

Cheapest over under with ejectors???? Anybody know????

[@tunyaist]

What do you think of the maverick 88?

[@D148521]

I own 3 Rock Island shotguns. Love all 3.

[@mrglennchapman88]

Liked because the likes were 666. I made it 667. Yw😅

[@7993mick]

Not all heroes wear capes!

[@johnbarbara2451]

I foolishly bought a 12 ga. CZ O/U for shooting sporting clays. What a mistake! In a round of sporting clays, you fire 50 rounds, but after firing 20 to 25 rounds, the barrels at the action end would heat up and expand to the point you couldn’t open or close the action. The metal obviously wanted heat treated properly and I would have to finish the round using a borrowed gun from the Club. Sold the CZ and bought a Beretta.

[@elias5721]

I was just looking at the CZ Drake. Which one did you buy?

[@MP-tf7cc]

Prices for the last two?? 🙄

[@707RollerMan]

You know the forensic of your M3K isn’t on all the way sir…. I have a m3000 sporting so I know 😂

[@johnbouchard9447]

I'm sorry, but my idea of a cheap shotgun and yours a vastly different.

[@Who_tf_cares420]

If $500 shotguns are expensive to you then maybe you should apply at a higher paying job

[@mikea.6608]

Broke sling loop on the Rock Island?

[@la_old_salt2241]

Bayonet lug.

[@SierraBravo347]

Most never have been, and never will be, in combat so these "budget" are Well more than adequate for the Average Joe Bob... Okay couch Commandos...tell me how WRONG I am, and that I'm stupid.

[@davidtaylor195]

Right on Brother! Some guys don't shoot 500 rds of 12 ga in a year or a lifetime. Our Police issued Rem 870s were prolly fired 50-60 rds per year for Quals. Over 10 years that is 500 rds or more. I know my personal shotguns get maybe 50 rds a year.

[@SierraBravo347]

@@davidtaylor195 The way I see it is if it goes BANG each and every time the triggers pressed, it's a winner.

[@danmarcell3167]

You have to appreciate turkey having a large slave labor population to keep those prices cheap

[@Gustavo-fx2sf]

Blablabla

[@jason200912]

You look like the bird farmer from the youtube Channel white house on a hill.

[@justinpennington7682]

That tpas is junk . Had 3 non would work