Stoeger M3500 Review

[@SteelTiiTan]

Hi all, just wanted to pop in my experience with my Stoeger M3000 that I've had for 8-9 years: The feel of the gun for the price is VERY nice, it's knocked down more birds than any gun by a mile for me. My warnings to prospective buyers is that the charging handle can be tricky and when taking the gun apart the charging handle can be somewhat loose after being reset and lead to losing it in the field while hunting (had this happen), it's also plastic and could get brittle in really cold weather. Other than that the mechanics of the gun have worked well, over the last 3 years I've had about 3 *clicks* when I pull the trigger, I can chalk at least one of these to a bad shell from Winchester, but the others concerned me and I HOPE it was just due to the gun being a bit dirtier than I would like and a good cleaning would've solved these. The blueing near the muzzle has also started to get some wear and rusting BUT that's likely because I have been hunting salt water marshes. Overall, for the money I have no complaints it has served me well, but I definitely go through a lot more ammo hahah.

[@katana1943]

Excellent review. Ordered one for my 16 yr old Grandson, who's already a crack shot and handles a 12 ga autoloader really well already. Thank you!

[@stevenkennedy4130]

Check the magazine 1st kiddies. Then work the slide. This is very important, for safety reasons! Thanks for the share!!

[@JohnstuhDeMonstuh]

This is one of the Best Reviews I've Seen (not just for a gun, but in general) Great Job and Thank you for Putting in The Effort into Making a Great Video.

[@Luis-et7jk]

Love the pure-gratruitous-slo-mo-for-no-reason shot! that's what makes it fun!

[@denverwynn4]

I really like your videos. Thanks you. Sidenote, You should check your magazine before you check the chamber. You could ‘potentially’ pick one up from the mag and not realize. You’re making a point of checking though. That’s great. I’m certain there are people that look up to you and copy what you do. It’s the only reason I’m saying something. Not a Karen I swear! Keep the videos rolling. Thanks again.

[@Pppppppp718]

Finally a good review on the 3500! Definitely going to pick one up in the near future.

[@benjaminhawks9999]

Solid review. Good discussion on the shotgun's controls, field disassembly, accessories, etc.

[@DeathHunter97]

Bro thanks for explaining how to disassemble the stoeger I have the M3k defense. I am always wrestling it with my shotgun to disassemble mine now I have the ideas thank you 😊. I feel so dumb after I watch this. You just show how easy to disassemble this shotgun. Thank you again.

[@markj7579]

Thank you for this great review. If you don't work for stoeger making videos, they should hire you. This is one of the best videos I've ever seen on a product. Clear cocise and interesting. Thanks again

[@ericbugg4201]

I have the waterfowl edition m3500. It’s a great gun I’ve had it for around 4-5 years I’ve shot it in all different conditions and places. From trap competitions to duck marshes I love it . Great feel. My only gripe is lately it’s been really picky with shells

[@BDKennels]

I've been running my 3500 in 3 Gun for 2 years now with zero issues. I put on a plus 6 tube and have just shot the heck out of the thing. As a result I bought my wife a 3000 for her competition gun. I'll probably buy an M3K but mostly because of the small weight loss and it will run softer shooting 2 3/4 shells. All in all I recommend either the 3500 or 3000 without reservations. It simply cannot be beat, especially at the price.

[@johncosta787]

I bought a Stoeger M 3500 a couple months ago and have only been running two and three-quarter shelves through it after a couple of boxes of running two and three-quarter shells I have yet to experience a cycling problem. A little heads up, tip if you are planning to change the magazine to an extended tube magazine be prepared to have to rest of the spring inside the magazine back into the magazine LOL I made the mistake of taking my magazine off when I first got my shotgun to clean it and let me just say it took about 45 minutes of wrestling to get it back in

[@joelsmithson6316]

thanks, doing some shopping for my first shotgun, this is helpful

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[@danw9790]

First shotgun review video I’ve seen that pointed out a purpose for the raised rib. Subscribing now.

[@blakebarnett5078]

Love my 3500 in max 4 26in. Been looking at the new ones. Love that Mag well! After this last duck season and the guys I hunt with playing with mine they both went and bought one this week. One of them traded his a300 in on it. I'm digging the extended controls on the waterfowl edition. The turkey choke and long beard xr had me thanking God the receiver was drilled and tapped for a red dot or scope. Red dot rides on mine during turkey season. Mine has had several tough seasons. Something to thank about if your use to shooting a flat rib gun and go to a raised rib might throw you off just a little. Cant speak highly enough of mine. I put a champion speed bead sight on mine. The smaller diameter one. I've just always loved those, cant see the beat if your head isn't down and it pops just enough in low light for reference but not so bright you cant see around it. Also there's a guy on here that put some rubber traction tape on his m3500. After seeing his video I had to do the same. I've gotten so many comments on how good it makes my gun look and I love the extra grip it adds have a dove, duck, and 2 Turkey season with mine it all the rain snow dunked in the water and it's still holding great, and I've got plenty more for future and buddies guns. Put a Carlson cremator LR in mine for duck season shot some patterns with a few different shells, basically all the pattern is inside a 30in circle at 40 yards. Worked great for the late season pass shooting ducks. I have some of the pictures on my Instagram. Just a tip use your old left over Christmas wrapping paper and a pallet for testing patterns. Leave the roll on the ground, pull up a target, shoot, cut off and repeat. Just some information I wanted to share. Hopefully it helps someone.

[@CE-vd2px]

Hi Blake, thanks so much for this comment. Very helpful. This is probably the gun I am going to get. How much should I pay for this gun at the local gun store in California so I don't get ripped off.

[@blakebarnett5078]

@@CE-vd2px I dont know in California. I'm in Kentucky. Here at a local shop they are 550 out the door and the new waterfowl edition is 650 if I remember correctly. 700 is probably the normal price at academy or the big stores. We have a local shop that will order anything you want and just charges 50 dollars over his cost. I found mine used for 400. Guy bought it as a backup gun to his super black eagle and had only ran a couple boxes through it. Anytime your buying a used gun make sure you can unscrew the choke. I always anti seize mine so they don't rust and get stuck in the barrel. And with the bolt on these make sure when you close the bolt you let it slam. The bolt face rotates to lock into place and shutting it real easy, trying to be quiet. It wont rotate into position. When I first got the gun I learned that the hard way, missing a couple of shot opportunities. If you get a new one break it down and clean it good it's full of packing grease especially the spring under the forearm over the magazine tube. I lube mine in rem oil. Takes about 200 rounds of duck loads to get it to where it will shoot 1 1/8th oz 3dram loads. Mine doesn't like to cycle the Winchester universals very reliably but does the federals with a hang up of about 3 in 200 shells. 1 1/4 oz light loads are not a problem. I left the bolt locked back for several months, or when not in use to help weaken the spring a little for the light loads too. I know that's alot of info. I'm no expert just a few things I've learned with them. If you have anymore questions just give me a shout. Good luck in whatever you decide to pick up this year. Hold em all in your price range.

[@CE-vd2px]

Right on! I believe the Carslon you mentioned is the full choke that is Billy's favorite. Does that add 2inches to the barrel? Im going for the 26in because it seems like i can move it around better and that honestly a 2in longer barrel doesnt really matter unless you have a high skill level. With the 26in I can use an extended choke to go to 28in if it really bothers me so much. Is buying used a bad idea? I love used things but a gun seems like a sketchy item to buy from Craigslist.

[@blakebarnett5078]

@@CE-vd2px it does add a little I'm not sure that its quite 2in but close. Its and extended choke. I was worried I would want a 28in barrel after buying the 26in, during goose season, so I got a 2in barrel extension. It screws in just like a choke it's just open and the put the choke in that, but the pattern was far better out of just the regular 26 inches with the extended chokes in duck loads and turkey. I prefer extended chokes just for ease of use. But I only change them twice a year. Me personally I prefer a 26. Like you said easier to swing and move around. I do alot of turkey hunting and ideal is a 24in in the Turkey woods. It's a fairly heavy gun compared to others on the market but it being heavy and then add the recoil reducer in the stock and you can handle those 3.5 in magnums alot better when needed.The new waterfowl edition only comes in a 28in. I love the opened up mag well on those. But the bottom land camo is pretty awesome as well. It's all user preference. Me I prefer a 26in. If your use to a flat ribbed shotgun like a mossberg this will take just a little getting use to being a raised rib gun. Buying used can be tricky there is the possibility of buying a gun that wont cycle like it should. If you could meet and shoot it that would be preferred. Make sure it cycles several steel shot duck loads and mabey some 1 1/4 oz loads. Also just look for any serious wear on the bolt or reciever and the ejector. Mabey meet at a local gun shop have them look at it and see what they say. Just some ideas. There is the potential to save 100 or 2 buying a gun only to have to send it to the manufacturer and spend a couple hundred. My rule of thumb if it looks like it's been used as the tool that a firearm is you may want to pass that one by, especially a shotgun. If you see just a couple little scratches from mabey a weekend shooting Clay's on a tailgate that's your gun. People aren't as honest as they once were sadly. Any tool has a life expectancy, just depends on how it was used and how often.

[@blakebarnett5078]

@@CE-vd2px I purchased mine back in the good ol days when Facebook would let you post those kinds of things. Man those were the days of deals. Locally we have a web page called vci classifieds, you might have one too. Something to check into.

[@country_boy21]

I just got the stoger m3000 in max 5 love it

[@sumooth13]

How do you like it. Has it been a good gun? Just bought one today. Reliability?

[@TheOriginalWB]

Well done.2016 is like last century.

[@Strife40k]

Lol, classic Canadian! Shows a cool clip... "sorry guys"

[@Strife40k]

Love your videos BTW, they are some of the most thorough reviews I have found.

[@Huntinggearguy]

Thanks!

[@FORDEVR]

Love the review! Got one partially because of your reveiw. Love it. Great backup for the .204 when Coyote hunting.

[@jeffreylocke8808]

Get the coatings cleaned out of the action and the apparatus on the magazine tube along with the spring.

[@williamalanwilliams8182]

great review and really clear close up of the working action, which is not shown on other videos.. thanks for posting have a good one...Bill

[@davidgiles9751]

Great job! I'm looking at buying the m3020 20ga.

[@blakebarnett5078]

Man I got to shoot one of those a few months ago that was a fun gun! Light weight. They make a youth stock for it too. My brother in law is running nothing but 20ga now.

[@jeffreylocke8808]

Having the return spring in front around the magazine tube is better as it pulls the bolt into battery, meaning no Benelli out-of-battery "click". And no spring in the butt to take on water and rust the spring inside in the Benelli designed Super Black Eagle series.

[@syedasanusi8650]

Do you recommend this model?..

[@nightvan4427]

Good review Sir I bought Weatherby 3"

[@LEECHESANDCREAM]

That's the nice thing about those Turk guns, they understand that some people want to use 3.5" inch shells. A lot of the Chinese guns only do 2 3/4", which I get if it is a reproduction 1887 or 1897, but even a lot of the modern semi-autos only go 2 3/4". The Turkish shotguns also have a very good price point for the quality. Also are you ever going to do the JW-25?

[@Realitygetreal]

Yep shoot a 2 3/4 at a moderate high goose and they will laugh and give you the middle FEATHER!!

[@denverwynn4]

I spit my drink out laughing on the “technical screwdriver” comment.

[@karimhuntingchannel5129]

Great review

[@bradcullen7800]

try setting your camera at manual focus to prevent those moments of unclear footage. A bit more work, but it will be worth it.

[@Huntinggearguy]

It's a good point and it's something I'm trying to do on all new videos.

[@rolsson1693]

Could you provide an update on this gun with its modifications.

[@jeremiassolipa1671]

My friend, everyone has their own personal preferences in Home Defense. If a 12 Gauge is chambered for 3-1/2" Shells then I'll shoot 3-1/2" Cartridges of Slugs and Buck Shot. If a 12 Gauge is chambered for 3" Shells then I'll shoot 3" Cartridges of Slugs and Buck Shot. I can tolerate Nitro Magnum Loads and Magnum Loads thanks to aftermarket parts, since I do spend the extra cash unlike others who don't. 2-3/4" IS NOT ENOUGH FOR ME. For 2-3/4" I rather shoot my Mossberg Shockwave 20 Gauge with Aguila #2 Buck and call it a day. Guess I"ll purchase the M3500 with the 24" Variant and find out the Magazine Capacity of 3-1/2" Shells before I purchase a Nordic Comp Extension Tube. Have a nice week.

[@deandrethefarmer322]

Jeremias Solipa exactly I like 3.5 or 3” when I run deer dogs cause here in sc they have bulletproof vest and everyone I shoot at a deer with 2 3/4 I just bloody them up not enough power to stop deer

[@FORDEVR]

Bought this shotgun partially because of your video and love it. Thx for the recommendation. I am currently looking at a Pardus SX and wondering how they compare. Thx

[@Huntinggearguy]

The Stoeger is better quality. I like my Pardus shotguns, but mostly for the price.

[@jubalbecker1808]

Thank you for a honest and awesome review on the shotgun!

[@crankycanuck2875]

The newer Waterfowl Edition has an oversized charging handle and bolt release.

[@mike81399]

👍 thanks for the break down.

[@keithpowley2138]

How does the M3500 and M3000 shoot with slugs?

[@greedyrain1738]

Bruh.... I am buying this tonight. you sold me. That slow mooooo

[@rodneyjohnson35]

Great review.very helpful.could you add a video od installing recopilación reducir on the m3500.

[@patricklaurencelle5583]

Hello from Canada, thank you for your video...i whant to buy automatic 12 gauge gun...this one look great..do you think is gone be good choice to buy. I buy sxp winchester and i am desapointed because my munition 3 1/2 jam inside. Thank to you for your comments.

[@jasony724]

So why would it not fire when you accidentally press that shell injector button near the trigger? When a shell is chambered? I’m not talking bout the safety(sarcastically speaking)

[@brianonthego]

Great review.Thank you.

[@jessec6235]

why do all the receivers get scratched in the inside like that ? both of mine have the same deep scratches

[@cedricsimmons3665]

Would a M3500 shotgun make a good deer gun?

[@jaredwhite489]

Just picked one up. I had the m2000 hated the felt recoil, hope this ones better

[@poseidon5003]

Thanks for the 7 round trick! I subbed!

[@normandegeorge6526]

The 3 1/2 shells cycle fine and kick like hell. It does not always work well with 3 inch shells

[@alexgraham2596]

What would you recommend a 13 year old getting into duck hunting? Currently I use either my Remington 1100 or my Remington 870 and I’m looking for a new one because I can’t find 2 3/4 duck loads

[@jeremiassolipa1671]

It’ll be for Home Defense. It looks to me from the start of the video you were able to sustain 4 Rounds of 3-1/2” Shells in the Magazine alone. But I wanna be sure because I wanna purchase a Battle Pistol Grip Butt Stock and either a +4 Round or +5 Round Extension Tube from Nordic Comp (I live in Miami, so no worries here.) Repeat, for Home Defense, what is Maximum Capacity of 3-1/2” Shells without plug in Magazine for Stoeger M3500?

[@Huntinggearguy]

Why use 3 1/2" shells for home defense? We only need those for duck/goose hunting because we shoot steel instead of lead. 2 3/4 buckshot is tons.

[@daviemacaulay5769]

Do you feel that this is a gun that can bridge sport shooting and hunting???

[@dougjohnson8775]

Did not take trigger assembly apart

[@Kevin-kj8if]

great video thanks for making it

[@markmclendon5834]

Excellent video!!!!!!

[@justpassinthrough7]

Thanks!

[@Macdaddy22713]

Mine will not cycle target loads but i think that they were 1 oz. Does yours?

[@zamanzf6165]

I, just bought waterfowl one , have any one shoot steel shot with full choke ? I used to shoot even slug with (baikal 153 sami auto ) didnt have any issu, its new so just wondering , i love full choke for distance.

[@samjuidici5883]

Won this gun at a banquet

[@mrsporbeck]

How much do they for used and how much are they new and how do you like it for 3 gun that’s what I am looking at getting it for

[@WilbertRamos777]

Would this be good for deer hunting?

[@ChickenTendies03]

Yes

[@Huntinggearguy]

Are you in a shotgun-only area?

[@kentereau6017]

Can you even have that gun in Canada anymore? as it is a semi-auto

[@Huntinggearguy]

Yes

[@stupid47]

An important tip for ghost-loading: when loading the last shell on the lifter, be sure to push the shell all the way back on the lifter before releasing the bolt. If the shell is too far forward, it will press against the inside. This will hang up the lifter and could cause a malfunction. If it does hang up, carefully push the lifter up and it will feed the next round This was with 2 3/4 shells. I am not sure what will happen with larger ones.

[@Panda74gofaster]

How is it cheaper with spring on the outside????

[@Huntinggearguy]

Running the recoil spring under the forend is easy, but it makes for a fatter forend. Running the recoil spring in the stock with a moves that assembly to the back, but now you need a tail on your bolt to act against the recoil spring, plus you need to capture the recoil spring and a plug in a tube.

[@dippincountry23]

Great video!

[@cobrasnake8009]

Is it true that after a period of time we can see corrosion on it

[@Moudmenn]

could you review the grisan mc312 shotgun? thanks a lot!

[@volkancayci399]

what do you think about the product ?

[@dougjohnson8775]

Could you show us how to install the recoil reducer.?

[@Huntinggearguy]

No longer have the gun so I can't.

[@nicholascecil6733]

Is ghost loading always reliable? What are the odds it wouldn't cycle while out hunting?

[@Huntinggearguy]

Some shotguns run a ghost load every time, some fail every time.

[@mustafakarakaya236]

How long is the inner diameter of the barrel

[@isaaclopez4678]

Alguien que me diga si la parte que cubre el gatillo es de metal o de plástico.

[@dennyg.4444]

will this guide work with the stoger m3000?

[@Huntinggearguy]

Absolutely. The M3000 and M3500 are extremely similar.

[@GIULIOPAVIMENTISTA]

I have stoeger m2000 deluxe and I put in 6 shut

[@christopherrichardson6092]

Mine doesn't say 3.5" on the barrel I wish!?

[@blakebarnett5078]

Is yours the m3000 then ?

[@christopherrichardson6092]

@@blakebarnett5078 yah I have both now. Love them but won't be shooting as much 3.5 as I thought!! Just too much! (Hurts)

[@blakebarnett5078]

@@christopherrichardson6092 Your right there! I do during turkey season and mabey goose but that's it. I cant imagine shooting a box or 2 out of a lighter gun.

[@sabahfaraj2241]

Nice video....

[@tkarlmann]

Apparently you did not use the Stoeger 3500 for 3 Gun as you stated in this video. Please explain why. I am looking seriously at the m3000/m3k/m3500 as my 1st 3 Gun shotgun. Please assist. (I have NO idea what a "pardo shotgun" is, I'd prefer to stick with Stoeger!) Did you keep the M3500?

[@Huntinggearguy]

I used the Stoeger M3500 for 3 gun for a season. Worked ok, upgraded to a Browning A5 which has auto load and has been more reliable.

[@tkarlmann]

Is the lack of reliability for your M3500 have to do with the light loads used in 3-gun? Would the M3K have been a better choice?

[@Huntinggearguy]

It's better for running light loads. In Canada, 3.5" chamber guns can squeak another round in the tube compared with a 3" chamber gun.

[@tkarlmann]

And, don't forget you can Ghost Load, and another round too!

[@luckyt.o.7668]

Hi great review can I use this for deer hunting?? If so what is needed to do so ?

[@Huntinggearguy]

Sure, you could use slug or buckshot if your shots are close. Make sure to pattern or shoot it at the range to confirm where it's hitting.

[@luckyt.o.7668]

@@Huntinggearguy ty very much for the quick reply . Great advice 👍

[@sebathadah1559]

So i just got this weapon. Ive always wanted one. Still want it. But after cleaning it for the first time I noticed juat how much of a FUCKING PAIN it was to put back together.

[@Floridamanfresh111]

in order for the shotgun to chamber another shell, does the weapon have to be fired? If i load my stoeger with multiple shells and just try to cycle through them by manually racking the charging handle I have to hit the shell release button everytime. is this normal?

[@nialljamesbuckley]

yes, that's normal. See page 13 of your manual. If you don't fire the gun, there is no inertia other than what you create. The spring between the locking head and the bolt becomes compressed when you fire and recoils which cycles the bolt, ejects the spent cartridge and chambers the next one.

[@FORDEVR]

I like this feature. When you do need to get your ammo out of the tube just reach with one finger to the left of the tube and press the release. The shell will jump back at you. Very easy to unload and safe also.

[@MadMadCommando]

How many 3.5in shells does the magazine hold? it looks like you were struggling to get 5, 2 3/4 shells in

[@Huntinggearguy]

+David M. Only 4. A tube extension is needed to bump capacity. Maybe one like this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4e6lXpslLeqopY

[@joedurst]

Do you know how many 2-3/4" shells the magazine of the Stoeger M3000 can hold, is it also 5 shells? Thx

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[@jeansandmyshirt]

hi is this gun same as uzkon trap 12gau semi auto? i can't seem to find any information. thank you

[@Huntinggearguy]

I haven't had my hands on that model, but I can't imagine it's even close.

[@bakerdoo]

Have you had any problems with the gun not firing on the first round? I know you need to "engage the trigger" after loading, but I've had some problems with the gun not firing on only the first round. Any help/suggestions are welcome. Thanks

[@EpicDestructionHD]

Can you shoot slugs?

[@Huntinggearguy]

Yes

[@manolomontes1084]

Buenas tardes que tal es la stoeger 2000 y de que casa es estoy por comprarme una y quiero saber si es buena calidad muchas gracias un saludo.

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[@varmint223]

Do you have the recoil reducer In the stock in this video?

[@Huntinggearguy]

No, it doesn't function with target loads if you use the recoil reducer.

[@534stimy]

I shoot 3 1/2" double B for geese. No recoil reducer. No problem. Like a man.

[@williamalanwilliams8182]

great vid. cant stop watching it, it's a really good rifle, and the price is also good, would this be ok for clay shooting? if so could a shell catcher be fitted on it, and would it be easy to fit.. thanks for posting.. best wishes Bill

[@grimreaperpyrotechnics187]

William Alan Williams rifle? I don’t recall seeing one in this review

[@MrBlah3573]

Will it actually cycle Remington gun club loads? I am looking for strictly a skeet gun

[@Huntinggearguy]

The M3500 isn't a great choice for skeet. Try its little brother, the M3000.

[@CE-vd2px]

@@Huntinggearguy Why isn't it good for skeet? This is my first gun so I can do my first hunt and also skeet shoot. I wanted to get the M3500 because of the 3.5 option because why not have the option?

[@dillon9057]

Solid review

[@jeremiassolipa1671]

What is the Maximum Capacity you can carry in the Magazine itself with 3-1/2” Shells?

[@Huntinggearguy]

Waterfowl hunting or not? If waterfowl, you can only legally put 2 in the tube in my neck of the woods at least.

[@jeremiassolipa1671]

It’ll be for Home Defense. It looks to me from the start of the video you were able to sustain 4 Rounds of 3-1/2” Shells in the Magazine alone. But I wanna be sure because I wanna purchase a Battle Pistol Grip Butt Stock and either a +4 Round or +5 Round Extension Tube from Nordic Comp (I live in Miami, so no worries here.) Repeat, for Home Defense, what is Maximum Capacity of 3-1/2” Shells without plug in Magazine for Stoeger M3500?

[@jonhodges2957]

Take the 2-3/4" capacity and subtract 1 for 3" then subtract 1 from that for 3.5".

[@Realitygetreal]

@@jeremiassolipa1671 OverKILL load it with Extra 2 3/4 home defense shells.. and have more rounds

[@jessekennedy5913]

Good video, where can I find the bigger bolt handle and bigger bolt release button

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[@daveyboy8907]

I dont remember getting the weaver rail...

[@jamesscott4066]

Tapped for rail but not included.

[@FORDEVR]

In the earlier years the rail was included. Then they stopped including it but if you phoned them they would send you one. However they no longer will ship you one. The rail needed is a weaver 93a The weaver 93 will not work. In Edmonton I found them at Western Gun Parts”

[@alibarhom3576]

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[@MohamedHassan-xk4nr]

Could it shoot slugs

[@Huntinggearguy]

Yep

[@regsparkes6507]

Does Stoeger make a 20 gauge in Semi Auto ?

[@guarddawg8278]

Yes it is called the m3020

[@regsparkes6507]

+GUARDDawg82 Thanks for the answer.

[@materazipelates]

Hi... Have you try shooting slug with it?

[@Huntinggearguy]

Definitely

[@materazipelates]

@@Huntinggearguy what type of choke that you choose to shooting slug?

[@Realitygetreal]

@@materazipelates Carlson and other make chokes for shooting slugs. I have the carlson rifled choke, it seems pretty accurate

[@materazipelates]

@@Realitygetreal can we shoot slug with the back bored types barrel?

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[@krustykrab8654]

pos doesn't cycle light target loads

[@Huntinggearguy]

I mean, it's an inertia-driven shotgun that does up to heavy 3.5" goose loads. It's not yet possible to design an inertia shotgun that works with everything from 7/8 light target to 3.5" 1 1/2oz goose killers. If you're using target loads, use the 1 1/8oz stuff at minimum.

[@krustykrab8654]

It cycled up until I did it’s first cleaning. I followed manufacturers instructions but still no luck. It cycled heavier loads but 1 1/8 and lower was a no. I sent it back to Stoeger to check it out

[@grimreaperpyrotechnics187]

krusty krab didn’t you break it in with 100-200 3 1/2” shells like the manufacturer says?

[@nyiayaj]

You have to break in the gun, shoot some heavy loads the first 100-200 rounds. Mine cycles everything and I have the recoil reducer in the butt stock

[@acode1719]

I’m no gun expert but stoeger shotgun have a different sound while charging the gun

[@volkancayci399]

production place ?

[@haldundemir9781]

İts made in Türkiye. İts very good gun .

[@alialbasri3801]

أذا ممكن اسعار الستوكر 3500

[@samsam-mf5um]

@@وىىالا hahahahahha