I have heard and read very very good things about this shot gun its about 5 months old and benelli makes stoeger and its got the new and improved benelli inertia system in it.. great youtube vids on it and reviews all over the net wondering if anyone has one? im tempted to pick one up asap.. even comes with 5 chokes

I am pretty sure Regulator72 has that same shotgun (rifle )

 

He has no issue with it and I am thinking about getting the same shotty for clays. Looks to be nice, inexpensive shotty for clays.

How inexpensive?

$350 ish i believe.

Ooh that's not bad.. *ponders*

 

I might have to jump..

$350 ish i believe.

 

Relly, I have to look into this some more..

 

Harry

M3500..... never seen one for less then $500. But then again they are so new, they are hard to find.

Bry@n might be thinking the M2000... That is Stoeger's first Benneli sort of copy... The big difference is the recoil spring in the stoeger is in the forearm, Bennelli is in stock. Stoeger is 4+1... Benelli is 3+1.

 

I cant really tell the difference between the 2000 and the 3500 yet other then chamber length. Looks to be same design on first pass. I would try a 3500 if it was around $400... Stoeger has improved lately with the addition of moden CNC machining to their production base.

 

The M350 is avail for $350. This is the pump model (Nova version).

 

If you find one for $350 please let me know ASAP.

nice im going to pick one up in a few weeks and maybe ill give a report i its sposed to rival the benelli sbe2 so well see.. looks to be great they are about 500+ not more then 600 that i have seen

Bello,

 

 

 

please do. I have heard good things already and haven't shot one. I may be wrong on the price or it could have been a sale. I've been known to be wrong before.

519 dollars @ budsgunshop.com

I have this shotgun in realtree AP, it's amazing. shoots standard loads and up to 3.5" magnums... only thing it doesn't shoot well is are light loads like #8 1 oz because it is inertia driven, this can be improved with a little extra oil around the bolt which will help reduce friction. it is very accurate and because it was so cheap i'm not constantly concerned about it getting a little scratch on it, but i do take care of all my firearms very well... i paid $633 at Jim Flynn's, this included Nics, tax and also a box of 250 rnds of #8 federal top gun... any specific questions, i'd be more than happy to answer