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Stoeger M3500 #4953643 02/04/14 09:36 PM
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Does anyone have any opinions on the stoeger M3500? Im looking for a cost effective sub for a SBE 2.

Re: Stoeger M3500 [Re: Goldenboy30] #4953763 02/04/14 10:26 PM
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I have an M3000 and it ran flawless this duck season. Not one malfunction. I'm sure the 3500 would be the same except it shoots 3.5" shells.


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Re: Stoeger M3500 [Re: Goldenboy30] #4955074 02/05/14 03:35 PM
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It is on my short list for next firearms purchase. Not all that refined, but reliable and priced right for the duck marsh.

Re: Stoeger M3500 [Re: Goldenboy30] #4955254 02/05/14 04:41 PM
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It's on my short list too I just want to make sure it's a quality gun I got an opportunity to use the SBE2 this year and that gun is amazing but it's hard to justify 2grand

Re: Stoeger M3500 [Re: Goldenboy30] #4955627 02/05/14 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted By: Goldenboy30
I got an opportunity to use the SBE2 this year and that gun is amazing but it's hard to justify 2grand


Dang, you pricing gold plated SBE's? Lol...

If you are looking for a gun that is both cheap AND dependable, might I suggest the following?:
http://www.ableammo.com/catalog/beretta-...h-p-131274.html

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Originally Posted By: Crews
Originally Posted By: Goldenboy30
I got an opportunity to use the SBE2 this year and that gun is amazing but it's hard to justify 2grand


Dang, you pricing gold plated SBE's? Lol...

If you are looking for a gun that is both cheap AND dependable, might I suggest the following?:
http://www.ableammo.com/catalog/beretta-...h-p-131274.html

I'd rather have the inertia driven Stoeger over the gas driven Beretta.


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Re: Stoeger M3500 [Re: Goldenboy30] #4956289 02/06/14 01:00 AM
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I've had the M2000 for about 4 years....not one problem from dove loads to 3" turkey loads.


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Re: Stoeger M3500 [Re: Goldenboy30] #4956340 02/06/14 01:23 AM
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I want it to party in my mouth.
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Inertia rules


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Re: Stoeger M3500 [Re: KRoyal] #4956742 02/06/14 04:24 AM
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Originally Posted By: KRoyal

I'd rather have the inertia driven Stoeger over the gas driven Beretta.


And I think that's just crazy talk. I guess we're all entitled to our own wrong opinions.

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Stoeger and Franchi are made by Benneli. The Franchi has more bells and whistles than the Stoeger. The main difference between SBE or M2 and Franchi Affinity/Intensity is the comfort tech stock. The rest is about the same.....the bolt is exactly the same. The Franchi really shoulders well IMO. The Stoeger has the same bolt, but the stock is bulky to me and doesn't shoulder as well.

All of them are quality guns and Benelli stands behind them well.

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Originally Posted By: Pittstate
Stoeger and Franchi are made by Benneli. The Franchi has more bells and whistles than the Stoeger. The main difference between SBE or M2 and Franchi Affinity/Intensity is the comfort tech stock. The rest is about the same.....the bolt is exactly the same. The Franchi really shoulders well IMO. The Stoeger has the same bolt, but the stock is bulky to me and doesn't shoulder as well.

All of them are quality guns and Benelli stands behind them well.


Yep, pretty sure the M3500 is the exact same gun as the SBEII just with different furniture. Insides the same, believe its all interchangeable aswell.


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Re: Stoeger M3500 [Re: Goldenboy30] #5022061 03/15/14 05:32 AM
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I have put my M3500 thru everything duck hunting offers dropped it in the pond and picked it up and shot it. Works flawless never an issue. Buy on if you want a reliable semi
If your in my area you can shoot it if you want to

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