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Stoeger 2000

Posted By: easton1025

Stoeger 2000 - 04/25/09 08:01 PM

Is a stoeger 2000 12ga shoots 3inch for 475 Brand New a Good price? Shadow grass camo...?

Posted By: cleatas

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/25/09 09:13 PM

pretty decent price...most are 500 + now for a new one..its a great shotgun, i love mine.

Posted By: easton1025

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/26/09 07:44 PM

so will these guns cycle dove loads as well..or do you have tom change something out?

Posted By: Longshank

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/26/09 10:17 PM

They have mixed reviews. They use basically the same inertia driven syatem as Benelli shotguns. I have heard that if you break them in with some 3" shells they will cycle light loads after break-in. They are significantly cheaper than Benellis.

Posted By: Sully

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/27/09 06:46 PM

I'm looking at the Stoeger 2000 too. Haven't heard much about them, but it seems like a decent gun for the price. I'd hope it doesn't have trouble with lighter loads.

Posted By: brooks

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/27/09 07:14 PM

made by benelli, good gun! only problem i've had in 4 years and 1,000s of rounds was a scew on the reciever backed out, added some loc-tite problem solved. i think you will like it if you buy one

Posted By: cleatas

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/27/09 07:43 PM

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made by benelli, good gun! only problem i've had in 4 years and 1,000s of rounds was a scew on the reciever backed out, added some loc-tite problem solved. i think you will like it if you buy one




yeah your right....mine will cycle light light loads with no problem but i shoot 1 1/8 ounce anyways

Posted By: Marcstar

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/28/09 05:28 PM

People love to say they are made by benelli...they really arnt and if you think you are getting a benelli you arnt. Being owned by the same company doesnt mean you are getting the same product.

These guns have had a very clear pattern of causing many owners lots of problems. Any kind of gun will have a lemon or two but it seems like a very high percentage of the owners of these guns have to send them back for repairs.

For the money I'd go with about a half dozen other shotguns before I went with this one.

Posted By: exoticbob

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/28/09 06:49 PM

also, no recoil relief on the stoeger. the gas operated guns are easier on the shoulder. put a sims pad on if you get it.

Posted By: Closed Traverse

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/28/09 06:52 PM

my friend bought a stoeger recently from another friend of mine, its action was replaced with a dif one made by benelli. we were shooting 1oz and 1 1/8oz loads from it all day. idk what the problem witht he first action was. any way he bout it for 300. but he got a great discount considering they were both real good friends. i personally like that gun, and would consider buying one if i had the money. ill try and find out again what the deal was with the action.

Posted By: Marcstar

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/28/09 07:11 PM

Brandon's example is about pair for the couse with those. Once everything is fixed its a good gun...but who wants to buy a gun that you are going to have to turn around to get it fixed before it works like it should? There are also guys that are lucky and the get one that works like it should...but WAY too many people have this same story.

Posted By: fjdave

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/30/09 10:45 PM

Thought about getting one a while back but read so many mixed reviews I decided not too. Too many poeple have had problems with them. At bass pro in San Antonio they had about 4 of these in the used gun section.

Posted By: Closed Traverse

Re: Stoeger 2000 - 04/30/09 10:47 PM

ya they did!!!! i looked at several of em, but for that price i would buy a used one from someone else for way cheaper!

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