One do it all shotgun (Except hunting)

[Romeo_alpha01]

Benelli M3. Literally the do all shotgun....INCLUDING hunting.

[SVT-40]

Oh man, tough choice.

I have a soft spot for the M1 Super 90. I was issued the 14? barrel version back in the day. 1,000?s of rounds, run hard. Never a failure. What a shotgun!!

But, I really like the A300 Patrol I recently picked up (Tiger Stripe FTW, haha!!).

Same with me! I loved my Benelli 14" M1 Super 90. shot 1,000 nds of rounds. Light recoiling and reliable.

[marcusrn]

That Monkeyberg looks fun. Now I want a stock like that on my 590a1! There should be some kinda 12step deal for this shotgun collecting.

[walmart_ar15]

From the list, OP obviously is looking for a semi.

From the list, only A300 is a gas gun where the other three are inertia guns.

Not sure OP knows about inertia guns, they are not for everyone. M1/M2 really has no difference between the two less maybe furniture, Stoeger is just a cheaper version of the M1/M2. I would recommend try out the inertia gun first before purchase. If OP is used to gas gun or O/U or pump, inertia may be less than comfortable and reliable to shoot. Basically, for inertia gun to work, the entire gun has to recoil (move backward) to compress the inertia spring. If one is used to hold the gun tight on the shoulder, it may not cycle reliably.

However, if one knows how to use the inertia guns, they tend to run faster than your typical gas guns.

There are other Turkey copies of inertia guns out there for less than the Stoeger to try out. But if fixed on an inertia gun, Benelli is the standard.

[John Browning]

From the list, OP obviously is looking for a semi.

From the list, only A300 is a gas gun where the other three are inertia guns.

Not sure OP knows about inertia guns, they are not for everyone. M1/M2 really has no difference between the two less maybe furniture, Stoeger is just a cheaper version of the M1/M2. I would recommend try out the inertia gun first before purchase. If OP is used to gas gun or O/U or pump, inertia may be less than comfortable and reliable to shoot. Basically, for inertia gun to work, the entire gun has to recoil (move backward) to compress the inertia spring. If one is used to hold the gun tight on the shoulder, it may not cycle reliably.

However, if one knows how to use the inertia guns, they tend to run faster than your typical gas guns.

There are other Turkey copies of inertia guns out there for less than the Stoeger to try out. But if fixed on an inertia gun, Benelli is the standard.

Yeah, I have Remington 1100/1187s and Beretta A391s. I have a Benelli Montefeltro as well. Other than cleaning them and a little recoil, they all seem good.

I don't want a pump. I've had an 870 three times now and various Mossbergs and pumps are slower and boring.

[newbutold]

Beretta 390.

[W.R.Buchanan]

Oh well, I tried.
Randy

[Bull Elk]

I have a Beretta AL390, Beretta A400, Weatherby Orion (20g and 12g) and a few others. I like shooting all of them! Picking just one is like picking a favorite child.

[W.R.Buchanan]

marcusrn: If you liked the Monkeyberg you will surely like the A5.

Randy

[John Browning]

I placed a bid on a nearly new Benelli M2 made in 2007 with extended tube and velcro side saddle for $755 and walked away figuring it would sell for more.

Well, I won it at that price which is $900 thanks to all the BS fees Gunbroker subjects us to now. It looks to be from a lot of shotguns that someone was clearly using for three gun, and this one was perhaps a back up as it's fully set up with all the three gun customizations but not used.

So Benelli M2 dump truck for shotshells looks like it is.

[marcusrn]

Yes indeed Buchanan, I actively covet your A5. My buddy when I was 13 had his grampas Sweet16 and I've always had a place in my heart for an A5. Unfortunately,50 other guns have gotten in the way the last 60 yrs.

[walmart_ar15]

I placed a bid on a nearly new Benelli M2 made in 2007 with extended tube and velcro side saddle for $755 and walked away figuring it would sell for more.

Well, I won it at that price which is $900 thanks to all the BS fees Gunbroker subjects us to now. It looks to be from a lot of shotguns that someone was clearly using for three gun, and this one was perhaps a back up as it's fully set up with all the three gun customizations but not used.

So Benelli M2 dump truck for shotshells looks like it is.

PICs or it did not happen

Run the gun without the Velcro side saddle loaded first. Inertia guns does not like a lot of weight hanging of it. Unless "tuned" to the extra weight, you may find it less than reliable cycling.

Knew a guy once with a brand new M2. Trick it out to be tact cool with side cradle and aluminum forehand with rails. Great looking except it will not cycle a single round. Nothing wrong with it, except the weight was preventing the gun "recoil" correctly to compress the inertia spring. Removed the weight, and it cycled like a champ.

[pzbike]

Beretta 1301 Marine Tactical, Nordic magazine ext, Carlson breecher brake.
It?s only money, always.

[Kurgan]

As previously posted the Benelli M3 is the answer. But it isn't on your list.

If you want a shottie that will eat anything the only answer is a pump.

[sigstroker]

As previously posted the Benelli M3 is the answer. But it isn't on your list.

If you want a shottie that will eat anything the only answer is a pump.

Or an 1100.