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Any opinions on this? I got a chance to handle one but didn't get to fire it, it looked pretty good, good enough to get me interested. Is it a good buy or are there better double barrels out there?
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The only way to get a better double is to pay more. The Stoeger coach gun has proved to be a good sturdy gun in cowboy action shooting where the guns get shot a lot and handled rough.
The next step up is to buy an SKB or Browning BSS double and have it gunsmithed into a coach gun. Your looking at 1000+ for the latter route. The Stoegers go in the 400ish range.
YMMV,
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I owned a Stoeger coach gun for quite a while. Well made, tight, a good shooter and a good value. They will stand up to whatever sport or purpose you want to put them to.
As above, seen a lot in cowboy action shooting.
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Thanks for the input guys. I don't really want to spend too much, 400 -600 is my range so this should fit the bill.
Time to shop around...Comment
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I have a nickel plated one and the nickel is flaking off.Comment
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You could always get the tactcool model.
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i like mine. i picked mine up for 20.00 at the friends of the nra dinner a few years ago. i dumped my last 2 tickets into the bucket and won it.Comment
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Bleh...the tacticool model is just plain butt ugly to me.
. For tacticool, I have my 870..
Plating flaking off? How long have you had it and how much use has it seen? If anything, I was going to go for the blued model anyway.Comment
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I have shot it maybe 100 times and had it 2 years. I also don't like the fact that it automatically goes to safety when you break it open.Comment
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BUY ONE
I've had my Coach Gun at least fifteen years now. It's the 12 gauge blued model. I love it. It's seen many thousands of rounds and some very hard use. They are a bit stiff when they are new, but they break in nicely and are built like a bank vault. You will not regret buying one.
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