Best Budget Turkey gun?

[Vanzant]

Hey guys, I'm looking to get a Turkey gun for the 2013 season, and was wondering what a good starting gun would be. I'm looking at 400-600 dollar range. Fire away!

[dedub]

Stoeger M3500.

[brantly04]

remington 870

[Bull's_eye]

I've got an 870, plan on going after a turkey with it this year.

[bickybiskit]

any field gun with interchangeable choke . aim buddy aim cylinder improved cylinder modified improved modified full extra full super full . high brass is in order . gloves not mittens . whst you using to sling um down rang now ?

[2nd Shot]

If you're looking for 3.5" and Semi Auto, check out the Baikal MP-153. They're not all that well known, but have a reputation in waterfowling circles for being reliable, bomb proof, and cheap. I picked mine up for under 400 bucks, it cycles 1-1/8 oz 3 dram and even 1oz 3-1/4 dram target loads, and of course cycles 3.5" turkey loads fine. It's not exactly presentation grade pretty, but it's a solid shooter.

[1911man]

Turkey gun

I have been doing the same thing, try looking at a mossberg SA-20 turkey thug, the reviews seem to be great. I wish mossberg would make there SA-20 tactical with choke tubes or at least a IC choke.

[Vanzant]

any field gun with interchangeable choke . aim buddy aim cylinder improved cylinder modified improved modified full extra full super full . high brass is in order . gloves not mittens . whst you using to sling um down rang now ?

I currently have a Winchester 1400, but it needs some work. Plus, I want a gun with camo finish on it and not something I have to wrap.

[wjc]

You don't need camo. I've killed multiple birds with an unwrapped gun.

You also don't need 3.5. I've used 2 3/4 in a semi-auto.

You do need removable chokes.