Stoeger Condor 20?

[Ridge Rooster]

Are they any good for a turkey gun? Looking for reviews and advice. I am thinking of trying one but don't like to mess with junk. I know they have been selling them for a long time but I never read of anyone using one as a turkey gun.

Ridge Rooster

[Greg Massey]

I look at the gun, it's pushing just over 6.7 pounds...little heavy...and your choke chooses may not be a lot...Your getting a gun you can't really build as your own...it's like it said ...wood stock///etc....I'm a pistol grip stock person myself on all my turkey guns...little different looking down a gun in that 30-40 yard range...

[Swampchickin234]

Ive shoot one multiple times. The 20 gauge invector takes standard invector threads. 

They shoot fine but are heavy. No selectors, no double trigger.   

I woudk not want one as a turkey gun.  I woudk get a Stevens .555 or a yildiz spzme20 for basically the same price.  You then have the option of selectors and both will be much lighter and more enjoyable.   That's my opinion.


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[magnumgray]

I've shot twelve or so birds over the last three years with the tri-star  hunter 20 ... a little over six pounds.... selective trigger .... and uses beretta style tubes .... I like the lower barrel with lead 6's and a modified choke for close shots and the upper with a turkey choke and hevi shot. points and carries a lot better than the stoeger..... five year guarantee too....  I had stock issues and it was replaced and returned in less than seven days

[SFCSNOW]

Look at the little ATI Calvary 20 youth.  Just traded my CZ Redhead for it. MUCH prefer the ATI. Better wood. Better trigger. Fit and finish were nicer. A full pound lighter.

[magnumgray]

I saw on the ATI  web page they have an o/u 20 gauge turkey gun with  21" barrels ... ready to have scope mounted etc..... I may be on the hunt!