2019 Turkey Shotguns

[MS Boy]

So if you could get any shotgun you wanted and price didn't matter for turkey hunting for the 2019 season which shotgun would you buy ?




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[LaLongbeard]

I'd find a used 870 Wingmaster 12 gauge magnum. You can find them sometimes in nearly new condition. I'd spend the rest of the money on a good choke and variety of shells to find the best pattern out to 40 yards max. If you have to have camo you could find one of those as well.

[MS Boy]

Looking for a newer gun than 15-20 years old


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[CrustyRusty]

I'm interested in Remingtons new V3 turkey pro.  It's supposed to come out next month.  Already has a rail, 22" barrel, oversized controls and a lifetime warranty.  I've shot my buddy's 26" V3 and was impressed with it.

Next would be a Beretta 350 turkey gun.  It too has a rail and can shoot 3.5" if you want.  I think it's 24" barrel.

I have 870's in 20 and 12, Benellis, Berettas and a Browning, but the V3 really interests me.

[LaLongbeard]

Looking for a newer gun than 15-20 years old


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Suit yourself but plastic and pistol grips don't kill Gobblers.

[MS Boy]

I'm interested in Remingtons new V3 turkey pro.  It's supposed to come out next month.  Already has a rail, 22" barrel, oversized controls and a lifetime warranty.  I've shot my buddy's 26" V3 and was impressed with it.

Next would be a Beretta 350 turkey gun.  It too has a rail and can shoot 3.5" if you want.  I think it's 24" barrel.

I have 870's in 20 and 12, Benellis, Berettas and a Browning, but the V3 really interests me.

Thanks


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[dirt road ninja]

Looking for a newer gun than 15-20 years old


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Suit yourself but plastic and pistol grips don't kill Gobblers.

No, but it looks cool in the pictures

[DeltaRunner]

If price doesn't matter than a Browning Cynergy turkey edition.  You can flip a switch to go from a long range to short range choke.  Both chokes that come with the gun work very well.  The 24" barrel Cynergy is 6-8" shorter than a pump or auto with a 24" barrel.  The Browning gold trigger is sweet.  Remember with an O/U if you ever have a miss fire just pull the trigger again....no need to pump or chamber another round.  You can choose between vented rib, ghost ring or it has a rail if want to mount an optic.  I use optics so I appreciate the rail being on the barrel.  I like the MOBU dura touch camo.  It has a good feel and grip to it.  They are expensive but they are worth it if it's in your budget.

[Buckman18]

I'm actually getting the gun I want for Christmas this year. I've got a $1,000 budget, so I picked a Stevens m301 12 gauge. Gonna put a sling on it, a Kicks gobbling thunder .660, and either a scope or good fiber optic sights. Gonna paint it.

I came in way under budget and have a fun project ahead! 

[CrustyRusty]

Cool idea, but I would lean towards a 20 for a lightweight project gun.

[Gog1015]

I just got a Beretta Xtreme Plus A400 recently and it is a fine shooting shotgun, I'm going to try a .670 Indian Creek Choke and Apex blends in it over Christmas to see how it patterns. Not sure if that is a gun you have checked out yet but I can report back after I pattern if it is something your looking at.

[Gobble!]

Looking for a newer gun than 15-20 years old


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Suit yourself but plastic and pistol grips don't kill Gobblers.

No, but it looks cool in the pictures

[Turkeytider]

I'm interested in Remingtons new V3 turkey pro.  It's supposed to come out next month.  Already has a rail, 22" barrel, oversized controls and a lifetime warranty.  I've shot my buddy's 26" V3 and was impressed with it.

Next would be a Beretta 350 turkey gun.  It too has a rail and can shoot 3.5" if you want.  I think it's 24" barrel.

I have 870's in 20 and 12, Benellis, Berettas and a Browning, but the V3 really interests me.

And well you should be with the V3. Particularly at it`s price point, the V3`s one of, if not the, best guns going IMO. My walnut has been flawless. It should be a great system as a dedicated turkey gun, particularly so with the included optics.

[hush]

Link to the V3 turkey pro? I can't find info about it.

[Turkeytider]

Link to the V3 turkey pro? I can't find info about it.
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Not much out on it yet. Suggest you google, " Remington V3 Turkey Pro Randy Wakeman " . He has some descriptive info in his " Randy Wakeman Outdoors " . You may have to scroll down to get to the text of the article.