Nice to see young gentlemen promoting hunting and shotgunning !!! Shows that not all of today's youth are growing up in cities ignorant of gun safety and wild life management. The young males in big cities grow up ignorant about hunting, firearm safety, they think guns are only used for robbing people and drive by shootings. Thanks to You maybe some young people in those cities will see that guns can be used safely by young folks for fun , recreation, protection and putting food on the family table.
Thanks for the nice comments. This is my son’s channel. We made a few episodes of the wingmen together. He still getting after ducks and other fowl, me I’m getting little slower and try to keep up!
Nice review man. Looking forward to buy this gun for the upcoming duck season here in new zealand. If converted to NZ dollars it will cost the same as in the US , which is odd cause most guns over here are fairly more expensive.
thanks for the review. really like the look and feel of this gun. Subbed your channel. I'm new to semi auto shotguns. only really ever owned pumps rifles and handguns.
It's not a Gas Gun it's an Inertia Driven System. The Receiver is an Aircraft Aluminum block carved out, the barrel is made of steel with chrome lined and the Stock/Forearm is a Synthetic Material!
Love the review. I am in the market for my first shotgun. Debating between this one and the Weatherby SA-08. My main use will be TRAP and hopefully hunting some day. Here is my critique.......make the intro of your video about 30+ seconds..wanted to get to the great review!
+Keith Schrotthauer I love the Stoeger for hunting, never tried it for trap but I'm sure it would work well, and thank you for the tip, your feedback is very important to us!
Good review! Looking at this and the Mossberg 930 for my first shotgun. Planning to shoot trap and hopefully get into some duck hunting. My boss said he was gonna take me, so we'll see!
I had a mossberg 930 just couple of days ago and I returned it to cabelas because the trigger guard or the trigger assembly wobbles and seems to be an inherent problem on the mossberg's in they talk about a shim it actually went back to the factory and they didn't do anything to fix it so I ended up got lucky and found a and 3000 and a very please with it
What is this music? I've been hearing it on videos for years. I also taught myself how to play this on my banjo clawhammer style. So easy and fun. Oh, and I'm thinking of buying this gun.
Yes I would. I've had great luck with it, and it eats just about any shell you feed it. It's light and easy to handle, the only drawback for a beginner would be the recoil as it is a 6.5 lb, synthetic stock, inertia driven operating system, but as long as you can handle a bit of a kick it works great! Thanks for watching!
Are you still satisfied with this gun; cause i want to buy it but i don't know if this gun is okey for "pigeon" hunting and many others like..woodcock...you know what i mean..
I’m not a fan of hunting, just came for a review on the gun.. cant help but question the “hunting” aspect of spraying a big cloud of lead up at a flock of birds…
Hello to get shotgun there are the callus that regulates the slope of the butt? who puts the stick at 55 or 65 left or right or other calles 50 /55 or 65 gauche or droite
Raid Raidko The M3000 can fire 3" shells and below only, while the 3500 can fire 3 1/2" and below. Honestly I think 3" shells are enough for ducks, geese, pheasants, etc. I can't really see paying extra for something that isn't really necessary. But overall both of them are great shotguns! Subscribe and stay tuned for more!
