Semi auto shotgun recommendations

[Sainte]

I have a FN SLP and I'm very happy with it, I had surgery on my wrist and can tell you that is a very soft recoiling shotgun and very reliable even with bulk ammo.

Good to hear this! I just bought one but won't get to shoot it until I get back home in may!

 

[Reid]

My vote goes to the beretta 300 series (303,390,3901,391)... I have an older a303 and never have had a problem... I have heard that they have trouble with light loads but that was resolved in the newer models. Great proven shotgun on the sporting clays circuit... If that's something you are interested in?

 

[Garand41]

Try a Berretta Urika, you'll love it.

 

[drgnrobo]

I have a Remington 11/87 12 guage & its been nothing but dependable with everything from light trap loads & 00 buck.Easier on the shoulder than my 870 too,My daughter in law loves too bust clay pigeons with it

 

[Reid]

Try a Berretta Urika, you'll love it.

Funny you say that, I have been looking for a nice urika 2 gold... Hard to come by with 30" barrel. I think once people get them, they won't let them go!

 

[Sniper 79]

I have a FN SLP and I'm very happy with it, I had surgery on my wrist and can tell you that is a very soft recoiling shotgun and very reliable even with bulk ammo.

I recently had the opportunity to shoot a SLP and I am going to buy one as soon as I can afford it. I may have to sell a few others. It shot very fast and extremly soft. I already dumped my Benelli auto and have one more I want to part with. I got to have an SLP. I want the shorter barrel but like the extra capacity of the longer version. Does it come in a 20 ga?

 

[-Rogue-]

Benelli M1014.

The Marines do not screw around when it comes to weapons. With their limited budgets, they chose the best value on the market, period.