Stoeger 2000 semi auto 12g Reviews

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9 Reviews For Stoeger 2000 semi auto 12g

  • Tatorsalad 4th Dec 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    All of my buddies are running benelli supersport shotguns $1703. I bought the stoeger 2000 for 435. I got a warranty through the local gunshop because it is an off brand. I as well as everyone else who has shot my stoeger has been very impressed. It feeds and fires everything we can put in it, recoil is mild. I had heard of the charging handle flying off while shooting... if it is pushed all the way in, one click, two click, its not ggoing anywhere. I recommend the stoeger 2000 to anyone considering buying a 12 gauge. My only regret is that i bought my son a benelli nova for the same money that i could have gotten him a stoeger 2000.

  • Guest 4th Oct 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I have only had this gun for only a couple months but works perfect 1oz loads right up to 3" steel shot hammer loads. I wish they made a 20 ga
    because I would buy one of them to. for me no problems

  • Guest 22nd Sep 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    i have had my stoger 2000 just over a year and for the last 3 months it is breaking my hart it keeps jamin it will fire 2 shells jams on 3rd and some times it will fire first and jams on the 2nd i have tryed every thing and still no good i live in ireland i have tryed to trade it in to 3 gun dealers and not one of them would take it as a trade in they all said their a bad make of a gun i think i will just have to scrap and get a moseberg

  • Guest 16th Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I own two Stoeger Model 2000 12-gauge shotguns (a wood-stocked and a Realtree APG synthetic stocked model. I bought the wood-stocked about 2 1/2 years ago and then last year a buddy was selling his because he got a new Benelli as a gift from a vendor of his. I couldn't pass it up so I now have two Stoegers that I shoot regularly and I have yet to have a malfunction. I shoot quite a bit at clays and some pheasant hunting and they both work great.

  • Guest 11th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    This is not to good a gun, I have tried various different shells and none seem to like it completely. Shells with 5mm brass arent liked!

  • mark bonifas 13th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I only bought this gun from the CLA game fair a few weeks ago so have not really out it through it paces yet.
    I was looking at a Beretta extrema or Benelli but as they were both circa £1250 I went for the cheaper option but as yet I am not disappointed.

  • theshootist Rank: Major-General 25th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    My brother in law decided to buy a Stoeger 12ga semi-auto shotgun last year with a full camo pattern on the gun.
    We immediately took the shotgun out clay shooting and had an awful time with it.
    The spring mechanism on the loader must have been defective because it kept ejecting the shells after loading them?
    The bolt release was the same way?
    In order to reload/cycle through ammo manually, one needs to figure out a series of dangerous and complex button pushes and maneuvers.
    I've been using man ...

  • Guest 28th Dec 2007

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    I purchased this gun in Fall of 2006, three days afterwards I took it back and exchanged it for another one. The first gun had a bad spring on the release button that made it very, very difficult for an average man to press. So the second shot well for a while, after a awesome goose hunt and lots of shooting, a turn nut that secures the ejection harness in place comes out. After a good cleaning this part falls out of the gun and pieces are no longer found. As a result the gun would only fir ...

  • GeoffCop Rank: Corporal 18th Oct 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I had been using a very light 26" O/U game gun which caused me problems with recoil when shooting clays. I went to my local dealer to see what I could trade for. For one reason or another, nothing suited me but, as I was leaving I saw this sleek all black Stoeger 2000 semi auto 12g beckoning to me.

    When I picked it up, it just felt completely natural in my hands and it went straight to my shoulder, spot on. I had never heard of the make before so I did some Internet searching. Stoeger is a Tu ...