Stoeger M3000 12 Ga Semi Auto 28" Barrel Walnut/Bronze 31930
Description
The Stoeger Model 3000 is a 3-inch 12-gauge Inertia Driven semi-automatic shotgun that handles loads up to 3-inch magnums without adjustment -- the perfect choice for waterfowl, wild turkey, or upland game birds. The heart of the M3000 is the proven Intertia Driven operating system: simple and efficient with only three moving parts in the bolt for lightning-fast reliable operation. Unlike older gas system guns, the M3000's Inertia Driven action is contained primarily within the receiver, giving the M3000 a better more centered balance and swing. With no propellant gas venting into the action, the M3000 shoots clean and stays clean longer.
The M3000 comes with either a 26- or 28-inch barrel, fitted with a ventilated, stepped rib and Fiber-optic front sight for quick target acquisition, even under low-light hunting conditions. The allow receiver is drilled and tapped to accommodate a Weaver-style scope base. All M3000's come supplied with three choke tubes (Extra-full turkey, Modified, and Improved-Cylinder), and a shim kit for drop and cast adjustment.
The M3000 is a rugged, solidly constructed and practical firearm that has been drilled and tapped to accomodate Weaver-style scope bases. For reliability and performance, no other semi-auto in its price range compares to the M3000, which will more than fulfill your hunting needs.
Specifications:
Mfg Item Num: 31930
Category: FIREARMS - SHOTGUNS
Gauge: 12
Barrel Length: 28 in
Capacity: 4+1
Chamber: 3 in
Overall Length: 47.75 in
Weight: 7.4 lbs.
Sight: Red-bar
Stock: Walnut
Finish: Burnt Bronze Cerakote
Length of Pull: 14 3/8 in
Drop at hell: 2.5 in
Drop at Comb: 1.5 in
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I ordered the M3000 after handling at least 15 other autoloaders in stores. It fit me the best out of the box (comes with stock shims but I don't think I need them). The bronze cerakote and walnut is both attractive and functional. For dry state dove hunting it camouflages well, is easy to clean, and looks fine next to $1,000+ guns on a rack. Inertia-driven recoil seems very similar to my Remington 1100 (probably because it fits so well). I didn't have high-brass or heavy loads to break it in with so I just ran some light #8s for about 100 rounds. Near the end it cycled nearly every one without issue. Bought some heavier #6s and hope to drop some birds this weekend while finishing the break in period.
This is easily a 3-4 star gun when compared to others 3x the price, and a 5-star for the price.
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