Stoeger Coach Gun??

[DaveTN]

Anyone use these? They are new manufacture and they can be had for under $500. I've never had a side by side and really have no desire to have one now, but this may work for the application I need.

They are available in a single trigger and a double trigger. A story from a few years ago claimed the single trigger had problems. Anyone here have any experience with them?

Thanks

 

[dralarms]

Ive got a 410 model. Never had a problem other than trying to remember which trigger for which barrell

 

[Antler Daddy]

Brother in law has one. I have no idea why he bought it except he is height challenged. I assume he is less likely to drag the barrels on the ground.

 

[TNGunsmoke]

I think a bunch of folks use them for 3 gun cowboy matches. Otherwise, I have no idea.

 

[DaveTN]

I just ordered one, so I guess I'll find out.

 

[Specializedjon]

Brother in law has one. I have no idea why he bought it except he is height challenged. I assume he is less likely to drag the barrels on the ground.

LMAO....that right there was awesome!

 

[Pioneer1789]

Got a .410 field model. It's a good gun. Decent fit and finish. Not heirloom quality, but plenty good for the price.

 

[DaveTN]

Haven't shot it yet, but it appears to be okay; for the money. Now I have to do the work on it.

 

[Steverino]

I bought one before moving here in 20 ga. Its in my 4x4 ranger on what was a guitar stand bolted to the floor and dash. I've shot it a few times - really nice little gun. Surprisingly heavy for its size. I don't like the exposed hammers on the Remington version so these work just fine. Easy to take down and clean.

 

[Safari Hunt]

The folks in the cowboy shoots use them. Steverino has a good idea. Buckshot, slug, or #6 shot would make a good backup gun.