WTB odd gauge shotguns

[HammondShooter]

I'm attempting to collect shotguns in each of the various gauges. I was wondering if anyone had an old 28 gauge gun they wanted to sell? Or maybe a 16 gauge? Or a 10 ga? These seem to be the harder ones to find. I can't afford the prices of the collector guns. I just want decent shooters--pumps or semi-autos, preferably, but I may consider bolts or crack-barrels.

Shane

 

[HammondShooter]

btt for one last try.

I found a maker with affordable SxS shotguns. They have a field model in 28 gauge and one in 16 gauge:

http://www.stoegerindustries.com/firearms/stoeger_uplander.php

I see several dealers in my area. I may just buy one new, as the prices are low.

Shane

PS: I've been reading about the Stoegers and they appear to be low quality guns, so maybe I won't get one. That means I'm still looking for a used 28, 16, or 10 gauge. Even an ancient 8 or 4 gauge from last century.

 

[HammondShooter]

btt after added new info.

 

[gunut]

Stoegers are made by Benelli. They are not a bad gun. I don't own one but I do know quite a few people that do.

 

[hunter5567]

The Stoeger M2000 auto shotgun are licensed by Benelli. The doubles are basically the same as the Rossi doubles

 

[hunter5567]

Remington makes the 870 Express in 28 gauge and 16 gauge also and you can get a 410. The Express pumps are probably cheaper new than the doubles or around the same price.

 

[HammondShooter]

Thanks for the info, everyone.

If anyone needs 28 gauge or 16 gauge shells, I've seen some at a couple different Walmarts. The one on O'Neal in Baton Rouge has 28 gauge low and high brass, with the high brass actually being cheaper ($10 a box). The Walmart in Hammond has the same in 28 and also carries 16 gauge shells in at least low brass. I didn't get a close look at the second type of 16 gauge shells they had.

Shane