the remington 1187 looks nice

Sweet guns!

So many choices.

Benelli's marketing people do think out of the box. But just a little freaky at times.

That Pedersoli double is a strange mix with hammers, choke tubes, and camo - are they running low on maple? Surpised they didn't dip the barrels, too. Or are the barrels browned?

The 887 looks pretty sweet i want that one!

I talked my wife in to geting me a new Citori with 30in barrles.

My wife bought me the 887 as an early Christmas present as she knew I had two duck hunts at Fern Ridge reserve, just outside Eugene in Oregon. It performed beautiful & the new recoil system made shooting ducks a pleasure again with 3 & 3½ inch shells. I even dropped it into the water whilst getting stuck in the mud. I just emptied out the water, checked for mud & carried on shooting.

a good mix of the budget-conscious and the budget-blowers. nice gallery.

I am not A fan of the 887 and with good reason, read some online reviews

I wish that you would comment on the new Browning Maxus, I would like to get your opinion on that.

Tom

well as a old shotgunner I must say these guns would appear to be the same old crap with eye-candy and huge price tags. none of these guns turned me on so will stick with the half dozen or so already have.cannot understand why gun makers seem to think we are dumb enought to pay this kind of money for no real improvement. any gun I buy for $6000 better come with a personal fitting.......

I have one of the new new Remington 887s in black. I've taken it on many duck hunts and have no complaints. It's a little touchy on the pump release but it has withstood everything from mud and sand to rain, snow and ice. Haven't had any grip or slip problems either. If you're looking for a gun to get out and use for hunts where you can't worry about rust or dents or dings, this gun is the choice.

Brian W Thair. Have you actually used the Remington 887? I have used mine in the wet with gloves on & did not remotely find any slipperiness. In fact I have used it on a very icy morning where the only open water was on the river & still did not have any problems holding it, firing it or cycling it. Not to sure how you can make the comment you did, unless you heard it from someone else who has not used one either.

You can`t go wrong with an 1187 and this one looks like it would take a beating in the field. One again, Remington does it right!

hmm i am really interested in the winchester sxp it looks like a great gun and with a great price $400 i had one of the 1300 models and loved it the remington 11-87 was pretty neat as well but...i like pump and the faster they are the better i might have to spend some of the money im saving for a new rifle on one of the winchesters...im with Brian W. Thair i have shot some of my budiies guns with that polymer crap some arnt as bad as others but some of em you need superglue on your hands to be able to hold it let alone shoot it
Good luck and Good hunting

I have new incentive to examine the Browning Citori in 20 gauge! For the price, I think that's an impressive value.

No reason to retire my Remington Model 1100 Tournament Skeet, especially as I have gotten it a new barrel with screw-in choke tubes!

I also do not like "farming out" our firearms to foreign manufacturers! Our industrial base is shrinking and we need to start making things here again. I don't buy anything made in China any more!

I have an 870 Super Mag 26" and it works great. The 887 looks interesting but I'm not sure it would be any kind of an upgrade for me though. What I don't have is any kind of auto loader. The 11-87 looks nice, I may have to pick one up.

These guns are awesome, and they are gorgeous too.

As a prolific shotshell reloader of 3" magnums, in the late 60's, when the model 1300 came out, I remember the twisting bolt of the action, tearing off the brass of almost every reload, regardless of hull used, and leaving the rest of the hull in the barrel. This caused jamming, digging out with a pocket knife, and a whole lot of cussing while my friends continued raining down ducks, as I spitted out my choice words at Winchester. If you used new factory ammo you were fine. Just not any 3" reload. Not even in a once fired hull. They just wrecked havoc on the hull. I couldn't wait fast enough to talk someone into buying it so I could purchase another 870 Wingmaster.
Please tell me they've fixed the problem or "RELOADERS BEWARE!"

I need a new shotgun. That new remington looks sweet!

The 887 is a nice gun for turkey and waterfowl hunters but where it fails is they don't make a rifle barrel for it for the deer hunter all so.