Nessmuck
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Does anyone have any comments on the Stoeger Condor 20ga over under.....just looking to shoot some clays..thanks for any input.
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Stoeger Shot guns..what say you
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Exiled Cheesehead
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If it shoots well and you are happy with the price, feel, and look, then go for it. If you are looking to "make a killing" or get your money back out of it later on when you sell, then probably not the best choice.
If it shoots well and you are happy with the price, feel, and look, then go for it. If you are looking to "make a killing" or get your money back out of it later on when you sell, then probably not the best choice.
Rpg
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These are sturdy, reliable, lower end guns.
The world of OU shoguns includes examples that cost as much as a house, so 'lower end' isn't necessarily bad
I'd be more likely to look for a used OU from beretta, browning or one of the Spanish imports, but that's me.
The Condor is a reasonable starter OU. You can shoot a round of clays then go pheasant hunting with it.
If you find you enjoy the clay games or field shooting, and want to do more, you'll soon want a gun designed for the discipline.
As an example, dedicated clays guns are likely to be much heavier than the gun you want to carry all day chasing pheasants or quail.
The Condor is a good starter OU and in 20 guage, handles reasonably well.
The world of OU shoguns includes examples that cost as much as a house, so 'lower end' isn't necessarily bad
I'd be more likely to look for a used OU from beretta, browning or one of the Spanish imports, but that's me.
The Condor is a reasonable starter OU. You can shoot a round of clays then go pheasant hunting with it.
If you find you enjoy the clay games or field shooting, and want to do more, you'll soon want a gun designed for the discipline.
As an example, dedicated clays guns are likely to be much heavier than the gun you want to carry all day chasing pheasants or quail.
The Condor is a good starter OU and in 20 guage, handles reasonably well.
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I have a 12g Condor, and it has gone bang every time I have pulled the trigger, and usually a pheasant or grouse has fallen from the sky when I did.
Also have s/s Uplander in 20g and it's quality too
Also have s/s Uplander in 20g and it's quality too
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