[bluegrayson]

any body know about a good qaulity O/U 20ga for under $400

 

[ronn]

there are a lot of fairly decent o/u out there now. Most are like spanish made and sold under a bigger name like Rem, and others. again though they tend to lose their value quickly. A red label is what $1600 but if you wanted to turn around and sell it you'd get near $1400 for it maybe more depending. A $400 o/u you might get $200, that's a loss of 50%. with the Red label you lose only 12.5 % if that. just something to think about. What was it a Spartan I think that was one of those $400 guns

 

[buckslayer30/06]

yea the ruger red label is a darn accurate gun..... a buddy of mine has one in a twelve gauge, for trapshooting cover the clay pigeon with the end of the barrel.. gun gets em everytime.

 

[FloridaBuckBuster]

try stoegers, there only like 360.00

 

[Hunting Man]

I would suggest saving your hard earned money for one more year and look for a nearly new used higher end brand model. As Ronn said resale value wil not hold on the cheaper models, if this is a consideration later. Instead of 3-4 hundred, spend 6-8 hundred and have a really great new looking o/u that you just might keep and possibly make it a hand-me-down. Just like buying a truck, patience usually will reap rewards. I know money isn't going very far these days, but I wouldn't sink my hard earned dollars in the lower end gun market, thats just me. The only exception to this is duck hunters where the gun is thrown around the boat and gets banged up, maybe I would find something cheaper. I still like fine wood and hate it when I put a scratch in it. Good luck on your purchase.

 

[joel the signman]

I've been hearing that due to the economy there are tons of used guns out there.Ya might be able to score a good one if do some hunting.check some of the gun buyer sights or your local guys:thumbup:

 

[dylanhutchinson]

a chaly daliy ist good for $300 with tax