The Stoeger M3020 is an affordable shotgun in the line of quality. It gives a clean shot and lets the gun stay clean longer since it has no propellant gas that vents into the action. A ventilated rib is fitted in the gun's barrel. This beauty comes with three choke tubes with an improved cylinder, modified, and extra-full turkey. The gun also has a shim kit used for cast adjustment and drop. Learn more about the Stoeger Model 3020 as you scroll on.
Stoeger Model 3020: The Affordable and Versatile Gun
Being a semi-automatic shotgun, the Stoeger Model 3020 is the best choice in waterfowling. It's the third version of the Stoeger 3000 series autoloader shotguns. It can handle a 2 ¾-inch load up to a 3-inch magnum load without any adjustments needed. This beauty is equipped with a ventilated rib, giving the shooter a quick target acquisition. When you look at this shotgun at the side, it looks like a 26-inch replica of the 3-inch model. Although you can tell that it's definitely not a 12-gauge just by picking it up.
The Stoeger model 3020 is a very nimble and nice pointing field gun. This shotgun is solid and does not rattle around. It is a versatile gun with value and solid reliability which makes it a seamless choice for wild turkey, upland game birds, and waterfowling. Its versatility makes it fitting to be a perfect choice among the guns in its range. The Stoeger Model 3020 outperforms the other 20 ga. shotguns.
Nothing compares to the Stoeger Model 3020's performance and its reliability among the guns in its price range. This gun is a combination of quality performance and affordability. With a price ranging from $599-$649, you can never go wrong with this shotgun.
Take a closer look at the Stoeger Model 3020 by watching this video from GunCity:
Using the Stoeger Model 3020 for a couple of times was definitely an experience to remember. I would recommend this beauty for some upland shooting and waterfowling. It's simple yet reliable. You'll surely have fun out in the field using this gun. A market value of $700 is a small price to pay for a shotgun of this quality. I'm considering getting one in the near future.
Do you own a Stoeger Model 3020? What do you like about this shotgun? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on April 5, 2017, and has been updated for quality and relevancy.
Originally posted on August 31, 2018 @ 9:00 AM
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zollie byrd
May 28, 2024 at 1:22 PM
my new 3020 does not cycle, have sent it back to factory twice and it keeps comming back and still will not cycle, it won’t shoot anything but 3 inch and I have shot over 100 rounds of so called brake in, 2 3/4 federals 7/8 dram, number 8. sense . I have a 12 gauge and it works like a dream, this is why I bought the 3020 for my wife, they can’t fix it and won;t give me my money back. I am a pistol smith and so after the second trip to the factory I guess I will have to fix it. what the -uck
zollie byrd
May 28, 2024 at 1:22 PM
my new 3020 does not cycle, have sent it back to factory twice and it keeps comming back and still will not cycle, it won’t shoot anything but 3 inch and I have shot over 100 rounds of so called brake in, 2 3/4 federals 7/8 dram, number 8. sense . I have a 12 gauge and it works like a dream, this is why I bought the 3020 for my wife, they can’t fix it and won;t give me my money back. I am a pistol smith and so after the second trip to the factory I guess I will have to fix it. what the -uck
James R. Currier
May 21, 2017 at 2:25 PM
Make them in 12 ga. and 10 ga. and able to shoot 2 3/4″ up to 3 1/2″ mag shells. I’d buy one of each at twice the current msrp.
gary
May 21, 2017 at 1:25 PM
This shotgun is something I must check out as I am in the market for a 20 Ga. shotgun.