Find All Types of Shotguns at GunBroker.com

1. Find All Types of Shotguns at GunBroker.com

2. Find All Types of Shotguns at GunBroker.com Are you looking for a new shotgun to add to your firearm collection? Whether it is for hunting, competition, or heading to the range, check user listings at GunBroker.com. Who knows? You might just find the perfect shotgun for you. From a Beretta A400 to a Holland & Holland, here are some examples of the types of shotguns you might find among the user listings on this trusted online marketplace. Single-Shot Shotguns for Trap Shooting or Beginners If you are a beginner, you might want to start with a single-shot shotgun. They are a bit more lightweight than other shotguns. This allows you to feel more recoil, but they are also highly reliable. They also tend to have longer barrels, making them more accurate. This makes a single-shot shotgun the perfect choice for everyone from expert trap shooters to beginner hunters—especially youth hunters. Look for a Henry Single Shot or Savage 301 Single-Shot for good examples of this type of shotgun. Double-Barrel Shotguns for Hunters Whether you go for a side-by-side or an over under shotgun, hunters often favor double-barrel shotguns. Over under shotguns are used by waterfowl hunters thanks to the lack of horizontal recoil you find in double-barrel shotguns. Double-barrel shotguns are reliable because of the fact that they have few moving parts and offer flexibility with different chokes on each barrel. Over under shotguns can be less affordable, but they are well worth the investment. You might

3. even find a Holland & Holland on GunBroker.com, one of the highest quality over under makers. For a side-by-side, try a CZ Bobwhite G2. Pump-Action Shotguns for Flexibility Pump-action shotguns are ubiquitous and currently thought of as the default shotgun. They are easy to learn how to use and consistently reliable. Plus, they can be used at competition, at the range, or hunting a wide variety of game. They can hold more rounds than break-action shotguns like single-shot and double-barrel, are dependable, and are simple to use. However, pump-action shotguns can only fire as fast as the marksman can pump the action. If you are fast, you can make it in a competition or hunt fast waterfowl. Look for pump-action shotguns such as the Benelli Supernova or the Remington 870. Semi-Automatic Shotguns Finally, you have semi-automatic shotguns, which are perfect for hunting waterfowl or going to competition. They may look like a traditional pump-action shotgun or like they are modeled after the AR 15 platform, such as the AR 12. These are ideal for competition, given the similarities to the popular rifle and the ability to place shots quickly. A semi-automatic shotgun like the Beretta A400 or the Benelli Super Black Eagle 3 is more suited to hunting waterfowl, allowing you to place follow-up shots quickly. However, semi-automatic shotguns are far more complex than other shotguns and may not be as reliable. No matter what type of shotgun you are looking for, browse the user listings for sale and auction on GunBroker.com Find a wide variety of shotguns, shells, and accessories from user listings at https://www.gunbroker.com/ Original Source: https://bit.ly/3KyOfeI