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Friend bought a side-by-side made in Turkey, reasonably priced and he likes it for trap shooting. Anyone know about shotguns made in Turkey? I'm looking for one to use pheasant hunting.


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There are many shotguns manufactured in Turkey and marketed through companies like Weatherby and CZ. Auto ejectors start to show up in the guns priced around the $1000 range. I own a Weatherby Orion o/u and use it mostly as a loner on our hunts for the few that don’t have guns of their own. It is a fantastic shotgun especially for the money, has auto ejectors, and is beautifully finished. They also make a SxS that is a fantastic bargain at 1k MSRP. CZ makes cheaper alternatives but most of those do not have auto ejectors. The nice thing about Weatherby and CZ is they carry their warranty.


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I have a CZ Bobwhite (side by side) in 28ga that was manufactured by Huglu in Turkey. It's my go to bird gun and has been since dove season 2014. No complaints at all. Great looking and great function. Has provided many dinners. Liked it so much I bought a 20ga a couple months later for wabbits. It, too, is well received and as mentioned above, they carry CZ's warranty.


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They are putting out some surprisingly nice stuff.
I think some Winchesters are made in Turkey now.


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Beretta owns (thru the Stoeger name) a plant in Turkey

Winchester has a branded shotgun (contracted by FN, Winchester is just a name) that is good

Weatherby, Mossberg and others have contracted a few good shotguns

Dickenson and a few others have great shotguns made in Turkey,

SKB is now a Turkish made shotgun

all good


and there is a pile of crap shotguns as well,

Hatfield comes to mind


do your reseach on the brand names if you are inteested



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Stoeger good? Depends on what day of the week the damn thing was made.

Over the years we've had plenty of negative reports on the Stoegers that we've sold. We've more than a few that we've had to send back to Benelli (Stoeger's overseer) for repair work. We've had a couple come back that were even worse than they were prior to being sent back for warranty repair. Friends don't let friends buy Stoeger, so the saying goes.

That said, it seems that Benelli has been more proactive about watching over Stoeger's quality control over more recent years. More customers have been saying that their Stoeger pumps and semiautos have been running without issues. There still seems to be some issues with some of their break-action shotguns. The coach SBS guns still seem to have dead triggers, particularly the one for the right barrel. There have also been firing pin issues as well, which seem to stem around the parts being made from substandard metals.

The owner of our shop has consciously chosen not to sell any of their O/U guns so I haven't developed any sort of knowledgebase--accurate or incorrect--about those guns. We have done special orders for some of them, like the Double Defense and Condor variants, but have yet to hear back from any customer on how they actually perform.


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I would tend to beware of their el cheapo guns ($400 and under).
 
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I have a Yildiz 12ga O/U, a 20ga O/U Khan, Tri Star 20ga semi auto, TR Imports 20ga semi auto, and a 12ga Weatherby semi auto. They all work, and for the money, have a decent level of quality. I also have Remington, Beretta, and Benelli shotguns. The Turkish guns in most cases aren't up to that level of quality, but they're close, especially the Weatherbys.


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Stoeger good? Depends on what day of the week the damn thing was made.

Over the years we've had plenty of negative reports on the Stoegers that we've sold. We've more than a few that we've had to send back to Benelli (Stoeger's overseer) for repair work. We've had a couple come back that were even worse than they were prior to being sent back for warranty repair. Friends don't let friends buy Stoeger, so the saying goes.

That said, it seems that Benelli has been more proactive about watching over Stoeger's quality control over more recent years. More customers have been saying that their Stoeger pumps and semiautos have been running without issues. There still seems to be some issues with some of their break-action shotguns. The coach SBS guns still seem to have dead triggers, particularly the one for the right barrel. There have also been firing pin issues as well, which seem to stem around the parts being made from substandard metals.

The owner of our shop has consciously chosen not to sell any of their O/U guns so I haven't developed any sort of knowledgebase--accurate or incorrect--about those guns. We have done special orders for some of them, like the Double Defense and Condor variants, but have yet to hear back from any customer on how they actually perform.



not all Stoegers are Turkish

the O\U and SxS (coach guns) are Brazilian made, and quite a bit Clunky, almost as much as the older Baikal shotguns that Remington imported

the semi autos and pumps are Turkish

not heard much bad about the semi autos or pumps



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I've got a TriStar (Armsan) that I have probably put 3K 12GA shells through shooting clays. Never a hiccup.




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