Stoeger condor outback?

[Mdunntn]

Looking into purchasing one pretty soon, just wondering if anybody owns one? Couldn't find very many reviews online.

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[Westwindmike]

I would go here:

Shotgunworld.com • Index page

If you type "Stoeger problems" into the search engine at ShotgunWorld, you will find everything you ever wanted to know about why you shouldn't buy a Stoeger.

[Mdunntn]

Idk couple guys on there are swearing by theirs, other guys seem like gun snobs.

[Westwindmike]

It comes down to how many rounds you intend to shoot through it. If you want to shoot 200 shells a year, then get the Stoeger. If you shoot 200 a day at the skeet/trap range, don't. It won't hold up to the pounding.

Best of luck with yours.

[Guest Scramasax]

I bought a legacy sports hd O/U from D&T. Is is just like thier sporting clays gun from the action back, adjustable but stock good recoil butpad. Factory 18" barrels with screw in chokes and small rail under barrel. Cost a little more but well worth the difference. You can see it on the legacy sports web sight.

Cheers,

ts

[Mdunntn]

Well I'm not looking for a skeet gun, if I was I wouldn't be looking for a 20" barrel gun, more just like a utility gun. Thanks for the comments though, ill also look up that other gun. I'm just not on a very big budget

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[tennhome]

I've had my Outback about a year. I bought it as a home defense shotgun. I've put approximately 250 shells through it.

Good:

1. Does what I bought it for.

2. Accurate - rifle sights are a big plus. I can hit a slug inside the circle on a 10 inch target at 100 yards.

3. Easy to learn and shoot (wife can operate w/o issues)

Bad:

1. I can't shoot skeet with it. (I can't shoot skeet with any shotgun... )

My advise: For the money, you can't but cheaper peace of mind.