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BigJimP · April 15, 2012, 01:40 PM

Depends on your budget ...and most importantly what "fits you" -- so it hits where you look...( not all shotgun dimensions are the same ...in drop at comb and heel ...or length of pull ).

If you want a gas gun ...Beretta has a few ...

If you want an Inertia gun ..Benelli has a few...

20ga semi auto I like personally / that has a lot of adjustabilty --- so it can be "fit" ...it has shims where stock meets receiver...and drop in changeable comb inserts and recoil pads that snap in and out ...is the Benelli supersport in a 20ga. It has a shiny barrel and a bright receiver...but you can cover it with tape ...to break it down / but Benelli has typical waterfowl guns available in 20ga as well....but most of us would not use a 20ga for waterfowl ...to me, that's a 12ga game with steel or non-toxic shot.

April 15, 2012, 01:40 PM	#3
BigJimP Senior Member Join Date: February 23, 2005 Posts: 13,195	Depends on your budget ...and most importantly what "fits you" -- so it hits where you look...( not all shotgun dimensions are the same ...in drop at comb and heel ...or length of pull ). If you want a gas gun ...Beretta has a few ... If you want an Inertia gun ..Benelli has a few... 20ga semi auto I like personally / that has a lot of adjustabilty --- so it can be "fit" ...it has shims where stock meets receiver...and drop in changeable comb inserts and recoil pads that snap in and out ...is the Benelli supersport in a 20ga. It has a shiny barrel and a bright receiver...but you can cover it with tape ...to break it down / but Benelli has typical waterfowl guns available in 20ga as well....but most of us would not use a 20ga for waterfowl ...to me, that's a 12ga game with steel or non-toxic shot. Last edited by BigJimP; April 16, 2012 at 12:21 PM.