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schutzen · October 1, 2009, 04:03 PM

My son and I both have Stoger Condor's for the very reason you sited. We did not want to take an expensive O/U to the dove field or the duck blind. We also shoot a limited amount of trap with them. We both bought the Condor Competition because we wanted the 30" barrels. I have a 20 ga and my son has a 12 ga, both have performed flawlessly for 2 years (mine) and 3 years for the son's. In that time, I have run about 2K of rounds through mine and my son has run over 4k through his. They are both pretty good guns for the money. Ours were $499 out the door, taxes included.

PS Both of our guns, both barrels hit point of aim on pattern boards (30 yards). Just out of curosity, I am goning to pattern mine at 20,40, and 50 yards to see if there is any spread.

October 1, 2009, 04:03 PM	#11
schutzen Member Join Date: January 5, 2006 Location: Far Western Kentucky Posts: 78	Stoger Condor My son and I both have Stoger Condor's for the very reason you sited. We did not want to take an expensive O/U to the dove field or the duck blind. We also shoot a limited amount of trap with them. We both bought the Condor Competition because we wanted the 30" barrels. I have a 20 ga and my son has a 12 ga, both have performed flawlessly for 2 years (mine) and 3 years for the son's. In that time, I have run about 2K of rounds through mine and my son has run over 4k through his. They are both pretty good guns for the money. Ours were $499 out the door, taxes included. PS Both of our guns, both barrels hit point of aim on pattern boards (30 yards). Just out of curosity, I am goning to pattern mine at 20,40, and 50 yards to see if there is any spread.