SHOT Show 2017: Stoeger P3500 Pump Shotgun

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posted on February 2, 2017
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One of the best bargains in the shotgun world is Stoeger's new P3500 pump-action, which offers the same features as its P3000 stablemate—a chrome-lined barrel, dual-action bars and a rotating bolt head, to name a few—but it's chambered to handle up to 3½" magnum loads. How much of a bargain is this gun? Real-world pricing hovers around the $300 mark (MSRP $349). For more, watch this video from SHOT Show 2017's Range Day, or for more, visit stoegerindustries.com.



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