Best 20g Semi Auto In Your Opinion?

[CarterB]

I have shot benelli and beretta but I love my remington 1100 it is absolutely fantastic and I would recommend it to everyone!

 

[JeffT]

CZ720 is a good lightweight 20ga shotgun. You might look at them, they come in a youth size as well for smaller framed people.


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[Glocktogo]

Being a female I'm a bit smaller of frame, and I also have nerve damage in my right arm, so a stronger kick is a more likely scenario of me losing feeling in my arm during hunting, and that's not a reason to cut my hunting trips short, if it can be helped.

This is hopefully going to be an upland and waterfowl gun at some point so I need it to be able to take a beating, and I just hate to get a nice wood grain just for it to get scratched all to hell. But I do personally like the look of a wood grain better.

I found the M2, held it, and it was the one that I had that perfect feeling about, so I am attempting to purchase it. 3 day hold on buying, so I guess we'll see if they let me buy it.

Based on this information alone, I'd stick with Beretta or Remington. Gas guns just have less felt recoil. I'd also want it properly fit by a professional and add Limbsaver recoil pad.

The Benelli is a top shelf auto, but event the Montefeltro 20 has a lot of recoil.

 

[Defcon Shooter]

Beretta A series

 

[dennishoddy]

The Rem 1100 lite 20 ga has super light recoil.

 

[lasher]

i've always been fond of the trusty old browning A5

 

[Leadlobber]

You might consider, a shot gun vest with built in recoil pad . I would love to find a Browning B 80 in 20 gauge .

 

[ldp4570]

I was raised on Browning A-5's, but I do agree with others on here, a good Remington 1100 20Ga would be hard to beat, light, fast, easy on the swing, and very mild in recoil. With a 26" tube with a modified choke she'll work on dove an quail.