Tristar semi auto shotguns.. Thoughts?

[bow4my2]

Reviews and thoughts?

[Landrover]

Probably get more hits if you post this under "other side of the ranch!" Oh, I never heard of Tristar.

[bow4my2]

Can the mods repost it, my bad, thought I hit that, thx

[Coach W]

I think we answered that question here: http://discussions.texasbowhunter.co...d.php?t=381361

Are you not interested in Buying a used Remington 1100? Start looking here:
http://www.gunbroker.com/All/BI.aspx...on+1100&Sort=4


Or walk into any pawn shop in your neck of the woods odds are they have one or two.

Thoughts and questions are cheap... Fixing broke guns just so you can sell them is expensive.

[bow4my2]

Well, I have been reading good reviews, didn't know if anyone owned one?

[Triple 7]

They are a not bad at all.my son shoots one when we duck hunt. I would buy one again.

[EastTXHunter]

I'd buy a Mossberg first. Never shot a gun that stove piped like the tristar on AAs. It's another lame attempt for Academy to try to get a proprietary brand, but others do sell 'em

[Coach W]

In lower price semi autos there are Remington's.

Then from their look at berreta, and benelli.

just my personal opinion but I wouldn't waste my money on anything else... Maybe a Winchester.

I will butt out now. Just be aware you get what you pay for in semi shotguns.

[bow4my2]

No, this is good stuff, thx

[Buff]

I have 4 of their tactical shot guns setting around. Test fired them all with OO buck, they all went bang. For what I was after, they will work well as most likely they will never be fired.