Stoeger

M3020

Reviewed

msrp

$599.00–$699.00

Quick Specs

Gauge(s):	20
Chamber Size(s):	3
Weight:	5.5 – 5.7
Length of Pull:	13.125, 14.25
Adjustable Drop/Cast:	Yes
Left Hand Models:	No

*There may be some difference between the shotgun model on this page and the shotgun reviewed in this video.

TFL Review Summary

The M3020 is pretty light and feels decent in the hands, but we had a lot of issues with the Stoeger M3020 cycling shells in our review. Now, there can be a break-in period on guns, but we went above and beyond to try to get this shotgun to cycle reliably, and it wouldn't. If it cycled well, it would be a decent gun for the money but based on our review, we don't have the confidence to make that recommendation.

Value Rating

The Value Rating is based on the overall score of a gun when compared to its price. You can view it as bang for the buck.

3.5/5

Overall Score

The Overall Score is based on a combination of looks, recoil, reliability, ergonimics, and overall shooting vibes.

6.4/10

Manufacturer Summary

The M3020 3-inch chambered, 20-gauge, Inertia Driven semi-automatic shotgun joins Stoeger's line of high-quality, affordable firearms. Versatility, value and solid reliability make the M3020 ideal for waterfowl, wild turkey, or upland game. The M3020 handles a full range of loads, from 2 3/4-inch up to the potent 3-inch magnum without adjustment. For reliability and performance, no other 20-ga. semi-auto in its price range compares.