Taurus_9mm

Does anyone own or have experience with the Tristar shotguns? I've been watching some of the videos on youtube and looking at the ones listed on gunbroker. Apparently they're well made and built in Turkey. The price is also very agreeable, the ones I saw earlier going from around $200 - $250. They also had a 20 gauge model although I don't get excited about that chambering like I do the 12 gauge.

Bountyhunter

I don't know anything about them, but they look damn good.

JOHNNY WACKO

My FFL has 1 and it felt a bit ,,,What would you call it ??? Plasticly to me.

Bountyhunter

Probably because it's made out of plastic. :P

JOHNNY WACKO

You are like the cardinal book of knowledge there BH.

gunman42782

We sell em. IMHO, they are junk. For a few bucks more you can buy a Mossberg.

deputy125

warranty, parts, service..........that is the question...........

importers seem to add and then drop models.

Snuffy

I agree, and you won't have to wory about a Mossberg breaking down either Ihave one and it has never failed me, I have hunted some pretty rough country too. Let me say this the birds know that Berg of mine well.

sheepdog

...you can still get a great used Mossy, 870, Winch 1200, or Stevens 67 for $150 or so...and parts to keep 'em runnin'...I like my turkey on my plate...

Snuffy

I was never a Mossberg shotgun man until I traded cheap for one hoping to re-sell it. Changed out the barrel from a mod to a full took it Dove hunting one day only took the cheapest wally world shells I could find and only took one box. Shot 23 shell and had 19 birds, I ain't that great of a shot so don't go gettin any idea's here. Just seems I coudn't miss with that shot gun. Worse yet I didn't have my license either forgot to re new it. So needless to say it was an eye opening experance more ways than one.

Bountyhunter