I bought a stoeger, I love that silly thing. Durable and easy to shoot. Points naturally. All I ever do with it is shoot silhouettes. I set a couple large targets out and tap them from a rest position, and can get them both in about a second.
Once there was a set of steel at my range, set out at 100. I decided to check it out with 00 shot rounds, just like I do at the thirty yard I normally shoot at.
I rang the steel with almost every shot. If I ever find myself with a pair of villains facing me at 100 yards I can certainly give them a boo-boo.
Yep, I've seen a few of the Stoegers. Brazilian-made and generally they got good reviews.
See, e.g.:
https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2011/1/12/stoeger-coach-gun/
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