New for 2021: Stoeger M3500 Snow Goose Shotgun

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posted on February 25, 2021
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On a field day at Prospect Hall Hunting Club in West Virginia, American Hunter Executive Editor Jon Draper tests out the Stoeger M3500 Snow Goose. Built for high-volume snow goose hunting, the shotgun comes in a distressed white Cerakote, with black accenting. Holding 10+1 rounds, the gun is designed around the M3500 action for years of reliable service. For more information, check out the video above, or visit stoegerindustries.comMSRP: $899

Stoeger M3500 Snow Goose Shotgun

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