Collection: Stoeger
Stoeger parts and accessories are built for practical performance and reliability. Whether you are running an M3000, M3500, or another Stoeger platform, your upgrades should improve function without creating new issues.
We carry Stoeger upgrades that fit correctly, run reliably, and hold up under real use, so your shotgun performs the way it should every time.
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Stoeger M3K Stock Adapter for Magpul SGA stock
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Stoeger Shotguns & Firearms Built for the Field
Explore our collection of Stoeger shotguns and firearms, including semi-automatic, pump-action, over-under, and side-by-side models. From the popular Stoeger M3000, M3020, and M3500 to Condor and Coach Gun shotguns, Stoeger offers practical options for waterfowl, turkey, upland hunting, sporting, and other shooting applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most popular Stoeger shotguns?
The Stoeger M3000, M3020, and M3500 are prominent semi-automatic shotgun families, while the Condor series offers over-under options and the Coach Gun lineup provides side-by-side configurations. Stoeger also offers the P3000 pump-action platform
What is the difference between the Stoeger M3000 and M3500?
Both are inertia-operated semi-automatic shotguns, but one of the biggest differences is chambering. The M3000 is designed for 2¾- and 3-inch 12-gauge shells, while the M3500 can accommodate 2¾-, 3- and 3½-inch 12-gauge loads, making the M3500 particularly relevant to shoppers looking for a 3½-inch hunting shotgun
Are Stoeger shotguns good for waterfowl hunting?
Stoeger offers several shotguns specifically suited to waterfowl hunting. The M3500 Waterfowl Special is a 3½-inch 12-gauge semi-auto designed for demanding waterfowl conditions, while other M3000-series configurations provide additional options for hunters.
Does Stoeger make over-under and side-by-side shotguns?
Yes. Stoeger offers more than semi-automatic shotguns. The Condor family includes over-under models for field, competition, and sporting applications, while the Coach Gun and Uplander families provide side-by-side options.
Resources
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Does Your Shotgun Feel Sluggish But Is Not Jamm...
If your shotgun feels slow but isn’t jamming, it’s usually friction or a weak spring. Learn what causes it and how to fix it before it turns into bigger problems.
Does Your Shotgun Feel Sluggish But Is Not Jamm...
If your shotgun feels slow but isn’t jamming, it’s usually friction or a weak spring. Learn what causes it and how to fix it before it turns into bigger problems.
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Cold Weather Shotgun Problems (And How to Keep ...
Cold weather can expose weak points in your shotgun setup. Learn the most common winter shotgun problems and how to keep your gun running in real conditions.
Cold Weather Shotgun Problems (And How to Keep ...
Cold weather can expose weak points in your shotgun setup. Learn the most common winter shotgun problems and how to keep your gun running in real conditions.
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Shotgun Follower vs Magazine Spring: What Actua...
Is it your shotgun follower or magazine spring causing feeding problems? Learn how to tell the difference and fix the issue the right way.
Shotgun Follower vs Magazine Spring: What Actua...
Is it your shotgun follower or magazine spring causing feeding problems? Learn how to tell the difference and fix the issue the right way.