Mossberg SA-20 All Purpose Field 20 Gauge Semi Auto Shotgun, Satin – 75789

Excellent fit and finish. So far, fired 200 rds. of mixed 7/8 to 1 1/4 oz. loads. No malfunctions of any kind. Only one problem. I want another one.

Recent shoulder surgery made it difficult to continue shooting 150 clay targets each week with my 20 gauge O/U. The Mossberg SA20 has made it less punishing by easing the recoil on the tender shoulder. Its light weight and ease of loading make it all a worthwhile purchase! I'm nearly back to the full round of 100 Sporting Clays, to add to the 50 skeet birds.

Went clay shooting for the first time with my fiance and ended up falling in love with it. Less than a week later I had ordered this and was excited to receive it. On the first day I got it i put 100 rounds through it with no problems. 2 Days later i put another 100 rounds with 1 small problem. The stock had started to come loose. I took the stock pad off and tightened the screw and continued to shoot. The stock stayed tight with no further problems.

The Mossberg SA line is the best value out there in the semi-auto 20, 28 gauges. I bought the 28 gauge earlier this year to teach my grandchildren how to shoot, and liked it so much that i got the 20 gauge too. The walnut is nicely done, it's a breeze to clean and it is soft shooting to boot. The trigger on the 28 gauge was excessively heavy and I replaced it with a spring from M Carbo and now it is better. The 20 gauge trigger doesn't seem to be as heavy and has a lighter pull weight than the … Read More

Lightweight soft shooting gun. At first I could not shoot light loads but after 250 rounds it now works good with light loads. Aims good swings great. I would hunt with it or take it on long trips but i mainly shoot clay PIGEONs and it works great. Good gun for the money.

its a nice gun overall. i was just a little dissapointed it was just a turkisk tristar. i should have done a little more research. i cant believe that nobody in the states can make a semi auto for less than a grand.

At first I did not like this Mossberg SA 20ga. Reason was in shooting skeet my score dropped very much. After some time I began trying out the different stock shims included with the Mossberg. That was great because the adjusted stock got me on target. Now I'am busting clay's just as well as I do with a 12ga 23's 24's and even 25 now and then. Great shotgun and good value, that's my opinion.

I feel this is a very good shotgun for the money. Yes, it's a bit crude in some ways, but you're not paying $1,200 for it either. It's a field gun, the trigger pull is a bit strong and it took some heavy field loads to "break it in" to then eject target loads.