Are the Escort shot-guns worth a hoot? What choke tubes do they use?
I currently shoot a Browning Silver Waterfowl model, but being a left-handed shooter it would be nice to not have shells crossing my vision or blow back debris in the eye.
I have a few "Legacy" guns, some good, some not so good.
Are these guns tough enough to handle waterfowl loads, and conditions?
Would really appreciate any insight someone who owns or has experience with the firearm/brand.

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Are the Escort shot-guns worth a hoot? What choke tubes do they use?
I currently shoot a Browning Silver Waterfowl model, but being a left-handed shooter it would be nice to not have shells crossing my vision or blow back debris in the eye. 
I have a few "Legacy" guns, some good, some not so good. 
Are these guns tough enough to handle waterfowl loads, and conditions?
Would really appreciate any insight someone who owns or has experience with the firearm/brand.

Evan M. · Answer

While I do not personally have experience with these shotguns, I have heard many good things about them. Not sure what kind of chokes they use, but according to Escort, they come with five; C, IC, M, IM & F.

Randy B. · Answer

I personally don't own one but my friend has one he turkey hunts with and has had it for about 3 years now with complaints. For the price it's a good deal.

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