The Chinese citizen can't own a firearm.

Odd that the Turkish shotguns aren't mentioned. they are everywhere.
KnifeMaker

I chose a used Mossberg 500 made in 1969 and sold by Montgomery Wards under their store brand, Western Field. Cost me  165.

The earlier NORINKO shotguns have one of the smoothest actions I have ever used

I refuse to assist communist governments. China is commie so I will refuse as much as possible buying anything made in China. With guns I definitely have a choice. I choose to refuse!

About 6 years ago I purchased a Mossberg 590 for $600, and an extra Mossberg ribbed  hunting barrel for an additional $200. I bought it as an extra gun for my grandsons who had their own guns already. It became a safe queen and was never used so I recently decided to sell it. I went to five different dealers, one of whom had sold it to me. The gun had never been fired and was in its original box along with the barrel in its original box. I had a hard time finding a dealer who would pay me $400 for both!

Why the hell do we want to buy something from China? The hell's wrong with you. To hell with China. I will say our gun industry in the US is overpriced big time. They need to get their house in order.

I have the Mossberg 590a1 retrograde and it didn't cost even half of that $1800 at about $800 and the retrograde I bought cost more than the regular 590a1 Mossberg.

And you can buy the Mossberg Maverick for around $200. Brand quality does mean something and a good brand has higher resale value too.

i used to have a mossberg 500 years ago, have a maverick 88 now, i do want a mossberg 591, .... but the reliability of the 500 compared to the 88 is identical in my experience,  both have worked flawlessly, in some ways i actually like the 88 a little better, holds 7 in the tube instead of just 4, and i can fire all loads including slugs out of the same 20 inch barrel, however the 500 had 2 barrels, one 18.5 inch, other 28 inch... only the 18.5 could fire slugs, the 28 was choked for tighter shot patterns, slug would mushroom it. ... so if you are specifically needing a tight shot pattern for things like skeet shooting or bird hunting, the 500 is better. other than that, over all the 88 a bit more versatile without stopping to change barrels, slugs a hair more accurate since 20 vs. 18.5 inches, . .. and could still put a pistol grip on it if  wanted to, same as the 500, still makes a decent close quarters overall legnth, just 1.5 inches longer than the 500 set up the same way, 1.5 inches is almost nothing when you already holding a roughly 2.5 to 3 foot long thing anyway.  both of them are great guns, both of them will do the job in general, just very minor differences that may or may not be important to your specific use is all.... oh and btw, even though the 88 is not drilled for mounts of any kind, you can get mounts made specifically for the 88 for optics and such, have not tried them myself, so no idea how well they work, but they are available.

No, I most definitely would NOT pick up a thousand dollar shotgun (unless I’m a lot wealthier) over cheaper shotguns. I’ll disassemble, sand, clean, and lube whatever I have to make it run like butter.

Remington isn't going anywhere?👍 With all of the affordable imports from Turkey who needs China?

This is probably one of the most misleading videos I have seen in a while. You're talking about a semi auto, well engineered, very well tuned shotgun, compared to a pump action. You might as well be comparing a royal enfield motorcycle to a Lexus. Both have motors and wheels and use gas
But they are not the same machine

Ai crap. You just can’t trust any information that comes from an Ai source.

I bought a Stevens Mdl 350 for like a 160 bucks. It is a Mdl. 37 Ithaca trench gun , is it rough, and raw, yes it is. Tore it apart, and cleaned up the parts its not as smooth as the old Mdl 37. Does it work yes it does, how long it will hold up GOKs but for a 200 dollar truck gun it aint bad.

As likely to kill the shooter as the target.

Chinese steel is good and much cheaper than US type. Chinese polymer too. Manufacturing is modern, efficient and highly automated. That´s why their retail price is lower than US cost.

I don't know why A Eye thinks I need a historical lesson or an introduction which includes everything that what it is talking about is not. I don't. Just get to the Flucking point. You made a 20 min. video and you lost me at 5 minutes. A waste of time for you and for me.

It is unlawful to import Chinese fire arms or ammunition into the United States.

If you want to go cheap, buy the Mavarick or maybe a Turkish-built gun (they are probably better than the Chinese guns).
The Turks also make good semi-autos. But I'd stick with the Mossberg 940. The few hundred dollars you might save with the China gun is small for what you would otherwise give up.

Good idea. Buy China:)