WillG

For a variable the TR24 (1-4x) Accupoints are very light weight and the fiber optic illumination is definitely daylight bright.

Very nice. And I know what you mean about continually working on a gun to keep it alive. I have noticed that if you don't keep the 930 cleaned on a regular basis it will come back to bite you. It definitely takes more consistent work than I expected when I bought it. Question on the Beretta - what's the shortest length of pull the stock can be adjusted to?

What sort of shotgun do you run? Edit: As Scrmblr said below, I'm happy with the JM considering what it cost and the minimal amount of work I've had to do to it. No more, no less. It's certainly no Benelli or Versamax, but neither of those were in the budget at the time.

^^This is good advice. As far as "930's don't run," that hasn't been my experience. I bought a 930JM pro about a year ago and have had only two issues with it. Initially the juncture between the magazine tube and nordic extension was a little rough and would catch the follower, but about 10 minutes of light polishing fixed that problem for good. Also, after about 400 rounds the pivot pin for the shell stop broke, causing the gun to stop feeding shells from the magazine tube. Mossberg sent me a replacement pin plus a few extra for my spares bin no questions asked. I haven't had any issues with the shell stop since. I have replaced the stock lifter with a welded and polished lifter from CJ SMith at Sky Tac, and am gradually working through all of the performance tweaks that are recommended for 930s (including adding some of the performance parts from one of those companies in Oregon!). I am happy with the shotgun, especially considering how inexpensive it has been thus far. As long as I keep it clean it runs like a top. Can't speak to the Stoeger but I've read they may have some quirks of their own, and they do require some additional parts to be "3-gun" ready when compared to the 930. .

The Gunner Solutions EZ8 caddies are pretty close as well.