Shotguns for Sale in Iowa
In pheasant country, the shotgun is still king. Iowa's upland and waterfowl seasons keep a good scattergun busy, and slug guns still put venison in the freezer come deer season. We stock pump and semi-auto shotguns in 12 and 20 gauge — field guns, home-defense models, and dedicated slug guns — all shipped to a licensed Iowa dealer.
Shotguns In Stock
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STEVENS 320
GARAYSAR FEAR 109
REMINGTON 1100
REMINGTON 870 Magnum Wingmaster
REMINGTON 1100
MOSSBERG 500A
BROWNING BPS
WINCHESTER SXP
WINCHESTER 50
BENELLI SUPER BLACL EAGLE 3
MARLIN Model 44
REMINGTON 11-87 SPORTSMAN
One gun for Iowa birds and deer?
A lot of Iowans run a single 12-gauge pump with two barrels — a vented field barrel for pheasant and waterfowl, and a rifled slug barrel for deer season. The Mossberg 500/590 and Remington 870 have done this for generations and parts are everywhere. If you want less felt recoil on long dove and duck days, a gas semi-auto soaks it up nicely.
12 or 20 gauge?
The 12-gauge is the do-everything choice with the widest ammo selection. A 20-gauge kicks less and carries lighter — a great fit for younger or smaller-framed shooters and plenty of gun for upland birds. For dedicated slug-season deer hunting, a rifled slug barrel with a scope turns a shotgun into a legitimate 150-yard deer gun.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a shotgun for deer in Iowa?
What gauge is best for pheasant hunting in Iowa?
Do shotguns ship to my house in Iowa?
Pheasant guns to slug guns
We know Iowa seasons and we shoot them. Tell us if it's birds, ducks, deer, or the closet by the door, and we'll match the gun. Shipped to your Iowa FFL.