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Stoeger M3000 Tactical

Stoeger's lower-priced tactical semi-auto — an affordable way into a semi-auto, with a smaller 4+1 tube.

semi-auto12 gauge18.5" barrelChecked October 18, 2026
Illustrative editorial graphic for Stoeger M3000 Tactical; not a manufacturer product photograph
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Who it's for

  • Mid-priced: about $749 list price from the maker.
  • Semi-auto: the action loads the next shell for you, so there's no pump stroke to fumble under stress. Pick ammo it's known to cycle reliably.
  • Adjustable stock length — easier to fit shorter shooters, longer arms, or body armor and winter coats.

Specs

Straight from the maker's product page[1]. "Not listed by maker" means the maker doesn't publish that number.

MakerStoeger Industries
Model used for specs36072 (M3000 Tactical, 12 ga). Stoeger lists no 'M3000 Defense' now; its current tactical/defense semi-autos are the M3000 Tactical (from $749), M3000 Freedom Series Tactical (from $799) and M3K Freedom Series Defense (24" barrel, from $849)
Actionsemi-auto
Gauge12
Chamber3"
Barrel length18.5"
Capacity4+1 (tube)
Overall length40"
Weight6.8 lb
Length of pull13-3/4
StockNot listed by maker
SightsGhost-ring
ChokeNot listed by maker
ReceiverNot listed by maker
FinishTungsten Cerakote receiver; blued barrel; black synthetic stock
Maker list price$749

Features (from the maker)

  • Breacher choke tube and ghost-ring sights standard
  • Enlarged loading port and oversized controls
  • Tactical stock with M-LOK and QD cup mounting points
  • Receiver drilled and tapped
  • Minimum recommended load 3-dram, 1-1/8-oz.

Set it up

Gear that fits most home-defense setups. Check fitment for the exact Stoeger M3000 Tactical model you buy.

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Sources

  1. Stoeger Industries — Stoeger M3000 Tactical product page
  2. Spec source

Last checked October 18, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Send a correction.