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#7 on this list
V3 Waterfowl Pro
Remington
VersaPort gas system self-regulates between light and heavy loads without adjustment.
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#8 on this list
Masai Mara
Retay Arms
Inertia Plus system solves the bolt-unlocking problem that plagues inertia guns in the blind.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | V3 Waterfowl Pro | Masai Mara |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Remington | Retay Arms |
| Model | V3 Waterfowl Pro | — |
| Action | Semi-Automatic (Gas-Operated) | Inertia-driven |
| Chamber | 12 Gauge, up to 3" | 3" or 3.5" (model dependent) |
| Key Feature | VersaPort Gas System | — |
| Intended Use | Waterfowl Hunting | — |
| Gauge options | — | 12, 20 |
| Origin | — | Turkey |
| Receiver | — | Aluminum alloy |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
V3 Waterfowl Pro
- Unrivaled VersaPort gas system handles all loads seamlessly
- Excellent recoil reduction, comfortable for extended shooting
- Oversized controls ideal for gloved operation
- Highly durable Cerakote finish and synthetic stock for harsh conditions
- Reliable cycling with diverse ammunition types
- Heavier than some competitors, noticeable on long carries
- Utilitarian aesthetics, not a showpiece shotgun
- Fixed length of pull may not suit all shooters perfectly
Masai Mara
- Inertia Plus system virtually eliminates bolt-unlocking failures
- Excellent fit and finish, competitive with higher-priced shotguns
- Reliable cycling across a wide range of ammunition types
- Durable finishes and chrome-lined barrel for longevity in harsh conditions
- Good balance and swing characteristics for fast-moving targets
- Higher price point than many entry-level inertia shotguns
- Limited aftermarket accessory support compared to older established brands
- Weight may be slightly heavy for some upland hunters
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