I just bought a BPS Invector for $500 from a family friend.

Haven't shot it yet, but it came with a slug barrel, Leupold scope, and three different chokes.

It was his deer shotgun, but now he can use a rifle instead.

I got it at half price, so it was a great deal.

Just wondering if anyone has had experience with it and if that experience was good or bad.

I bought my oldest son a BPS Micro several years ago, and it's a pretty sweet little pump gun. It's very smooth operating, and in my opinion, much more stylish than an 870 or a Mossberg 500. I'm sure it will perform as well as the next gun shooting slugs, but I don't know because we didn't have the slug barrel. Did you get the wood stock or composite?

The BPS is one of the best pumps on the market.

I have a BPS synthetic stalker, I love the bottom ejection, but don't every try to take the darn thing totally apart, I ended up having to take it to a gunsmith to put the ejectors back in correctly.

I bought my oldest son a BPS Micro several years ago, and it's a pretty sweet little pump gun. It's very smooth operating, and in my opinion, much more stylish than an 870 or a Mossberg 500. I'm sure it will perform as well as the next gun shooting slugs, but I don't know because we didn't have the slug barrel. Did you get the wood stock or composite?

Its got a wood stock on it. It's one of the best looking shotguns I've seen in person.

I bought my oldest son a BPS Micro several years ago, and it's a pretty sweet little pump gun. It's very smooth operating, and in my opinion, much more stylish than an 870 or a Mossberg 500. I'm sure it will perform as well as the next gun shooting slugs, but I don't know because we didn't have the slug barrel. Did you get the wood stock or composite?

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ehhh would say more stylish than the pre '85 wingmaster. my dads got one and i use the slug barrel for deer. if it had a 3" chamber id use it for ducks and geese