Top-Selling Semi Auto Shotguns on GunBroker (September 2025)
If you love smooth-cycling scatterguns, September brought plenty to talk about. We pulled the latest new sales rankings for Semi Auto Shotguns on GunBroker and found a market split between wallet-friendly imports and premium names built for birds, clays, and duty use. Below I break down the leaders, prices shoppers actually paid (the median), and what it all means when you’re choosing your next shotgun.
Snapshot: What the Dashboard Shows
- Category: Semi Auto Shotguns (New condition)
- Timeframe: September 2025
- Data: Market share of units sold with the median sell price for each brand and family (model line)
Top-Selling Brands: Budget vs. Premium Lanes
GForce Arms grabbed the top spot with a massive unit share, driven by ultra-affordable price points. Right behind it, Beretta and Benelli anchored the premium lane with proven hunting and competition pedigrees. Browning, Mossberg, and Franchi rounded out the middle, offering feature-rich options without top-shelf pricing.
| Brand | Market Share | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| GForce Arms | 22.0% | $238 |
| Beretta | 16.1% | $1,359 |
| Benelli | 13.0% | $1,829 |
| Browning | 7.6% | $1,503 |
| Mossberg | 6.1% | $764 |
| Franchi | 5.5% | $1,037 |
| Winchester | 4.5% | $525 |
| Stoeger | 2.4% | $601 |
| TriStar | 2.1% | $444 |
| Weatherby | 1.2% | $835 |
| Escort | 1.0% | $301 |
| Tokarev Shotguns | 0.9% | $226 |
| Vezir Arms | 0.9% | $173 |
| Military Armament Corp (MAC) | 0.9% | $435 |
| Retay | 0.9% | $924 |
Plain-English Takeaways
- Value surge: Sub-$300 imports (GForce, Tokarev, Vezir) pulled big unit counts. That tells us many buyers want a “first semi-auto” or a budget truck gun.
- Premium still performs: Beretta and Benelli command higher prices—and still move serious volume. Hunters and serious clay shooters are paying for proven reliability.
- Balanced middle: Mossberg, Franchi, and Browning keep a steady share with versatile models suited for clays, marshes, and deer blinds.
Top-Selling Model Families: What Shoppers Actually Picked
Looking at families (model lines) gives us the “which exact shotgun?” view. The GForce Arms GF Series took first, while Beretta’s A400 and A300 led the premium and mid-premium action. Waterfowl favorites like the Benelli Super Black Eagle and Browning A5 stayed hot heading into fall.
| Family (Model Line) | Market Share | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| GForce Arms GF Series | 11.1% | $239 |
| Beretta A400 | 6.6% | $1,671 |
| Beretta A300 | 5.7% | $896 |
| Benelli Super Black Eagle | 3.8% | $1,870 |
| Browning A5 | 3.7% | $1,794 |
| Beretta Model 1301 Shotguns | 3.5% | $1,525 |
| Benelli M2 | 2.2% | $1,327 |
| Mossberg Model 940 Shotguns | 2.2% | $869 |
| Browning Silver | 2.1% | $909 |
| GForce Arms Refuge | 2.0% | $251 |
| Benelli M4 | 1.8% | $2,068 |
| Mossberg Model 930 Shotguns | 1.6% | $902 |
| Benelli Montefeltro | 1.4% | $1,575 |
| Browning Maxus | 1.4% | $1,592 |
| TriStar Viper G2 | 1.4% | $470 |
How to Use This When Buying
- Home defense / budget: GF Series and Refuge from GForce deliver semi-auto function at entry prices. Expect basic finishes and simple feature sets.
- Hunting workhorses: Beretta A300/A400, Benelli SBE, and Browning A5 are perennial picks for ducks, geese, and upland—with strong resale value.
- Competition & training: Beretta 1301 and Benelli M2/M4 have fast cycling and robust aftermarket support.
Noteworthy Details From the Dashboard
- Activity cues: Model mix leans heavily toward hunting and clays, with a slice of tactical/defense (1301, M4).
- Price bands: Clear split between sub-$500 value buys and $1,300–$2,000 premium choices.
- Safety & fit: Regardless of price, prioritize proper fit, safe handling, and quality ammo to keep any semi-auto running smoothly.
Your Turn
Do these rankings match what you’re seeing at the range or blind? Drop your experience in the comments—what’s been flawless for you, and what needed extra tuning? If you found this helpful, share it with a buddy gearing up for the season.