Find a club that loans or rents out guns, and spend more than a little time shooting and you will have your answer. Then again it may be a temporary answer. What I, or any other poster likes may or may not be what you like. Even with the same brand, there are variations between models that you may or may not like. Shooting will give you more answers than a campfire consensus.
A shotgun you may shoot a lot of skeet with, may be one you don't enjoy carrying a lot hunting. It works that way with most people. Shotguns are essentially tools and you know what they say about tools.
Last edited by battue; 06/03/18.
