All the guns mentioned are great guns.
I began shooting a Beretta because the gun I bought fit me very well, right off the rack and I could hit with it.
Berettas are also highly dependable. You'll rarely have a mechanical issue with them.
I shoot a lot of skeet and clays at my gun club. My Berettas have never failed me in a shoot or on a hunt.
Accessories like chokes, cases and optional equipment are easily available for Berettas.
And should you ever need repair work, any competent gunsmith will be well versed on a Beretta.

Like others here I would suggest a Silver Pigeon I with a two barrel set in 20/28. They are available locally or used guns can be found on many online auctions. Gunbroker has several new sets right now starting at around $1850.
Another option would be the Pigeon in 20 gauge with a set of 28 gauge companion tubes. The tube option might save some money.

I own numerous shotguns but for dove, quail and pheasant hunting, my Beretta 20 gauge is one sweet shooting scattergun.
Good luck and good shooting!