I am a firm believer in finding one that fits, has the right length of pull, is the right weight and barrel length for you. Regardless of name / maker / cost.
It’s like a suit. A cheaper better fitting suit is more suitable and will look better then spending a fortune on a badly fitting but more expensive equivalent with a fancy name on it. Get one that feels right and fits over the name and prestige. The adjustable bits help but they are tweaking the fundamentals, if you don’t have the basics the fancy bits won’t help. Spending a fortune on the latest most modern gun is pointless if you can’t hit with it.
If I were looking for a replacement gun a Miroku would be top of my list. (It’s a Japanese Browning) they are the perfect blend of quality and cost. So try that for a bit and see how you get on.
I have been fortunate to use some very expensive guns in my time but I shoot no better than when I use my trusty old gun that I have had for years.
Adjustable chokes are handy for swapping between types of shooting and loads but realistically I have never changed mine.
Get out and about and try some would be my suggestion.