Anyone here have one of these?
What are they like and how do you find them to shoot.
Likes & dislikes.
Have just seen this one in the flesh and its very tempting.
https://www.guntrader.uk/guns/shotgu...10420153127004
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Anyone here have one of these?
What are they like and how do you find them to shoot.
Likes & dislikes.
Have just seen this one in the flesh and its very tempting.
https://www.guntrader.uk/guns/shotgu...10420153127004
Looks very nice but its still a "dirty gun", picking fired cases just gets real old real fast. Being a Benelli it will work as advertised.
Perhaps you should buy it and give us a wee report?? :D
Yeah I hear ya on the picking cases:x_x: just pointed so nice and loved the rounded action.
It's a Benelli, cant go wrong if you buy it. Good looking too
what do you mean by this? direct impingment/blow back dirty (I think thats what you mean) but what is picking fired cases?Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
Picking them up off the groundQuote:
Originally Posted by Bill999
Being a tidy Kiwi and picking up ya rubbish ie fired cases:) not leaving them to give hunters a bad name!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill999
I had one of these in a 20ga. (Well it was actually a 50th anniversary but is the same gun with a different engraving set) they are stunning to shoot and are a real pleasure to look at. We do not have any anniversary editions left in stock at Beretta, so all are out in the wild/stores.
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There was a limited edition 12g at Gun City in Pentose. It was a lovely gun and handled well. Gone now.
Would be too scared to dirty it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcche171
This......................and if you shoot a lot of clays then your mates will all be ready at the next stand shouting at you to get your shit together as they are waiting to start!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow
Magnetic stick is your friend:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
Not this year as we got a fraction of the previous few seasons, the group I do opening with that targets parries.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
We would pick up the spent wads.
Cases are easy peasy.
And the mag stick at the gun club is also very handy.
How very serendipitous.Quote:
Originally Posted by csmiffy
When I load black powder 12 gauge I use fibre wads, so no wads to pickup but I am very conscious of the "Pick up your hulls" and[ do so. Moving on, I have just started using a semi 12 g at a local range, not targeting at all, just using the range as an acceptable venue "for noise" as I am working towards getting it to recycle sub sonic loads. However, this involves using a moderator which requires loads to be in plastic wads.
However after returning home and viewing your post and having emptied a box into the blue, I was troubled as to whether I should also have wandered around and "picked up" 25 plastic wads, even if they were not mine.
Your views please.
I think there’s 1 of these models rafaellos at Hunting fishing Tauranga, blinged up to max, with a roundabout 6k price tag, sweet looking gun.
