Hey guys, does anyone have experience with the Franchi Affinity 3 ? I'm looking to upgrade from my Stoeger M3000 and these Franchise look like the business.
Juts the standard black model, can't swing high enough for the elite.
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Hey guys, does anyone have experience with the Franchi Affinity 3 ? I'm looking to upgrade from my Stoeger M3000 and these Franchise look like the business.
Juts the standard black model, can't swing high enough for the elite.
pretty good gun, basically an italian made stoeger so better tolerences/machining plus a 7year warranty still has controlled rd feed and inertia action so same manual of arms and cleaning process as your stoeger
I like these guys for reviews , they pull no punches when reviewing unlike some USA sights/ magazines dependent on manufactures money for advertising.
https://www.sportingshooter.co.uk/ki...tested-8104542
Seem to be generally a fairly good choice.
Great warranty.
buy a fabarm !
Funny you say that, two guys I shoot with use fabarm, where do I find one?Quote:
Originally Posted by gonetropo
GC has a few nationwide
having owned all sorts of 12gu semi's its my favorite mainly as its soft on the shoulder and lightweight
Thanks for the link @jakewire that's pretty similar to other reviews I've seen so that's promising.
Just realized I should have out this on the shotgunning section:yaeh am not durnk:
Good guns. Pretty much a Benelli M2. They even have Benelli stamped on the receiver
Owned by Beretta Corp (So are Benelli and Stoeger) and are basically a Benelli M2 without the recoil reduction system in the stock. A good gun and a very good step up from the Stoeger.
Hey team, went into my local yesterday and picked a few up and got a feel for them.
They had an Affinity, Beretta A300 and a Benelli m2.
Ended up taking home the Affinity as it fitted me the best.
So far so good, only had a few boxes through so far but going great.
Still running well??
Nice! I’ve got the first model Franchi Affinity and it’s been great. It’s my spare gun now since I upgraded to a Beretta. I did the same as you at the time, went instore and shouldered the ones in my price point and the Franchi felt good. Mine has never missed a beat. Very nice little gun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rated M for Magnum