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Hey Y'all...I'm in The Market For A New Very Light 12Ga Semi~Auto Shotgun, 24" Bbl
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Originally posted by 6phunter View PostLol,Go to any skeet tournament,the majority of shooters still shoot the venerable Remminton 1100,and for good reason.Reliability is the number one reason,keep the ports clean and it shoots ,it,S recoil is light enough to shoot through a tournament and a shoot off without punishing your shoulder for the other three hundred rounds ,20ga. X100, .28gax100 and the . 410. People are surprised when I tell them that the guy that breaks all those clays with a Benneli,well he can do it with The 1100 also. You can spend more money if you can afford it,or just want to impress with your new Corvette. Personally for grouse and quail,I always favored the 870 pump. The split second it takes to pump and reload always seemed to help refocus on a disappearing bird.
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Originally posted by 6phunter View PostLol,Go to any skeet tournament,the majority of shooters still shoot the venerable Remminton 1100,and for good reason.Reliability is the number one reason,keep the ports clean and it shoots ,it,S recoil is light enough to shoot through a tournament and a shoot off without punishing your shoulder for the other three hundred rounds ,20ga. X100, .28gax100 and the . 410. People are surprised when I tell them that the guy that breaks all those clays with a Benneli,well he can do it with The 1100 also. You can spend more money if you can afford it,or just want to impress with your new Corvette. Personally for grouse and quail,I always favored the 870 pump. The split second it takes to pump and reload always seemed to help refocus on a disappearing bird.
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Originally posted by 6phunter View PostLol,Go to any skeet tournament,the majority of shooters still shoot the venerable Remminton 1100,and for good reason.Reliability is the number one reason,keep the ports clean and it shoots ,it,S recoil is light enough to shoot through a tournament and a shoot off without punishing your shoulder for the other three hundred rounds ,20ga. X100, .28gax100 and the . 410. People are surprised when I tell them that the guy that breaks all those clays with a Benneli,well he can do it with The 1100 also. You can spend more money if you can afford it,or just want to impress with your new Corvette. Personally for grouse and quail,I always favored the 870 pump. The split second it takes to pump and reload always seemed to help refocus on a disappearing bird.
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Hey Tree ol' buddy.
Seems like a Benelli or Beretta would have an S/A that fits that bill very nicely. Franchi too. Those are the ones that I'm guessing are going to be the lightest weight manufacturers.
As a Dark Horse why not look at TriStar, the price is right and the weight is only slightly higher than those Italian beauties. 12 gauge semi-auto 26" barrel 6.8lbs $529 You could buy 2
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Originally posted by 6phunter View PostLol,Go to any skeet tournament,the majority of shooters still shoot the venerable Remminton 1100,and for good reason.Reliability is the number one reason,keep the ports clean and it shoots ,it,S recoil is light enough to shoot through a tournament and a shoot off without punishing your shoulder for the other three hundred rounds ,20ga. X100, .28gax100 and the . 410. People are surprised when I tell them that the guy that breaks all those clays with a Benneli,well he can do it with The 1100 also. You can spend more money if you can afford it,or just want to impress with your new Corvette. Personally for grouse and quail,I always favored the 870 pump. The split second it takes to pump and reload always seemed to help refocus on a disappearing bird.
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Lol,Go to any skeet tournament,the majority of shooters still shoot the venerable Remminton 1100,and for good reason.Reliability is the number one reason,keep the ports clean and it shoots ,it,S recoil is light enough to shoot through a tournament and a shoot off without punishing your shoulder for the other three hundred rounds ,20ga. X100, .28gax100 and the . 410. People are surprised when I tell them that the guy that breaks all those clays with a Benneli,well he can do it with The 1100 also. You can spend more money if you can afford it,or just want to impress with your new Corvette. Personally for grouse and quail,I always favored the 870 pump. The split second it takes to pump and reload always seemed to help refocus on a disappearing bird.
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Hey TREE, I forgot about the affinity till I saw it on your F&S thread.( man, some craziness over there huh) : ) There again though, dropping to a 20 ga. instantly sheds a full pound.
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Originally posted by 99explorer View PostI lean toward the Benelli line of semi-auto shotguns for their handling characteristics.
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Originally posted by dewman View PostFor a 12 ga auto which is what you're asking about
First choice Franchi 48al
Second choice Beretta A-400 xplor
Why not a 20? I've used a 20 ga 1100 lt-20 for decades and never wished for a 12 once.
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I lean toward the Benelli line of semi-auto shotguns for their handling characteristics.
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Originally posted by dewman View PostFor a 12 ga auto which is what you're asking about
First choice Franchi 48al
Second choice Beretta A-400 xplor
Why not a 20? I've used a 20 ga 1100 lt-20 for decades and never wished for a 12 once.
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For a 12 ga auto which is what you're asking about
First choice Franchi 48al
Second choice Beretta A-400 xplor
Why not a 20? I've used a 20 ga 1100 lt-20 for decades and never wished for a 12 once.
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