Youth Duck Hunt

[Micah]

Good gun, good luck with everything, I hope he loves duck huntin!

[simplepeddler]

awesome! Way to go!

[PaulMyers]

He'll love that gun! Very nice, not to heavy and easy to clean which is another part of hunting/shooting that he will need to learn.

The two of you made a good choice.

EVO

[ckinchen]

Originally Posted by PaulMyers

He'll love that gun! Very nice, not to heavy and easy to clean which is another part of hunting/shooting that he will need to learn.

The two of you made a good choice.

EVO

We got lucky.....

Growing up in the country, I should know more about guns and hunting than I do, it just never intrested me. I'm starting to take an intrest now, seems like another expensive hobby....

[PaulMyers]

Originally Posted by ckinchen

Other than a Belgium made browning my grandfather gave me that I will not shoot, I do not own a semi-auto. I have the over and under my client makes and this is one of the first 10 guns they made, my serial number is 8 and an 870 pump 12 gauge, that's it. I guess I need to talk to you about what Benelli I need to buy. I want something I can pass down to my kids.

You never have to worry about wasting that third shot with an over/under. I like the 2 I have.

EVO

[all star rod]

Chicken that high$$$$ over and under you got will rust out quicky in the marsh. If you want a Benelli, get the Super Vinci or the SBE2. Both shoot 3.5" shells. The SBE2 I have in my pic was purchsed in 2004. Both guns (super vinci & sbe2) camo model are 1500 plus, good luck.

[ckinchen]

Originally Posted by all star rod

Chicken that high$$$$ over and under you got will rust out quicky in the marsh. If you want a Benelli, get the Super Vinci or the SBE2. Both shoot 3.5" shells. The SBE2 I have in my pic was purchsed in 2004. Both guns (super vinci & sbe2) camo model are 1500 plus, good luck.

Thanks, I am going to look at both of these.

[meaux fishing]

Originally Posted by ckinchen

Thanks, I am going to look at both of these.

I shoot an SBE II and love it

[PaulMyers]

Originally Posted by ckinchen

We got lucky.....

Growing up in the country, I should know more about guns and hunting than I do, it just never intrested me. I'm starting to take an intrest now, seems like another expensive hobby....

Just wait until you get into SCUBA Diving. I have a dive computer that cost me over 1200.00.

EVO

[huntin fool]

remington 1100 20 ga ladies model for kids. I grew up shotting this gun

[Montauk17]

Hard to beat a benelli if you want a auto

[ckinchen]

Originally Posted by Montauk17

Hard to beat a benelli if you want a auto

How do you guys feel about Browning?

[Montauk17]

Originally Posted by ckinchen

How do you guys feel about Browning?

Browning auto rifles are awesome,I have a BAR Safari .270 that I have been hunting with for years without a single problem. Browning auto shotguns on the other hand are not as reliable IMO.

[Super Spook]

Originally Posted by ckinchen

How do you guys feel about Browning?

Check out the Browning Maxus. I know several guys that shoot them and love them. The Winchester Super X 3 is a great gun as well from what I have heard.

[BIGJ]

Originally Posted by Super Spook

Check out the Browning Maxus. I know several guys that shoot them and love them. The Winchester Super X 3 is a great gun as well from what I have heard.

This is the same gun as a Browning Silver. Designed by Browning. Sweet gun.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by ckinchen

How do you guys feel about Browning?

Ask ur boy, he has had mine going on 3 years and won't give it back.

[Hunt Fish Nap]

I have to agree with Hankscke123 about the 28 gauge. There will be less recoil from the 28 gauge than a 20 gauge and the 28 patterns much better. Next to a 12 gauge, the 28 has the best pattern/knock down power than the 20 or 410.

[Micah]

Originally Posted by ckinchen

How do you guys feel about Browning?

All the "B" guns are good....Browning, Benelli and Beretta. All feel different, weigh different and shoot different. I have a Beretta but if I was able to have shot all these guns before hand, I think I would have gone with the Benelli for how light it is.

[all star rod]

Originally Posted by Marsh Boy

All the "B" guns are good....Browning, Benelli and Beretta. All feel different, weigh different and shoot different. I have a Beretta but if I was able to have shot all these guns before hand, I think I would have gone with the Benelli for how light it is.

I agree with Beretta; however, not on the Browning (newer model Automatics).

[Kenner18]

I shoot Brownings with no issues. I have a Gold, Silver, and a Maxus. I work as a guide, so my guns get shot alot and are treated ruff. Never a hang up or malfunction . I shoot 3 1/2 shells all duck season ,and only clean it if it rains on it a couple days in a row .
I wouldnt shoot anything else...It earns a check for the past 10 yrs.