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Old 07-20-2011, 01:33 PM
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but shoot 10x's better than any other pump on the market I can assure that.
I'll have to disagree wit ya on this one. I have one and use it only for turkeys. It's a big heavy rattle trap. Only reason I got it is cuz I won it in a skeet shoot. Any other time I'm shootin my 870 wingmaster. Das a sweet shootin pump.
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Old 07-20-2011, 01:48 PM
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I'll have to disagree wit ya on this one. I have one and use it only for turkeys. It's a big heavy rattle trap. Only reason I got it is cuz I won it in a skeet shoot. Any other time I'm shootin my 870 wingmaster. Das a sweet shootin pump.
I got a wing master too. To pretty of a gun to bring in the marsh that we hunt.

Your right on the rattling part though.. My wingmaster kicks my a$$ with 3 1/2's... super nova is smooth smooth
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Old 07-20-2011, 02:34 PM
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I have the super nova and it doesn't rattle and I treat it like shat!!
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Old 07-20-2011, 02:44 PM
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have both the nova and the 870. Like the nova better.

Someone mentioned the Maxus earlier. I highly recommend that gun! Its bad arse!
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Old 07-20-2011, 02:55 PM
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Old 07-20-2011, 08:28 PM
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Ole Phil and the boys!!! Cool video. I been looking for Duck Commander 15 everywhere, can't find it but online....sucks!!!
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Don't bring no 870 in the marsh it will be rusted piece of junk next day. I can hold my self up with my nova in the marsh then leave it in the back of my truck for a week and pick it up and it goes boom boom boom
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Old 07-20-2011, 09:34 PM
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since this turned into da gun thread here are the three new guns comparisons...shotguns that is.

http://www.chuckhawks.com/improbable...comparison.htm
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They look funny but hear they are very nice. Benelli just came out with the 3.5" Vinci. Think I might scoop one up when Shooters runs their annual 1 year interest free sale. I always buy something. I already got the SBE II and M1. I'm also considering the Browning Maxis.
Why not go to geudan and pick one up at g and h when they have their no tax sale. Price is probably way lower than shooters to begin with and you'll save a few hundred bucks on tax.
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Why not go to geudan and pick one up at g and h when they have their no tax sale. Price is probably way lower than shooters to begin with and you'll save a few hundred bucks on tax.
I like to do the one year no interest. Cost me $150/month for a year.
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since this turned into da gun thread here are the three new guns comparisons...shotguns that is.

http://www.chuckhawks.com/improbable...comparison.htm
That is the 3" Vinci in that comparison. They just came out with the 3.5" Super Vinci. They changed up a few things on it. I held it and a Maxus today at Lafayette Shooters. I like them both alot. But think I'm leaning toward the Super Vinci. For one, I rather Max 4 and browning only has duck blind for duck hunting. And the paint job on the benelli holds up a little better. Have seen alot of browning paint jobs mess up from mosquito spray, etc.
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That is the 3" Vinci in that comparison. They just came out with the 3.5" Super Vinci. They changed up a few things on it. I held it and a Maxus today at Lafayette Shooters. I like them both alot. But think I'm leaning toward the Super Vinci. For one, I rather Max 4 and browning only has duck blind for duck hunting. And the paint job on the benelli holds up a little better. Have seen alot of browning paint jobs mess up from mosquito spray, etc.
I can tell you my maxus paint has chipped already in a couple of spots.
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Don't bring no 870 in the marsh it will be rusted piece of junk next day. I can hold my self up with my nova in the marsh then leave it in the back of my truck for a week and pick it up and it goes boom boom boom
Have to disagree..... Snagged my uncles a 870 out of a canal in Venice, la that went overboard the day before.... Sat outside for the rest of the day without cleaning, and took it out duck hunting the next morning.... No rust or hangups. I've used mine for a push pole before also.... Still shoots fine.... I'm very religious about cleaning my guns though

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Just food for thought....all good guns, while working up North in Michagan I got into a gun club, we shot a case of shells a week(every week). Not kidding.....everyone one shot Berettas, they've tried others but said the Berettas were what lasted & held up. These guys were serious shooters & was nothing to shoot several thousand rounds a month
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That is the 3" Vinci in that comparison. They just came out with the 3.5" Super Vinci. They changed up a few things on it. I held it and a Maxus today at Lafayette Shooters. I like them both alot. But think I'm leaning toward the Super Vinci. For one, I rather Max 4 and browning only has duck blind for duck hunting. And the paint job on the benelli holds up a little better. Have seen alot of browning paint jobs mess up from mosquito spray, etc.
Just wrap it in camoclad....did mine last year, turned out pretty good.
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i would have the xtrema2 but I thought it was too bulky...maybe thats why I do love shooting my maxus......when it shoots lol.
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I don't recommend the Vinci cause of the trigger guard it kills your fingers..sbe II all the way...or of course the ole trusty 870 supermag
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get an over under! you'll never think about a pump again!
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Just food for thought....all good guns, while working up North in Michagan I got into a gun club, we shot a case of shells a week(every week). Not kidding.....everyone one shot Berettas, they've tried others but said the Berettas were what lasted & held up. These guys were serious shooters & was nothing to shoot several thousand rounds a month
Where I hunt in Mexico, that is all they have for you to shoot. Beretta 391s. They prob have 75-100 of them. Very dependable gun. But like Sulphite said, I hate the feel of the Extremas.
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