New Shotgun

[SaltERedneck]

I havent brought it to the shop... It has only done this to me a few times before i realized what it was doing. didnt know if there was a tighter spring you can add to it to keep it closed at all times. I have a bad habit of fidling with the chamber when no birds are around so i had to quit doing that 1st. 2nd i was placing the the gun with the chamber down on my shoulder during slow times... guess when i unshouldered it pulled back just enough for the pin not to catch. Didnt know if someone had experience with a gunsmith who solved this problem?!!?!?!?

[SULPHITE]

Internet search...someone on a gun forum or hunting forum may have experienced this

[lilrab1989]

i guide the `4 days im in from work thats twice a day an i have shot plenty of guns an im a benelli fan all the way just want to try other ones am i bought the browning A5 an so far from what i shot it i am very happy with my choice

[Reefman]

Originally Posted by FF_T_Warren

That's why I push beretta so freaking much. The quality is dang near untouchable

I happen to own both the Benelli (M2) and Beretta (A400). Beretta hands down is the more reliable. It has never jammed; the Benelli jams up on just about any load from 1 1/4oz to heavy 3" duck loads.

[Bdub]

I ended up buying the new A400. I told the guy at shooters I wanted to check out the SBE 2 and the A400 with intentions on buying the beretta....He picked up the Benelli first and went to check the chamber and the gun jammed, I held the gun and it didn't feel right to me. Moved onto the Beretta and knew it was gonna be mine. I've done some clay shooting 2 times since I got the gun, shot about 100rds of 2 3/4 1 1/8oz trap shot and have no problems yet. The gun is awesome and swings and shoots very well. With that load I literally feel no recoil at all...I'm sure it will be amplified with a 3.5 mag load for goose hunting or even a 3" #2 load but if I'm feeling almost nothing with a 2 3/4 then I should be plenty happy. I'll be shooting again this week so I plan on trying out some different rounds to see how it handles em. Oh and it also cycled the 2 3/4 as fast as I could pull the trigger. Love my new gun and it came with a pretty nice case also.

[specktator]

You will really enjoy it. It's a great gun. Congrats on the new meat stick.

[jlincecum]

great choice. got mine last year and absolutely love it. very little felt recoil even with the 3" loads. I dont hate my shoulder enough to consistently shoot 3.5's but the few I have put threw it felt better than any other gun I've shot.

[connordrake]

i own Both the Xtrema 2 and the New Xtreme, i hate both of them , i just bought a New Browning Maxus , i bought Automatics and have both Beretta's worked on repeatedly for Jamming, i guess im just the unfortunate customer who has puchased 3000 worth of guns that will only shoot 1 or 2 times , dont count on 3 shots in a row not going to happen very often , i clean them all the time , doesnt help .

[connordrake]

and illl be glad to sell 1 or both of them . if i would have wanted a single shotgun i would have bought 1 , brought it back to Shooters to trade it for a Browning , they wouldnt even give me a trade number said they had toooo many of them already .

[Bdub]

Funny you say that, I shot doubles all afternoon Sunday. I would take that up with Beretta instead of Shooters...I'd bet they get that taken care of with the price of these guns.

[bgizzle]

Originally Posted by Bdub

Funny you say that, I shot doubles all afternoon Sunday. I would take that up with Beretta instead of Shooters...I'd bet they get that taken care of with the price of these guns.

X2..... Hate to here that man. I never have issues and hunt a good bit too.

[hawgsquatch]

Originally Posted by SaltERedneck

I havent brought it to the shop... It has only done this to me a few times before i realized what it was doing. didnt know if there was a tighter spring you can add to it to keep it closed at all times. I have a bad habit of fidling with the chamber when no birds are around so i had to quit doing that 1st. 2nd i was placing the the gun with the chamber down on my shoulder during slow times... guess when i unshouldered it pulled back just enough for the pin not to catch. Didnt know if someone had experience with a gunsmith who solved this problem?!!?!?!?

If you replace the cocking actuator handle with the big heavy tactical one from an M-3 it will add some weigh t and reduce this. 35.00 fix. Or just get used to checking the bolt until the gun wears in a few thousand rounds later.

[Raymond]

Anyone purchased one of the lower end shotguns that seem to be advertised weekly by academy?

[MarshRat89]

Originally Posted by Raymond

Anyone purchased one of the lower end shotguns that seem to be advertised weekly by academy?

Uh oh here we go!


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[Raymond]

Value,warranty,quality??

[bgizzle]

Never seen em. What were they?


"Go ahead, share your opinion! I won't cry"

[lilrab1989]

well let me just tell u this Raymond i shoot nothing but the best u are ur dog couldnt hang one season better yet one split with me i get paid for the birds i kill an the birds my dog picks up so when u step up to the big leagues then come talk to me im done dealing with the dumb ****!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Top Dawg]

I want a franchi 20

[Top Dawg]

Originally Posted by lilrab1989

well let me just tell u this Raymond i shoot nothing but the best u are ur dog couldnt hang one season better yet one split with me i get paid for the birds i kill an the birds my dog picks up so when u step up to the big leagues then come talk to me im done dealing with the dumb ****!!!!!!!!!!!!

Damn. He mad. I go some catching up to do.

[MarshRat89]

Originally Posted by Top Dawg

Damn. He mad. I go some catching up to do.

See lost lab and rock dog vs ribbon dog threads. All you need to know is there.




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