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Re: If you were to buy a new semi-automatic shotgun...
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 10:35 am
by Gordon
So..... this turned into a pump vs. semi-auto rabble fest. No thoughts as to what gun is above and beyond?
Re: If you were to buy a new semi-automatic shotgun...
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 11:18 am
by emptymag
tola18 wrote:So..... this turned into a pump vs. semi-auto rabble fest. No thoughts as to what gun is above and beyond?
Get a M2 or Affinity. Keep your Nova.
Re: If you were to buy a new semi-automatic shotgun...
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 11:19 am
by Nershi
tola18 wrote:So..... this turned into a pump vs. semi-auto rabble fest. No thoughts as to what gun is above and beyond?
How many threads stay on topic in this forum?
As I said Benelli or Beretta. Can't go wrong with either. Whichever feels best in your paws.
Re: If you were to buy a new semi-automatic shotgun...
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 7:43 pm
by delta
Mossberg duck commander edition
Re: If you were to buy a new semi-automatic shotgun...
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 9:10 pm
by emptymag
delta wrote:Mossberg duck commander edition
Pump or semi?
Re: If you were to buy a new semi-automatic shotgun...
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 10:45 am
by tyler
tola18 wrote:So..... this turned into a pump vs. semi-auto rabble fest. No thoughts as to what gun is above and beyond?
browning gold 10 if I had to buy a new gun
Re: If you were to buy a new semi-automatic shotgun...
Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2014 8:28 pm
by StuStiltman
tola18 wrote:So..... this turned into a pump vs. semi-auto rabble fest. No thoughts as to what gun is above and beyond?
Pick a new gun yet? If not I'd suggest looking at a bennelli montefeltro (super 90). Mines jammed twice in the last 12 years, and i dont clean it often, ive never taken the trigger mechanism apart and cleaned that. I use it from September until December, been good to me, it also fits me well which is important as many guys have said already. It comes with shims that can be added or subtracted to fit different guys. Not a 3 1/2 gun but put a pattern master or similar choke in it and that should give you some extra range. Have fun picking the new gun out and let us know what you get!
Re: If you were to buy a new semi-automatic shotgun...
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2014 6:12 am
by dwendt
I cringe when people say "I don't clean my gun a lot"
I know I probably over clean mine but I never understood lack of cleaning it. Last thing I want is it to fail
Re: If you were to buy a new semi-automatic shotgun...
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2014 8:48 pm
by emptymag
dwendt wrote:I cringe when people say "I don't clean my gun a lot"
I know I probably over clean mine but I never understood lack of cleaning it. Last thing I want is it to fail
I hear ya. A few years back I decided to shoot my M2 until it gave me a few problems. It made it one summer of sporting clays, duck season, snow geese then acted up the end of the next summer. Around 2000+ rounds.
Re: If you were to buy a new semi-automatic shotgun...
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2014 8:59 pm
by dwendt
emptymag wrote:dwendt wrote:I cringe when people say "I don't clean my gun a lot"
I know I probably over clean mine but I never understood lack of cleaning it. Last thing I want is it to fail
I hear ya. A few years back I decided to shoot my M2 until it gave me a few problems. It made it one summer of sporting clays, duck season, snow geese then acted up the end of the next summer. Around 2000+ rounds.
That's awesome that you put that many rounds through it and then just started having problems, seems like a lot to me anyways. What ended up being the problem, just gummed up?