bennelli m/nova
02-23-2008, 10:56 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: bennelli m/nova
I think that's a good price on the Nova. I bought mine back when they first came out and have used it as a dedicated turkey gun. The gun is fairly light in weight and has some pretty stout recoil using 2 oz turkey loads. I only shoot this shotgun 3-4 times a year. I would suggest doing away with the hard rubber butt pad that comes with it and install a slip over Simms pad, this will aid in reducing felt recoil. I am using a Carlson .665" tube along with Winchester Extended Range 3 1/2" #5's and it has'nt let me down yet. I have installed a Leupold 1-4x scope on it and the longest shot on a gobbler has been 51 yards.
I just painted this last week using a digital pattern and it seems to hide itself better than the dipped marsh camo it came with.
I just painted this last week using a digital pattern and it seems to hide itself better than the dipped marsh camo it came with.
02-27-2008, 06:36 AM
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Typical Buck
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RE: bennelli m/nova
buck-i
That is a real good price on a Benneli Nova if it is in good shape and especially if it is camo version with all the chokes?
bobfm10350
I have a guy here in next to me in Indiana that is doing Digital Camo Duro-Coat. If interested shoot me an e-mail.
Mike
That is a real good price on a Benneli Nova if it is in good shape and especially if it is camo version with all the chokes?
bobfm10350
I have a guy here in next to me in Indiana that is doing Digital Camo Duro-Coat. If interested shoot me an e-mail.
Mike
