FAUSTI SHOT GUNS
05-03-2004, 05:38 PM
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 2,918
RE: FAUSTI SHOT GUNS
Welcome to the forum fill-up.
To be honest with you I've never heard of a Fausti.Not knowing anything about it I would steer away from it.Are parts available for it?. Who imports it?I'm sure it a cheaply made shotgun.You didn't say what it is. A pump,semi auto, single shot O/U or SxS?I would say you'd be better off buying a shotgun that has been proven and not some off the wall brand.
That's just my opinion and you can take it for that......
Ruger Redhawk
To be honest with you I've never heard of a Fausti.Not knowing anything about it I would steer away from it.Are parts available for it?. Who imports it?I'm sure it a cheaply made shotgun.You didn't say what it is. A pump,semi auto, single shot O/U or SxS?I would say you'd be better off buying a shotgun that has been proven and not some off the wall brand.
That's just my opinion and you can take it for that......
Ruger Redhawk
05-07-2004, 03:19 PM
#4
Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 23
RE: FAUSTI SHOT GUNS
I own two Fausti Traditions O/U shotguns. One in 12 ga and one in 410. The 12 ga has been very reliable/dependable. You can order parts from the US distributor. I ordered an extra set of chokes for the 12 ga. I use the 12 ga for duck hunting and it has seen a lot of hard knocks in boats and tank blinds in Arkansas. I have had no problems. I just got the 410 and I love it. It is M/F choke and has almost no recoil. It shots very good patterns. It should be great for squirrels and dove.
