O/U Shotguns
09-26-2005 | 11:44 AM
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From: Wisconsin
O/U Shotguns
I'm looking to buy anew 20 ga O/U shotgun and wanted some opinions. I will be primarily using it for upland hunting and I'm looking to spend about $1800 (max). There are (3) guns that I'm looking at, but would appreciate any input:
1) Browning, Cynergy
2) Ruger, Red Label
3) Beretta, Silver Pidgeon S
Let me know your thoughts and thanks.
1) Browning, Cynergy
2) Ruger, Red Label
3) Beretta, Silver Pidgeon S
Let me know your thoughts and thanks.
09-26-2005 | 12:21 PM
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From: Wisconsin
RE: O/U Shotguns
Roskoe: Thanks for the great expert opinion. Does this go for even this new style which is only a couple of years old?
Gopher: I own a Browning BPS and have tried the 12 ga Cynergy for size. It fits and feels nice, but would like to find a 20 ga. I would also like to find a place where I could shoot all three (or more if there are other options). The Berretta was recommended to me by a long time wingshooter who said they are wonderful guns.
Rebel: If you still had it I'd buy it from you for $350. Heck, I may even go up to $400!
Gopher: I own a Browning BPS and have tried the 12 ga Cynergy for size. It fits and feels nice, but would like to find a 20 ga. I would also like to find a place where I could shoot all three (or more if there are other options). The Berretta was recommended to me by a long time wingshooter who said they are wonderful guns.
Rebel: If you still had it I'd buy it from you for $350. Heck, I may even go up to $400!
09-26-2005 | 12:26 PM
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Dominant Buck
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From: WC FL
RE: O/U Shotguns
ORIGINAL: porknbeans
Roskoe: Thanks for the great expert opinion. Does this go for even this new style which is only a couple of years old?
Gopher: I own a Browning BPS and have tried the 12 ga Cynergy for size. It fits and feels nice, but would like to find a 20 ga. I would also like to find a place where I could shoot all three (or more if there are other options). The Berretta was recommended to me by a long time wingshooter who said they are wonderful guns.
Rebel: If you still had it I'd buy it from you for $350. Heck, I may even go up to $400!
Roskoe: Thanks for the great expert opinion. Does this go for even this new style which is only a couple of years old?
Gopher: I own a Browning BPS and have tried the 12 ga Cynergy for size. It fits and feels nice, but would like to find a 20 ga. I would also like to find a place where I could shoot all three (or more if there are other options). The Berretta was recommended to me by a long time wingshooter who said they are wonderful guns.
Rebel: If you still had it I'd buy it from you for $350. Heck, I may even go up to $400!
09-26-2005 | 12:45 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Western Nebraska
RE: O/U Shotguns
It's refreshing to see someone willing to spend enough to get a good O/U...instead of some %^*&%#@ built thing.
My personal feelings is that the SKB 505 and other models are to be considered in the top values of over/under shotguns
www.skbshotguns.com
also the Browning Citori
I personally would not recommend any of the ones you have listed.
My personal feelings is that the SKB 505 and other models are to be considered in the top values of over/under shotguns
www.skbshotguns.com
also the Browning Citori
I personally would not recommend any of the ones you have listed.
09-27-2005 | 10:14 AM
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RE: O/U Shotguns
Vapodog:
I hope the guns work better than the website. I've been trying to access it since yesterday and my computer keeps locking up. Maybe I should take it personally.
I'll keep trying and thanks for the suggestion.
I hope the guns work better than the website. I've been trying to access it since yesterday and my computer keeps locking up. Maybe I should take it personally.
I'll keep trying and thanks for the suggestion.
