Over and Under
#2
Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: OKC Ok. USA
As in all things you get what you pay for. For an O/U that is dependable and that has withstood the test of time exspect to pay somewhere in the $1200 range. There's always a lot of good deals on used O/U's out there in the $750 -850 range.
You can always get a inexspensive O/U but ask yourself #1 is it going to hold up for the long haul and #2 if I have a problem is the service of the company any good. Browning,Beretta,Ruger,Fabarm,etc all have a proven track record. Look around and get what fits and feels good to you. Then look at the price.
You can always get a inexspensive O/U but ask yourself #1 is it going to hold up for the long haul and #2 if I have a problem is the service of the company any good. Browning,Beretta,Ruger,Fabarm,etc all have a proven track record. Look around and get what fits and feels good to you. Then look at the price.
#3
Tk, Save up longer and buy a quality O/U instead of a inexpensive one.Browning Beretta, Ruger to name a few make excellent doubles.The old Remington 3200 was a quality shotgun.Check www.gunsamerica.com. You can find new and used quality O/U's for much less then Retail prices.The Ruger Red Labels are a fine shooting O/U.
Ruger Redhawk
..... A Proud NRA Life Member since 1977 .....Ruger Redhawk
Ruger Redhawk
..... A Proud NRA Life Member since 1977 .....Ruger Redhawk
#4
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Western Nebraska
I only recommend two Over/unders.....the Browning Citori and the SKB in a new gun. For used guns, I include all the Maruku's. (SP?)
Maruku currently makes Browning's Over/under and also made the Winchester 101 and some early Charles Dalys. The Belguim made superposed must be added to the buy list however.
Ruger has a serious hit and miss record in customer satisfaction and While I think Beretta is a mechanically sound gun, it just don't fit me.
Franchi also makes a fine over/under, I have one, but not enough experience with it yet.
The odds of buying a less costly new O/U than the SKB 505 and not regretting it is slim in my opinion.
Maruku currently makes Browning's Over/under and also made the Winchester 101 and some early Charles Dalys. The Belguim made superposed must be added to the buy list however.
Ruger has a serious hit and miss record in customer satisfaction and While I think Beretta is a mechanically sound gun, it just don't fit me.
Franchi also makes a fine over/under, I have one, but not enough experience with it yet.
The odds of buying a less costly new O/U than the SKB 505 and not regretting it is slim in my opinion.



