binelli supernova 12 gauge
 

Are these shotguns pretty good and does anyone have any experience with these would use for everything from shooting skeet to hunting geese and turkeys.
thanks
chris

no. but my dad picked up a vinci, and they seem to work fairly well. there all liteweight, and thats nice

I almost bought one. What I liked, were the ones with the recoil reduction stock. What I found were the ones with a plain stock, and 28" barrel. I ended up with a Remington 870 Turkey gun. It has a 23" barrel and a Rem-choke. With the 870 I didn't need a slug barrel. Plus, I could easily find a Turkey choke. A slug barrel for a supernova will cost 2 or 3 times, what it would for an 870. It came down to part availability. Other wise, I liked the supernova better.

If you know how to use the gun, it'll take anything from clay to turkeys. Go and feel it-- I wouldn't ever buy one just because of how they feel to me.. Though I've never experienced any problems with the few I've put shells through.

I have been very happy with mine. I've had it for 2 years now and no problems. Good turkey gun. Pretty basic. It's really a no frills hard working gun. I got mine as a back up for turkey season then ended up using it all season as my main squeeze. I really got it because I wanted a gun that could take a beating and keep on rolling. It's done just that. When I work through the turkey woods I'm anything but gentle on my shot guns. I've dropped it, stepped on it, pushed crap out of the way with it, used it as a crutch to get out of a long sit. lol I've used it for everything it's made for and mostly for stuff it's not made for. Overall it's a good gun. Only down side is the sights that come on it but put a set of Williams Fire Sights on it and you'll be good to go.

im sorry, i have actually used one. i had the opportunity to use one while hunting pheasants in SD. very reliable and light weight. awesome gun for the price for sure..

what do you all think would this gun be better than an inexpensive semi auto