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Yeah... it takes after it's owner (me).....
You must have miss heard me. I said it was SEXY. Not SNARKY
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Yeah... it takes after it's owner (me).....
You must have miss heard me. I said it was SEXY. Not SNARKY
You been drug.@Baseacegoku don't you drag me into this....
Thank you for the advise. I have purchased an SX3 since I started this thread in 2017Benelli M2
SBE3
New Browning A5
Franchi Affinity
Not a fan of gas guns. All these have synthetic camo options for the duck blind and all are excellent pheasant guns although for upland I prefer a 20ga to knock another pound off. The Franchi is the least expensive option. Usually 600-700 on sale out the door. The other ones are 1220-1500.
Not a bad choice. Light enough.Thank you for the advise. I have purchased an SX3 since I started this thread in 2017
It's not to heavy. black synthetic stock, so the weather isn't an issue, shoots up to 3 1/2 shells, and has never jammed on me. For a Cabela's used gun that I got for a steal, it has been a great firearm.Not a bad choice. Light enough.
In spite of a 3 year old thread...
We have the biggest selection available of really great semi autos that we've ever had.
My "group" of really serious waterfowlers have standardized on the SX's, (I have an SX2), but there are also other really great choices.
The OP did well, even if it is old news.
In spite of a 2-year old thread...
We have the biggest selection available of really great semi autos that we've ever had.
My "group" of really serious waterfowlers have standardized on the SX's, (I have an SX2), but there are also other really great choices.
The OP did well, even if it is old news.
FTFY