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Forget the bear spray, use wasp killer. Concentrated delivery stream, 10X the product, and only $3.00 on sale.
See if you can borrow a Benelli; I find them had on the shoulder and face. I only shoot Beretta's a lot softer shooting. My SP10 Remgington shoots softer than a SBE. PS I shoot at least 400+ rounds a month at Sporting Clays. My Winchester SX the same as a Browing craped out at 500 rounds and is heading back for repairs.
Winchester SX3. Best shot gun I have ever shot. Very happy with my purchase 2 seasons ago. I have had no problems with it. As much as I like it and recommend it to other people I think that when you get into shot guns in this price range, they all perform. It just matters what fits you best. Just my
You know, I have seen just about every semi auto come threw the duck blind over the years. Most days they work. Most have failed at some point. Freezing rain, sand, crappy shells etc... Pump guns and over under's just work. Not wanting to change your mind from an auto, cause they are great. Just wanted to give you someting to think about. My duck hunting buddies have all gone through the "auto" stage and are back to a pump gun, (mostly a simple 870express) or a Browning Citori. If you want to get a High dollar gun, try a 3 1/2 Citori, great shotgun!
I shoot an SX3, which is supposed to be the fastest shotgun in the world, but you will never need to shoot as fast as it does. I like how it can shoot a 3 1/2 inch. Don't really use it much, but it is nice to have just in case you want to. It is comfortable and shoots well. It is pretty light. My dad owns a Vinci, which is even lighter. I have shot it and it is comfortable as well and shoots nice also.
I will get flamed for this but i vote for a Baikal....great product at a great price...http://youtu.be/XhBQ1I9bUik