Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: RustneckNW on June 09, 2010, 11:59:07 AM
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Went for a ride with the Father in law to Cabelas and found a new toy!
Benelli Nova used for $239.99! I've been needing a workhorse 12ga, one that can take the 3 1/2's also, and I think this will fill that gap nicely.
Wife wasn't too pleased, of course... the next shotgun was supposed to be hers!
Now; To the trap range!
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cant go wrong with benelli. The nova is a great gun. Mine is runnin strong as ever!
Wildfire
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That's CHEAP! was it used or NIB? Either way $239 for a nice shotgun is a steal!
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It's used, but new to me! It's unbelievably clean, barrel looks perfect.
The best part of it is my father in law saw it first, but he just bought a Rem 887 in the same camo pattern new for like $550 less that a week before at Cabela's. He was pissed! He just handed it to me and walked away... I didn't let go until I had a reciept. :chuckle:
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should make you a great gun
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I shoot a Benelli Nova and love it. It is a solid gun that hasn't let me down. :IBCOOL:
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Anyone have experience with the mercury recoil reducing thingie you can put in the stock?
Just wondering if spending the hundred bucks on that hurts more than a days worth of shooting goose loads...
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Anyone have experience with the mercury recoil reducing thingie you can put in the stock?
Just wondering if spending the hundred bucks on that hurts more than a days worth of shooting goose loads...
I have a buddy that has one and he says it helps quite a bit. I don't notice the kick when I'm hunting so I never wanted one. You mine as well just go buy a SBE 2 :chuckle:
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I have tossed around the idea of a recoil pad for mine. If you are shooting 3 1/2's all day then it can start to punish your shoulder after a while. I actually started shooting 3's towards the end of the season just to avoid the problem. I didn't find that my hit ratio was any better or worse but there is something about shooting 3 1/2's that gives me more confidence... :dunno:
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I just keep thinking: Spend it on ammo... bruises heal...
Still, when you get a new toy, you want all the stuff that goes with it, right? :rolleyes:
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i shoot a slip on pad on all my shotguns when waterfowl hunting because 99% of the time i am shooting 3.5" shells and i like the little added length to my shotguns as well fits me better
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my buddy got that thing and said it works alright but not really worth the extra weight.