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Yeah, I don't like the looks of the carbon fiber, and the fact that it is epoxied on isn't too exciting. Kind of like the Beretta auto they came out with for shooting sporting clays. The main feature is that it can break in half like an o/u so that everybody at the range will know it is safe when broken open. Of course, it can only fire two shells. Oh yeah, the other big selling point was that it absorbed recoil like other autos. Personally, I would rather spend the money on a 391 that looks safe with the bolt open and that nobody should ever be in fear of their life from because the muzzle should never be pointed at them. Oh yeah, did I mention that the 391 has the ability to fire 3 shells and it also is an auto that absorbs recoil.
I have no idea what these manufacturers are trying to do with shotguns, but they aren't getting me to buy either of them.
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04-21-2006, 07:23 PM
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