Thanks
Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2004 6:45 am
Thanks guys,
I ended up with a beretta extrema in Hardwoods camo $1034.00
I ended up with a beretta extrema in Hardwoods camo $1034.00
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Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2004 7:33 am
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Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2004 8:51 am
No matter what kinda crap the marketing departments put out, you cannot make a gun lighter and reduce free recoil unless you put a piston in your stock. If you don't believe me, ask your high school physics teacher. You want to reduce free recoil by 10%, the only way to do it is make the gun 14 oz heavier.
The only gun maker I have ever been asked to sue (twice) for failing to honor their warranty (for barrel rings cracking and the barrels falling off the guns and landing in the mud) is Benelli.
You pay your money, you take your chance with any gun.
I still wanna know why all my Brownings never have these "internet myth" jamming problems.
And yeah, I know most of the better gunsmiths in this state, and the ones nationally who work on tournament guns. They all say the same thing, 95% of all problems with all guns are guys who just won't clean the damn things.
Go figure.
The only gun maker I have ever been asked to sue (twice) for failing to honor their warranty (for barrel rings cracking and the barrels falling off the guns and landing in the mud) is Benelli.
You pay your money, you take your chance with any gun.
I still wanna know why all my Brownings never have these "internet myth" jamming problems.
And yeah, I know most of the better gunsmiths in this state, and the ones nationally who work on tournament guns. They all say the same thing, 95% of all problems with all guns are guys who just won't clean the damn things.
Go figure.