Bash,

Browning makes very nice guns. They tend to get a little expensive, but you get what you pay for. Speaking of pulling that AR out of the case, you should have seen the looks I used to get when I showed up with my riot gun. I had just got done shooting one day, and had an arsenal in my trunk, when I got pulled over by a local cop. I was 18 and this cop used to bust my nuts all the time. He was always nice and never gave me a ticket, but always checked my car for beer. He told me to pop the trunk and I had my pistol, Weatherby, and the riot gun in there, with the case of beer I had gotten for that night. Just picture this. Here I am in the middle of a convenient store parking lot, with a cop holding a stainless steel 12 guage with an 18 inch barrel, up to his shoulder. He told me to get the guns home and stay out of town with the beer tonight.

Most of my guns are pumps, except the side by side and my 22's. The reason for this is because I am left handed and have a hard time finding left handed bolts.

 

I shoot quite a bit of sporting clays and skeet and duck hunt all the time. I've always said you can't go wrong with the two B's: Beretta and Browning. Yes, they are expensive, but they're great shotguns. My four year old Beretta 390 has literally never jammed in the field. It cycles 7/8 oz. reloads so it's a very versatile shotgun. I started using a Browning Gold 3.5" last season and love it; I just don't have the history with it yet. Again, my .02 - KAL

 

 

my family is big in to hipower rifle shooting that is how I knew. my fater has a gun almost identicle but he runs iron sights for competition. you would be suprised at how far that gun can shoot he has won 1000yd matches with his