Remington versa max
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Remington versa max
Thoughts... Recently purchased a benelli Vinci but I don't like to forward safety. Gun shot and performed perfectly but I can't comfortably reach the safety (lefty shooting a right handed gun) Might try to look into a versa max.
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Re: Remington versa max
I got a new one this past friday, shot it on 3 different dove hunts. I shot 6 boxes through it at doves and skeet. It feels and shoots good to me. Didnt jam any this weekend. I was shooting 1 1/8oz loads and seemed it doesnt kick as bad as my browning gold. I havent had a chance to run any bigger shells through it yet, but like it so far.
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Re: Remington versa max
One of my best friends did the road show for them with this gun. He was, repeat WAS, a Benelli or Berretta shooter. Finished the tour and sold his SBEs and his extrema.
He is one of the best and most honest shotgunners I know and he thinks this gun is #1
on the road he had one "try gun" he never cleaned just to see how it would handle. Over 4500 rounds without a jam or problem of any kind shooting every thing from handloads to 3 1/2 turkey loads.
That sold me.
He is one of the best and most honest shotgunners I know and he thinks this gun is #1
on the road he had one "try gun" he never cleaned just to see how it would handle. Over 4500 rounds without a jam or problem of any kind shooting every thing from handloads to 3 1/2 turkey loads.
That sold me.
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