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By gimruis · Posted
I went pheasant hunting for the first time this season on Friday. Started at 11am, and finished by 11:43 at the first spot. Raised 13, 5 of which were roosters. They were all getting up close and dumb. The entire countryside is a complete mudhole. Sticky, thick, wet mud and standing water in all the ditches and low lying areas. I'm looking forward to all of this hardening up good with colder weather soon. I use a Benelli that's inertia-driven. Far less debris for cleaner operation than shooting a gas operated autoloader. -
By Wanderer · Posted
@ 11-87 That Bushnell I have… WILL be replaced before next season. I got bit by using it yesterday morning. Really gotta blame the shooter but I didn’t overcome its poor quality and made a bad shot on buck in a tough situation. He’ll be fine but I spent 3 hours tracking a thin blood trail before giving up. It was the exact scenario where cheap glass loses. I’ve taken a couple bucks with the set up already and figured I knew what I was working with well enough to not get bit. Wrong. I’m going to look at Burris, Vortex, Leupold. Basic 3x9 most likely. -
By Wanderer · Posted
Not to worry iffen you don’t go out in the cold! Nyuk nyuk…. Complaints seemed to come from young guys that never cleaned their guns and ran cases of shells through em. I know of a couple Brownings and Bennellis that have done the same. Sometime new, out of the box guns will jam cuz there’s still cozmolene in the action from the factory. One buddy of mine had to scrape his Benelli out with a screw driver to get it cycle properly. -
By 11-87 · Posted
This was looked at this year. It would go through, but from what I seen the Olmsted ,County/ Rochester/Mayo Clinic/ DMC are against it. Too worried about population and accidents. it’s a joke, but Mayo is the Mafia down here -
By Kettle · Posted
I used to run an auto and this is the truest statement. I also realized the importance of good cleaner and lube. The cheap stuff really holds dirt. A well cleaned gas gun can operate sub zero Temps. Even an interia driven auto dirty with bad lubricants can fail at 70 degrees. -
By monstermoose78 · Posted
I have never had any issues with it. -
By monstermoose78 · Posted
With any semi automatic it’s keeping them cleaned -
By leech~~ · Posted
She is pretty, but reading some reviews, jamming in colder weather seems to come up a lot? -
By monstermoose78 · Posted
It’s been a good shotgun -
By Wanderer · Posted
On waterfowling pages that Stoeger M3000 gets mentioned a lot. The Cerakote finish is sweet too.
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