I can't decide between the Benelli Montefeltro 20 ga or the ol Browning a5 light 20 ga. Or possible the beretta a400 xplor, but that one is a little outta my price range
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You simply can't go wrong with a benelli -
hard to beat the ol montefeltro for a dove/quail/teal/pheasant gunComment
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Yeah, I've heard great things bout Benelli'sComment
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All 3 are good choices!Comment
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I've heard the old browning a5's are hard to clean for some reason. Hard to find certain cleaning tools or what?Comment
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I'd go with a 12 ga, but the benelli is a great gunComment
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All are good, Benelli is great.Comment
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Im kind of in the same pickle that you are in. Personally I dont like the montefeltro because I have to press my head down onto the stock to look down the rib. Also the berettas are out of my price range. Right now I'm looking at the Browning maxus, the stoger 3500, and the benelli vinci in that order. The maxus is by far my favorite. From the box it fits me well and has little to no recoil with dove loads. The stoegers price point is good and the fact that it shoots 3.5" is good also. The vinci is at the bottom because of the price especially if you want a camo or the super vinci.Comment
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Oh if you like the montefletro you should try the A300 outlander. They seem to have a very smilar fit to me and the outlander is on sale at gander mtn right now.Comment
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Cant beat benelli..... they are better than beretta because there is no gas o ring to break....Comment
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Another vote for BenelliComment
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pretty bold statement thereOriginally posted by ducks-and-bucks View Post
go walk through a sporting clays course and see what most are shooting.... beretta....
a400 would be my vote, and you have a pm. a400s can be had reasonably priced if you searchComment
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