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Does anyone know anything about the weatherby SA-08?

Question by patrickflanagan. Uploaded on November 29, 2011

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from Beekeeper wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

It is a repro of the old Beretta 302 and is capable of firing either 2.75 or 3 inch shells with a change of the gas rings. It is made in Turkey for Weatherby. I've never shot one but have heard decent things about them at the range.

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from Beekeeper wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

oh... Phil did a review of this gun a while back.

http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/gun-nut/2009/06/bourjaily-noteworthy...

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from Sarge01 wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

I have one and have shot several rounds of clay birds with mine. I have yet to hunt with it, but with the Carlson extra full choke tube and Remington #6 Hevi -shot it nearly obliterates an 8" X 11" sheet of paper. It seemed fine and pointed well while shooting clay birds.

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from WA Mtnhunter wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

If it has Weatherby on it, it's a good 'un.

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from patrickflanagan wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

I heard that these guns jam. is this true?

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from Sarge01 wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

I have shot 150 rounds through mine and it hasn't jammed yet. They were low brass and I shot about 10 3 inch turkey loads pattering the gun and they didn't jam either.

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from WA Mtnhunter wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

Any autoloader will jam, i.e. fail to properly cycle, if it is dirty, unlike most pumps.

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from Beekeeper wrote 25 weeks 2 days ago

I'll bet that the individual that said they experienced "jams" didn't have the correct gas piston in it.

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from Beekeeper wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

oh... Phil did a review of this gun a while back.

http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/gun-nut/2009/06/bourjaily-noteworthy...

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from WA Mtnhunter wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

If it has Weatherby on it, it's a good 'un.

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from WA Mtnhunter wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

Any autoloader will jam, i.e. fail to properly cycle, if it is dirty, unlike most pumps.

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from Beekeeper wrote 25 weeks 2 days ago

I'll bet that the individual that said they experienced "jams" didn't have the correct gas piston in it.

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from Beekeeper wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

It is a repro of the old Beretta 302 and is capable of firing either 2.75 or 3 inch shells with a change of the gas rings. It is made in Turkey for Weatherby. I've never shot one but have heard decent things about them at the range.

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from Sarge01 wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

I have one and have shot several rounds of clay birds with mine. I have yet to hunt with it, but with the Carlson extra full choke tube and Remington #6 Hevi -shot it nearly obliterates an 8" X 11" sheet of paper. It seemed fine and pointed well while shooting clay birds.

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from patrickflanagan wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

I heard that these guns jam. is this true?

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from Sarge01 wrote 25 weeks 3 days ago

I have shot 150 rounds through mine and it hasn't jammed yet. They were low brass and I shot about 10 3 inch turkey loads pattering the gun and they didn't jam either.

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