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Benelli hands down; reliable, cheap, chambers all 12 gauge loads without having to buy a magnum receiver, it operates flawlessly in adverse conditions, the recoil system is top notch, and many more reasons.
the thing about this question is that it's not comparable to me. the remington 870 is a great gun for the guy that doesn't want to pay a whole lot for his shotgun. it's great. it's reliable, it's affordable. Benelli makes high dollar shotguns and they're the best made in my opinion. the super nova is my answer.
i was recently at a conservation banquet with about 300 poeple there. One of the prize boards consisted of a benelli super nova and two rem. 870's the who one first choice took the benelli as would have i and mosrt of the other people there as well as some of the most world famlous trap shooters like tom napp
Sure I would have taken the more expensive gun as a prize or gift. who would not? But having said that I have fired most of the guns available at my skeet club, (We all shoot each others guns to try them out) but I keep going back to my Remington 1100 at the end of the day.
Many of the people who shoot my 1100, have asked to buy or trade.
When the U.S. Marine Corps went shopping for a new shotgun they bought a Benelli.
the 870 is definetly a better shotgun especially with all the barrels remington makes for it and hastings
the 870 is affordable and reliable, the 2 things i look for in a gun.
Who cares the real question is where are you going duck hunting next year, because the public spots are overfilled, and the private ones don't like my budget.
I have been considering this very question. For a guy like me, who won't put thousands down range in a year, but just wants a good reliable hunting gun I am going to have to go with the 870. Affordable, reliable, common (spare parts), flexible.
My vote goes to the Benelli Nova, sorry Remy boys;)
Can't go wrong with a Remington.
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Benelli hands down; reliable, cheap, chambers all 12 gauge loads without having to buy a magnum receiver, it operates flawlessly in adverse conditions, the recoil system is top notch, and many more reasons.
the thing about this question is that it's not comparable to me. the remington 870 is a great gun for the guy that doesn't want to pay a whole lot for his shotgun. it's great. it's reliable, it's affordable. Benelli makes high dollar shotguns and they're the best made in my opinion. the super nova is my answer.
Sure I would have taken the more expensive gun as a prize or gift. who would not? But having said that I have fired most of the guns available at my skeet club, (We all shoot each others guns to try them out) but I keep going back to my Remington 1100 at the end of the day.
My vote goes to the Benelli Nova, sorry Remy boys;)
i was recently at a conservation banquet with about 300 poeple there. One of the prize boards consisted of a benelli super nova and two rem. 870's the who one first choice took the benelli as would have i and mosrt of the other people there as well as some of the most world famlous trap shooters like tom napp
Many of the people who shoot my 1100, have asked to buy or trade.
When the U.S. Marine Corps went shopping for a new shotgun they bought a Benelli.
the 870 is affordable and reliable, the 2 things i look for in a gun.
Who cares the real question is where are you going duck hunting next year, because the public spots are overfilled, and the private ones don't like my budget.
I have been considering this very question. For a guy like me, who won't put thousands down range in a year, but just wants a good reliable hunting gun I am going to have to go with the 870. Affordable, reliable, common (spare parts), flexible.
Can't go wrong with a Remington.
the 870 is definetly a better shotgun especially with all the barrels remington makes for it and hastings
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