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Beretta4Life

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About Beretta4Life

  • Birthday 06/16/1982

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    Sheboygan, WI
  • Interests
    Sporting Clays / Pheasant Hunting / Waterfowl Hunting
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    Correctional Officer
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  1. I have found 3 1/2" #1's work for everything from ducks to geese. I don't buy into the whole, you need to pattern your gun with different loads, etc. What the **** did all of our ancestors do when they hunted. They didn't pattern their guns. I shoot Winchester Dry-Locks so I don't just shoot whatever is on sale either. Hevi-Shot is overated and overpriced.
  2. Thanks for the great link guys! I plan on sticking around here as well. Tucker knows his stuff, and I can still learn tons of stuff.
  3. This is in reference to the post I put up above here, I put in the wrong Displayed name....I am known to be retarded from time to time. If you had to guard inmates twelve hours a day you would be too! LOL I just hope I don't get ripped on too hard for loving the Xtrema 2s and Beretta in general. This is a good forum with tons of info. I wish there was a Beretta forum. Couldn't find one on their site though....Later.
  4. I am new here and Beretta biased to a certain extent (obviously)... I think some things said here are true and some not. There were a few of you that said gas guns are not as reliable. True to a certain extent, but my father and uncle had SBE's and both had jamming problems even though they cleaned their guns properly, oiled, etc. I own three Beretta semi's and have had one jam in thousands of rounds (I shoot about 3,000 rounds a year through my Urika Sporting). I totally agree that Benelli's are top notch guns so I'm not here to flame against them. Another person stated that the Xtrema 2 is bulky and heavier. For starters, they have remedied the monstrous forestock to some degree, and second some like beefier stocks if they are beefier people (large and in charge like myself...LOL). These types of discussions turn into who like what anyways, Ford V.S. Chevy, etc, etc, etc. If you are looking to buy a gun and truly enjoy it, SHOOT it first. I am lucky enough that the Ducks Unlimited Great Outdoors Festival happens every year about thirty miles from where I live. I recommend it to anyone who is interested in buying a new gun. They have vendors, reps, and you can try about any gun they produce. Like I said before, Benelli's are good guns, why do you think Beretta bought them out!
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