skhunter

Does anyone know why Benelli's come with a .723 diameter barrel, where as, a Browning comes with a .743? Remington has a .740 and Beretta has a .733. Does this under-boring produce better patterns? This would mean a cylinder choked Benelli is equivilent to an improved choked Beretta. Or a modified choked Remington.

You need to remember that a Benelli bore is .725 and a Remington bore is around .740. Therefore, a cylinder Benelli will always pattern more tightly than a cylinder Remington.

Definitely get the camo! I have a M2 Field with the Max4. The camo makes the gun very resistant to the elements when in the field. If you are like me, rain and ice never stand in the way of a good duck hunt!