psmorgan

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I've had all the rest and the Vinci is the best.

I took a chance and traded my M-2 and a 391 for a Vinci. Best move I've ever made. I've shot mine about 400 times at sporting clays, pigeons, and blackbirds. Everything about the gun is exceptional. Like Henkka82 said, the ergonomics are really good. I will expand on that by saying that the safety is positioned in a way that makes it hard to accidentally turn off and in the same time is surrounded by stock so that your hand knows where it is. It clicks off with the right amount of tension making a little snap, and since that is where your finger is positioned while in the ready mode, there is no hunting for it. I know that sounds a little funny, but I can't say enough about the safety. It's perfect. More on ergonomics....the edge that goes along the stock forearm really gives a sense of holding on better that the rounded forearm on most other guns. Once again silly, but shoot one and you'll see. And when you do shoot one you will notice that you don't feel the action move. It's a quick, crisp shot like a pump or O/U with a gracoil on it. I know, so what if you feel the action? Doesn't matter really, but for a quick follow up shot, every bit helps. I shot my M-2 thousands of times.. great gun, but not in the same league as the Vinci. Sorry Trapshooter1.