I am very pleased with it so far it fits me right out of box and I hit clays immediately. I bought 20ga to replace SB3 20ga that unfortunately shoots 15 inches high at 30yds. The gun is very large frame and is a little heavy. It is actually bigger than a lot of 12ga guns. But very little recoil, smooth action and hits what you aim at.
Matt Joseph JMJ
1 year ago
I have owned the same model for five years in the 12ga. Both are superb guns with the main difference being the weight. The 20ga allows me to get on my target much faster due to the weight difference. With the heavier loads now available, this 20ga addresses 90% of my hunting needs, reserving my 12ga for HEAVY artillery on Cranes and Greater
Canada birds. For upland hunting or any kind of required walking, ALL IN 20 gauge!
Anonymous
1 year agoI am very pleased with it so far it fits me right out of box and I hit clays immediately. I bought 20ga to replace SB3 20ga that unfortunately shoots 15 inches high at 30yds. The gun is very large frame and is a little heavy. It is actually bigger than a lot of 12ga guns. But very little recoil, smooth action and hits what you aim at.
Matt Joseph JMJ
1 year agoI have owned the same model for five years in the 12ga. Both are superb guns with the main difference being the weight. The 20ga allows me to get on my target much faster due to the weight difference. With the heavier loads now available, this 20ga addresses 90% of my hunting needs, reserving my 12ga for HEAVY artillery on Cranes and Greater Canada birds. For upland hunting or any kind of required walking, ALL IN 20 gauge!
Leave Review
You must be logged in to review