Semi Autos

[Compo21 27]

 

How much did you pay for you're sx3 if you dont mind me asking

Edited February 16, 2016 by Compo21

[devon flighter 421]

about £640 i think from the sportsman at exeter "we used to live down there" but were going back possibly 7-8 years now ,mines the 3.5" and camo i think it a 28" barrel ,its used for wildfowl and general foxing,pigeons rough shooting and general pesting and the odd clays "generally used and abused" ! but its worn very well and still no major signs of ware on the coating

[Compo21 27]

Okay thankyou, appreciate the help

[charlie caller 3,654]

One word Benelli, the best semi auto shotguns in the world, ask the yank military/s.w.a.t/police.

[abarrett 462]

No get the hatstand

Your never without hope with the hatstand

Bonus is get a new one and still have most your

Money left for therapy

Don't listen to these lads

Listen to the voices in your head

HATSTAND

[toby63 1,236]

i have shot a benelli for many years now had the super black eagle and ive got the m2 never misses a beat

[devon flighter 421]

what sort of money are the benellis now ?

[toby63 1,236]

what sort of money are the benellis now ?

about 1200 new i think .

[devon flighter 421]

seem to have been that for ages

[Rowan 308]

Just Paid £1235 for a Benelli M2 , well not really as I traded my old browning semi-auto in , but that's the new price and worth every penny.

[PLEDGEY 496]

SX3, shoots any thing even when I don't clean it. Looks nice, feels nice, It's just a nice gun.

[charlie caller 3,654]

I have had my m1 for ten years now, it is still mint, and I honestly mean it when I say it has never,once missed a beat,never! Do not buy a Hatstand mate, they are utter garbage, YOU WILL REGRET IT.

[ianm 2,594]

I use a Berretta extrema2 and have done for a lot of years. It doesn't matter whether i am using 28grm on clays or remington 3 1/2" on the marsh it just works and works well.

[devon flighter 421]

SX3, shoots any thing even when I don't clean it. Looks nice, feels nice, It's just a nice gun.

just about sums them up ! just comfortable when you shoot with them

[Deker 3,478]

If we are wondering about a bit now how about a used Beretta 391, I've just got mine out for the first time in about a year, dusted it off and it still looks like new, must be close to 15 years old now.

 

Just off to a job this afternoon that requires its services with some quite heavy loads.

 

I note there is a good selection in the price range the OP suggests.

 

 

It has had a lot of use historically, on clays and skeet and DTL, as well as field, but been a bit quiet for a while now.

 

Edit

Just noticed on the pics the assorted white flecks you can see are from the sheepskin internals of the slip, the gun is unmarked and spotless.

Edited February 19, 2016 by Deker