#380438 - 09/04/07 03:05 PM
SBE II or SX3
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thehoytman
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The best for duck hunting getting muddy not cleaning colder than cold getting wet which one well still shoot like it is clean. I like the way both feel but I want the one that can take the most real hard hunting.
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#380559 - 09/04/07 04:15 PM
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#380577 - 09/04/07 04:34 PM
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Tiny
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Can't answer your question but I would love to have a SX3.
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#380647 - 09/04/07 05:20 PM
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.444 Marlin
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I always liked the benelli's but I like the SX3 way more.
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#380887 - 09/04/07 07:46 PM
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Beretta Extrema!
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#381108 - 09/04/07 09:20 PM
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Ditto that. Extrema all the way.
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#381164 - 09/04/07 09:43 PM
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big 8's in Weakley county
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Get a browning or get a sx3 browning makes them eithere way lol
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#382280 - 09/05/07 12:18 PM
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Darkthirty II
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I like a semi auto, but I learned a few years ago that if I wanted to get a reliable shotgun for duck hunting, then I needed a pump. I have seen a lot of benelli's and beretta's jam up in real cold weather and the ones I have been around have to be cleaned religiously. Never been around a SX3, so I have no imput. My 870 gets cleaned once at the beginning of hunting season and once at the end, and whenever I hunt the coast(salt water)other than that, as long as my left arm works, so does my gun. I'm not against semi auto's, actually I prefer them, but for ducks and geese and harsh environments, I shoot a pump.
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#382403 - 09/05/07 01:11 PM
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thehoytman
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I have a 870 love it. I had a 935moss loved It the frist day in the field but it just got ugly from there know matter how good I cleaned it olny shoot one at a time. The frist day I had it shoot 2 3/4 four in a row fine. I know Rem. has a cheap new auto out but it is so cheap I think you get what you pay for and I do love Rem..
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#382460 - 09/05/07 01:33 PM
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I agree if you want something you can use and abuse and clean once a season then get an 870...I have two. Most semi-autos will operate fine if you take care of them.
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