Tweeter
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Best waterfowl shotty made!
I'll start Browning A5!!
I'll start Browning A5!!
Let’s start a fight!!
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chimneyman
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Wingmaster. Not to be confused with the Express
Whichever one I'm NOT holding
Benelli
The A5 is a good one! I'm always partial to inertia actions.
For that reason, I fancy Benelli models. SBEIII is obviously great, but the M2 might be even better.
For that reason, I fancy Benelli models. SBEIII is obviously great, but the M2 might be even better.
Tweeter
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Sbe3 shoots crooked!
GUNNERX2
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Winchester Model 12, not necessarily the 3" Heavy Duck Gun. Lord only knows how many ducks fell to mine before I retired it when steel shot became mandatory.
Not crooked. You just "float the bird," which is better than covering the target, anyway.
Tie between an 870 and a Mossberg 500, I like guns that go bang when they are supposed to.
Anything non inertia 
Why the American made Remington of course. The only question would be which flavor do you want 870 or 1100. Probably the 870 WingMaster is King.
Benelli sb2 / 3 (like the fit much better on the 2 personally)
Beretta a400
Browning A5 or Gold
In that order
I personally don't like gas guns for waterfowl though and definitely don't like pumps. I'm a benelli fan though from my own field use of them over the past 10 years so I'm slightly bias
Beretta a400
Browning A5 or Gold
In that order
I personally don't like gas guns for waterfowl though and definitely don't like pumps. I'm a benelli fan though from my own field use of them over the past 10 years so I'm slightly bias
7mm08
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Browning Citori camo……. Because why do you need more than two shots? Because you suck at wing shooting!!!
Well, he did say….. let's start a fight
Well, he did say….. let's start a fight
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sbe1
This! The H and K model is unstoppable.
Another vote for Beretta A400 extreme
Displaced_Vol
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Current or all time?
Current (last 10-20 years) production guns it's hard not to go Benelli SBE line in whatever generation you prefer.
All time, I'd hazard a guess more ducks have fell to a model 12, 870 or A5 than any other guns ever will.
I've beat their drum before but a dark horse contender is the franchi affinity. Benelli inertia actions, but also made in Italy instead of Turkey like the stoegers. And I don't think there is a simpler gun to disassemble and clean, not that it needs it very often.
I am currently in the market but I can't make up my mind. I am sorely tempted to get a new A5 in 16 gauge and make it my do everything gun for a while. Doves, quail, Kansas upland for quail and pheasant and ducks…
I also really like the look of the new redesigned montefeltros. One of my LGS had a SBE 3 in 28 gauge for a really decent price but somebody finally removed the temptation on that one
Decisions, decisions…
Current (last 10-20 years) production guns it's hard not to go Benelli SBE line in whatever generation you prefer.
All time, I'd hazard a guess more ducks have fell to a model 12, 870 or A5 than any other guns ever will.
I've beat their drum before but a dark horse contender is the franchi affinity. Benelli inertia actions, but also made in Italy instead of Turkey like the stoegers. And I don't think there is a simpler gun to disassemble and clean, not that it needs it very often.
I am currently in the market but I can't make up my mind. I am sorely tempted to get a new A5 in 16 gauge and make it my do everything gun for a while. Doves, quail, Kansas upland for quail and pheasant and ducks…
I also really like the look of the new redesigned montefeltros. One of my LGS had a SBE 3 in 28 gauge for a really decent price but somebody finally removed the temptation on that one
Decisions, decisions…
