[ClayRock]

anyone own a Binelli shotgun? i'm looking at a Binelli Nova Pump 12 gauge, synthetic

[Tribal Dragon]

Guns are for pussies.

Bring down a large animal with a blunt object, an you will be considered, "da man."

[Bill]

I shot one one with an arrow with no head on it.......does that count?

[leucetios]

The Dead Milkmen say

"The most popular sidearm with Canadian woodsmen
Is the blue steel woodchuck gun
Manufactured in Atlanta, Georgia
By the firm of Youse & Son"

[ClayRock]

so no help i'm assuming

[Bill]

sorry clay....I got nothing on binelli....but I have heard they were acurate and reliable.

[Tribal Dragon]

Originally posted by Wyldbill@Oct 12 2004, 06:25 PM
I shot one one with an arrow with no head on it.......does that count?

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That counts.
You "da man!"

[asshat]

Originally posted by ClayRock@Oct 12 2004, 06:23 PM
anyone own a Binelli shotgun? i'm looking at a Binelli Nova Pump 12 gauge, synthetic

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I have heard that they are top of the line. I have a friend that owns a large gunshop and he knows more than anyone would want about guns. I will ask him. Hang on and I will call his cell phone.

Here's what he told me:

Good gun, entry level, he uses for a duck gun because it will shoot up to a 3-1/2 inch chambered shell, and they are relatively inexpensive.

Popular gun because of the Binelli name. You want the large shell for duck, goose, or turkey. Good all around gun. It is the fastest cycling pump shotgun in the world.

They should run you about $350 for black synthetic and $400 for the camo finish (he thinks).

If you are looking for a first shotgun, it would be pretty good. If you have been shooting for a while you should upgrade to the Binelli M1 semi automatic. It is about $1000 for the black sythetic or $1100 for the camo. This is the fastest cycling semi-automatic gun in the world.

[ClayRock]

Originally posted by asshat@Oct 12 2004, 01:30 PM
I have heard that they are top of the line.  I have a friend that owns a large gunshop and he knows more than anyone would want about guns.  I will ask him.  Hang on and I will call his cell phone.

Here's what he told me:

Good gun, entry level, he uses for a duck gun because it will shoot up to a 3-1/2 inch chambered shell, and they are relatively inexpensive.

Popular gun because of the Binelli name.  You want the large shell for duck, goose, or turkey.  Good all around gun.  It is the fastest cycling pump shotgun in the world.

They should run you about $350 for black synthetic and $400 for the camo finish (he thinks).

If you are looking for a first shotgun, it would be pretty good.  If you have been shooting for a while you should upgrade to the Binelli M1 semi automatic.  It is about $1000 for the black sythetic or $1100 for the camo.  This is the fastest cycling semi-automatic gun in the world.

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I have a Remington wood stock right now, but I want a synthetic. I'm not looking to spend a lot on a gun right now and I've heard they are top of the line. I only shoot turkey, dove and pheasant so it sounds like it will work. thanks dawg!