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Beretta Xtrema2
- Thread starter BrewMeister
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Mrepp
To boldly troll where no Troll has trolled before
I’m not gonna say its not cool or I wouldn’t want one because It is cool and I'd love to have one. It’s in my manhood to want this thing but I guess I have to wonder about where could anyone even use this for a practical reason?
tjm5019
Banned
come on guys, who can't do that? :sign:
Trek
New Member
That thing is sweet. The low recoil impresses me more than how fast it fires. The guy is a pretty good shot too.
I need to take that thing deer hunting :whistling:
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I need to take that thing deer hunting :whistling:
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Life's Drives
New Member
Wow! That guy's put in a lot of practice time at the range! As for Beretta products, I'm weary now, on the weekend I cracked the slide of my Elite 2 after only 3000-3500 rounds of low power loads. It's a weird crack too, just below the firing pin on the back where the hammer strikes not the usual Beretta crack suffered by the miliatary M9s.
Peekay
Member
It was pretty cool to see that guy fire it Terminator style. Not an easy thing to do with a shotgun.
Double D
alphabetically challenged
Nice gun few things i want to comment on.
1. hand thrown birds ten feet in front of you are not a hard target. This guy shoots good make no mistake but anyone could practice throwing and shooting and be good in 1 year.
2. Low recoil with what round this is a 3 1/2 inch magnum i doubt that is what he was firing out of it. My bet is #9 or #7 that are chambered for 2 3/4.
3. birds thrown ten feet in front of you and shot at with small shot as long as the shot is in front of you and in general direction of bird no problem.
This is awesome gun have fired one that vendor brought to range but loaded with hunting loads at 3 1/2 magnum this baby will let you know it is alive. I hate to seem like i am on a soap box but I hate when I see these ads. Some guy that is average shooter at best will go spend $1400 on a shotgun then wonder why it hurts to fire it and he cant do all the cool stuff he saw in ad. Berreta is great gun for sure but a gun is just a tool and i would be curious to see a real field test with field loads and clays fired at 45-60 mph depending on whether or not you are shooting American or international standard. In general 3 1/2 inch magnum is meant for hunting not clays most ranges wont allow such a heavy load so why buy a %1400 gun to chamber lighter 2 3/4 loads into buy the 2 3/4 to begin with save some money. As for speed that is great but if target is moveing fast means you waste more shots or get to comfortable hitting on 3rd or 4th shot. On a range for trap or skeet you only get one or two shots anyway.
Ok im done now I have just seen to many folks dump big bucks on things like this and be disapointed. This gun is for a pro someone who fires constantly or hunts a hell of a lot.
1. hand thrown birds ten feet in front of you are not a hard target. This guy shoots good make no mistake but anyone could practice throwing and shooting and be good in 1 year.
2. Low recoil with what round this is a 3 1/2 inch magnum i doubt that is what he was firing out of it. My bet is #9 or #7 that are chambered for 2 3/4.
3. birds thrown ten feet in front of you and shot at with small shot as long as the shot is in front of you and in general direction of bird no problem.
This is awesome gun have fired one that vendor brought to range but loaded with hunting loads at 3 1/2 magnum this baby will let you know it is alive. I hate to seem like i am on a soap box but I hate when I see these ads. Some guy that is average shooter at best will go spend $1400 on a shotgun then wonder why it hurts to fire it and he cant do all the cool stuff he saw in ad. Berreta is great gun for sure but a gun is just a tool and i would be curious to see a real field test with field loads and clays fired at 45-60 mph depending on whether or not you are shooting American or international standard. In general 3 1/2 inch magnum is meant for hunting not clays most ranges wont allow such a heavy load so why buy a %1400 gun to chamber lighter 2 3/4 loads into buy the 2 3/4 to begin with save some money. As for speed that is great but if target is moveing fast means you waste more shots or get to comfortable hitting on 3rd or 4th shot. On a range for trap or skeet you only get one or two shots anyway.
Ok im done now I have just seen to many folks dump big bucks on things like this and be disapointed. This gun is for a pro someone who fires constantly or hunts a hell of a lot.