Khan Arms ?

[North60]

Khan Arms shotgun, any good? Looking at the over-under for bird hunting with my dog and don't want to worry about getting scratched/ market up in the bush. Want function and reliability over paying for fancy engraving and exotic wood guns. I don't want to waste money on junk though.Thanks for any feedback.
I'm looking at .410 gauge and not a lot of options in this calibre.

 

[thegunnut]

Looked at the CZ?
In my opinion a little better than the Khan.
Remember... Opinions are like a$$h@les.... Everyone has one.
Buy what fits and try wearing it out!

 

[North60]

Do like the look of the CZ just haven't found one in stock near me to get fit and feel.

 

[163154]

Khan arms manufactures for a few "brand name companies"
I have had a few and still own them they as good as any 1000$ ++ gun
I seen there top line guns and wouldn't be a shamed to put it right next to the browning
In the vault

That's just my thoughts

 

[blasted_saber]

No idea about Khan arms but I would not recommend a 410 for shooting flushed birds. Go for a 20g

 

[gunsaholic]

No idea about Khan arms but I would not recommend a 410 for shooting flushed birds. Go for a 20g

Even though I started out with a .410 many years ago, and could hit very well with it, I have to agree with going with a 20 gauge for flushed birds over the .410.

 

[stubblejumper]

No idea about Khan arms but I would not recommend a 410 for shooting flushed birds. Go for a 20g

My go to gauge for pheasant and upland birds is the 28 gauge. It works very well

 

[gunsaholic]

My go to gauge for pheasant and upland birds is the 28 gauge. It works very well

Yes, the 28 gauge works very well.