Fausti Conrad Sporting O/U 12ga 30"
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Hi, I hope you could provide some specs on this shotgun as I couldn't even find it on the official site.
1. Are the drop and cast adjustable?
2. What's the weight
3. What choke system it uses?
4. How many chokes does it come with? Flush or extended?
Thanks.
1. Are the drop and cast adjustable?
2. What's the weight
3. What choke system it uses?
4. How many chokes does it come with? Flush or extended?
Thanks.
MSRP$2594.01. SKU: CP0101.
The Conrad series of shotguns from Fausti are made specifically for the Canadian market.
1. No.
2. 8lbs.
3. Fausti's choke system.
4. Five extended chokes.
Thanks.
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We have this beauty in stock - it's a sight to behold that's forsure:
https://northprosports.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=fausti
https://northprosports.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=fausti
Do you have a digital owners manual by chance ?
What are the point of impacts of the barrels 50/50, 60/40?
Extract only, eject only, both?
Is this Conrad sporting a sporting clays& skeet gun, or a tarp gun, or a bit of a hybrid of them all ?
Can't find any data on this model of shot gun.
Thanks
What are the point of impacts of the barrels 50/50, 60/40?
Extract only, eject only, both?
Is this Conrad sporting a sporting clays& skeet gun, or a tarp gun, or a bit of a hybrid of them all ?
Can't find any data on this model of shot gun.
Thanks
https://docdro.id/3WoOpV4
That completely depends on how the gun fits you.
Ejectors.
As the model indicates, it's a sporting gun so it's primarily made for sporting clays. Can you use a sporting clay gun for skeet & trap? Absolutely. There's no such thing as a hybrid as each discipline are unique.
Sporting gun is the most generic gun that can be used for multiple disciplines, in other words, it will be very difficult for someone to use a dedicated trap gun to shoot skeet.
Will you need a specific skeet gun or trap gun for those specific disciplines? If you're an expert level clay shooter, I would say yes.
Conrad line are made specifically for Canadian market only.
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None. Every part is machined from barstock.
Most Turkish guns use MIM/cast parts to save cost.
