- Location
- Caronport, Saskatchewan
just wondering which is the better shotgun using it on ducks/geese and skeet shooting
winchester SXP or Browning BPS
- Thread starter winchesterfanatic
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The one that fits you better. Shoulder them both before choosing.
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Ar180shooter
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Ottawa, ON
I vote the BPS, it's only about $150 more but is 2x as nice IMO. The SXP is basically a 1200 but made in Turkey.
- Location
- Caronport, Saskatchewan
ok thanks for ur imput guys
- Location
- Caronport, Saskatchewan
another quick question what kindof problems r we talking about with the win 1200/sxp
bluethunder
Member
- Location
- S.W Ontario
Winchester SXP or BPS
Interesting how some have opinions on a gun they niether own nor have shot. I actually own an SXP black shadow and find it to be well made and reliable. I have done a lot of shooting with the 870 Express and mossbergs and still like the SXP better. My suggestion is shoot both if you can and make up your mind from there.
Interesting how some have opinions on a gun they niether own nor have shot. I actually own an SXP black shadow and find it to be well made and reliable. I have done a lot of shooting with the 870 Express and mossbergs and still like the SXP better. My suggestion is shoot both if you can and make up your mind from there.
No question Browning BPS. This comes from someone who owns a new SXP defender and has shot a BPS hunter and a SXP Black Shadow.
I love my SXP, they are for the money a great shotgun. Smooth, reliable and easy to strip down. The BPS is a chore to completley strip, but is made to a very high standard. It's butter smooth and I love having bottom eject. Your hulls plop by your feet, no searching all over the field after your shoot to clean up after yourself.
Edit: I'm going to ad that the new SXPs appear to me (and I've handled dozens, if not hundreds of Turkish shotguns) to be made better than most imported shotguns. The new Weatherby shotguns look to me like they have poor tolerances and are sloopy, like your average Turkish gun. The SXPs are tight and smooth and I can attest to their reliability.
I love my SXP, they are for the money a great shotgun. Smooth, reliable and easy to strip down. The BPS is a chore to completley strip, but is made to a very high standard. It's butter smooth and I love having bottom eject. Your hulls plop by your feet, no searching all over the field after your shoot to clean up after yourself.
Edit: I'm going to ad that the new SXPs appear to me (and I've handled dozens, if not hundreds of Turkish shotguns) to be made better than most imported shotguns. The new Weatherby shotguns look to me like they have poor tolerances and are sloopy, like your average Turkish gun. The SXPs are tight and smooth and I can attest to their reliability.
x3 bps all the way
twistedbrilliance
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
I have a sxp defender and have used the black shadow and like them very much. The action is smooth, and turkish guns arnt all that bad. It is made in the yildiz factory, I know some guys that have the Yildiz sxs and they are nice too. BPS is a better gun but there is nothing wrong with the sxp especially for the price.
Buy a bps and a wingmaster and you will cut up the rest. I have owned and shot them all and still have at least one of each you list except the SXP which I hated how it fit me and sold it.It worked fine was just not for me. Just one man's 2 cents.
