I am in for one in NR. I thought I had my heart set on a Grizzly but changed my mind when I actually picked one up...
I am in for one in NR. I thought I had my heart set on a Grizzly but changed my mind when I actually picked one up...
Hatsan is cheap feeling in comparison.
These trump an 870 easily. I've used many pump guns Fabarm is king.
One of the best features, for me, is the iron sights on the Fabarm guns. They're simply fantastic.
I have never heard of a fabarm being considered cheap or a knock off.
Looking for members in Grande Prairie Alberta interested in wilderness skills, survival skills, camping, prepping, shooting, etc.
Convenient that its not in writing and the answer is based on who answers the phone. lol
Thanks for clearing that up guys.
Looking for members in Grande Prairie Alberta interested in wilderness skills, survival skills, camping, prepping, shooting, etc.
For the pinned and welded it does under 1 condition it was manufactured that way ie the muzzle break was made into the barrel and is part of the barrel meaning it can be welded to do that as it's part of the barrel. Or they can cut a muzzle break into the barrel it self on the end as they make it.
I have a CX4 storm with a 18.5 inch barrel it's 30 inchs long with no muzzle break and with it adds 3 more inchs. If they messure to the end of the break they don't take into count the threads on the barrel or inside the action.
Probably take 5yrs. to get them in Canada, minimum 12mos. waiting list for a KSG and those made in the U.S.
Pictures don't do it justice. I wish you may have the pleasure of owning a Fabarm Martial, as I did. It is very well made, the only other gun I have owned that gave me a similar sense of quality is my Browning Hi-Power pistol. I have handled Hatsan shotguns, and I expect they work as they should and I think they may be worth their price, but they look better in pictures than in person.
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