Excellent deal on Optima MP pump shotguns...$299!

[2bad4u2]

I saw this deal posted the other day and thought it was good enough to take advantage of. Good guys to deal with and John called tonight to confirm a shipping quote when I was expecting to hear back tomorrow.

They have a couple left at this price. Just passing it along for those interested in a deal too good to pass up.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1136916-Optima-Pump-Shotgun-SALE-299-99

 

[EL34/6L6]

Yes great deal, great shotgun. I just sold mine as I seemed to prefer other Hatsan shotguns I own.
Just verify first that's its the newer 7+1 version and not the old 5+1, because that's a stock internet photo.
What worries me is I've seen these guns with their prices slashed a lot lately. Maybe a new version is on its way? Regardless, I'm a big Hatsan fan. Jump on this if you haven't already, I totally recommend them.

Here's another tasty sale on Hatsan shotguns;

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...an-Shotgun-Sale!-Big-Savings-on-select-models

 

[2bad4u2]

Thanks, for the heads up. So, the only difference would be the mag tube extention for the (2) extra rounds and the 20" vs. the 18.6" barrel, correct? Basically, the new "Premier" designation? If so, most of the deeply discounted models appear to be the 5+1 configuration. If that's the case here, I can live with that, however, it would be nice for the ad to be a little more descriptive in nature in order to clarify which specific model they do indeed have.

I've noticed the prices coming down as well and it's definitely the reason my interest was piqued. I live n "small town" Nova Scotia and a number of the larger dealers in the province have these tactical Hatsans in stock which is quite amazing considering the size and strength of the local market. I'm willing to believe it's a case of market saturation on a maturing product line. Excess supply will be sold off at discounted prices to lower inventories for the decrease in demand.

I noticed the other dealer's sale as well and was tempted to buy the semi-auto MP-A. Only thing that was of concern to me was the potential for not wanting to cycle the lower priced target loads that I plan to shoot most of the time.