LuckyLuc82
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here is a quick video of this new baby Corwin Arms brought in for us, this will be my new deer shotgun, will do a more detailed video focusing on accuracy next week.
First Field Run of the Asena 20g semi auto shotgun
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LuckyLuc82
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browninggold
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Oh jeez, now hunting shotguns are going 'tacticool' too :/
Unfortunately we can't escape craptical.
browninggold
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It's about as ugly as a dog turd.
Thankfully we can't smell it, and we don't have to be concerned about stepping in it.
LuckyLuc82
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Sorry guys I forgot how sensitive you purists are about non-wooded shotguns. Guess all those seasons at deer camp where you compared and measured each others pumps are pretty hard set. I thought I'd bring you into the 21st century and show you that times are changing and hunting isn't just for you broke back Cowboys. I sincerely apologize to have agitated your ######s with these pics. From the bottom of my heart I'm sorry. I guess I'll wait another 10 years until you're all too old to care, and the rest of the hunting community can accept polymer is here to stay.
browninggold
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thanks for making your level of intelligence and maturity obvious to the rest of us.
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Why do you suppose that there is a forum specifically dedicated to black and green shotguns?
Good video and cool use of the drone.
I have been thinking about getting one of these shotguns for grouse hunting. Well, grouse road hunting, anyway.
I usually have a single shot .410 or 20ga in my truck when out hunting, to pot any grouse I may bump into on the way to/from hunting. This might be even better, as it has screw in chokes and can quickly be loaded with a magazine so that you have 3 shots instead of just one, in case of multiple grouse sightings
I would still take an O/U out when actually "grouse hunting" as in walking through the woods, but it's a perfect gun for when you just want some extra cam meat.
I have been thinking about getting one of these shotguns for grouse hunting. Well, grouse road hunting, anyway.
I usually have a single shot .410 or 20ga in my truck when out hunting, to pot any grouse I may bump into on the way to/from hunting. This might be even better, as it has screw in chokes and can quickly be loaded with a magazine so that you have 3 shots instead of just one, in case of multiple grouse sightings
I would still take an O/U out when actually "grouse hunting" as in walking through the woods, but it's a perfect gun for when you just want some extra cam meat.
I watched the video, thought it was a cool gun. Then read your over reaction. Wow, are YOU the sensitive one. No one made any comment about you, just that you put this in the wrong forum (debatable) and some said they think it's ugly. It's the internet, they're allowed to.
He posts on the wrong forum, and then he gets all worked up, and goes on a rant because someone points out that he posted on the wrong forum. He also apparently doesn't realize that some actual hunting shotguns, especially waterfowl guns, do have synthetic stocks. And yes , we are all aware that it is the 21st century, and perhaps that is why we have a black and green shotgun forum to post about craptical shotguns. Perhaps he doesn't understand what black and green shotguns are?
LuckyLuc82
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I'm not going to get into a back and forth with you guys, I took issue with one of you calling it a piece of crap. I don't believe I posted this in the wrong forum either. I only hunt, and have found these stocks and shotguns to be perfectly suited for it. Just because they aren't draped in realtree or varnish doesn't make them any less useful. Some of you need to get over the fact that hunting is changing. posted the video and pics here for guys like me, fully aware some might take insult. Calling it a piece of crap because it has a pistol grip and a box mag... Wow, then getting offended by my reply....... This is the internet, and you have your opinion and I have mine, let's leave it at that.
I can only assume that you really don't comprehend what black and green shotguns are. To clarify, the shotgun that you posted the pictures of, is definitely a black and green shotgun, and that doesn't change just because you choose to hunt with it. The black and green shotgun forum exists for the purpose of posting about black and green shotguns.
