Hatsan Silver O/U

manbearpig said:
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$750 seems steep for a plastic turkish O/U.
for nearly $100 less you can get the Stoeger Condor 12/20 two barrel set
or the premium Condor competition with AA grade walnut stocks.
the plain Condor is $485.
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not saying the Condor is a great gun - ive never owned one - but the price for a Turkish plastic gun from an even more budget company than Stoeger seems a bit off the curve.
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That gun is wrong in so many ways. Are the Comb adjustment screw holes riding against a right hand shooters cheek? Or is this a left hand stock?
 
I had a Stevens 512 Goldwing in 28 gauge for over a year, fired between 250-300 rounds out of it, mainly hunting with some backyard clay target thrown in for fun. Never had a problem with that gun.
 
Win/64 said:
That gun is wrong in so many ways. Are the Comb adjustment screw holes riding against a right hand shooters cheek? Or is this a left hand stock?
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no idea - i dont seem to see any on either side:
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wait i see two tiny holes here:
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maybe they used the LH one (or mirrored the pic in photoshop) for the product promo images so you wouldnt see the holes.
 
So, this is the second thread I've seen lately about affordable O/Us that have no ejectors. Is there such thing as a lower-end O/U that ejects spent shells?
 
Just a reminder that these firearms are manufactured in Turkey and might be on par with Chinese manufacturing process. I would stick with a Stoeger or Baikal, JMPT.
 
gmj said:
Just a reminder that these firearms are manufactured in Turkey and might be on par with Chinese manufacturing process. I would stick with a Stoeger or Baikal, JMPT.
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Are the Stoegers made in Brazil?
 
That Optima silver select is a nice looking gun. And so is the silver synthetic for that matter.
To: SMACDDONALD
You said you are thinking of carrying this line, is that correct?
If so what will the silver select be going for?
and what's the warranty?
It's too bad they only come with 28" barrel, a 30" O/U would
be even nicer.
Thanks in advance,
Pea
 
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