The Nicest Shotgun You've Ever Had
- Thread starter Mumbles Marble Mouth
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Caesar Guerini shotguns are incredible fit and finish for their price point. Congratulations on the new shotgun. Looks like the one we had for sale. 
We've had lots of premium shotguns come though the store but the nicest one we've had that I can remember is a Beretta SO6 EELL.
We've had lots of premium shotguns come though the store but the nicest one we've had that I can remember is a Beretta SO6 EELL.
Patrick Gidlet
CGN Regular
- Location
- Thunder Bay
Damn, interesting configuration. Were the barrels cut to 24 or was it factory?
I'll never sell my Fox 20ga, love that little gun.
As far as I remember it was as it came from factory ...... or if that was modded they did a hell of a job...... with the straight grip I never questionned if it was original .... or not ..... It looked really good and sold real fast ! It pointed and raised so well ...... I guided Europeans in those days and I sure got weird looks from those customers and their multi$$$$ 12ga O/U ...... but it didn't take long for them wanting a close look at the ''toy gun'' ..... I often held back to make sure they could shoot anything. Hell most had never heard of #8's or even #9's. With the ducks and the geese it didn't hurt that I hunted 75/90 days a year and started at 16 working for an old guide/outfitter. Patrick you own a treasure !!!
Patrick Gidlet
CGN Regular
- Location
- Thunder Bay
Yea no kidding it sold quick, I woulda snapped that one up! I'm keeping an eye out for a 16ga with a bad stock to have restocked with a straight grip and open chokes. Found one at a gun show a few weeks ago, but it was really rough and the seller wanted a mint for it. But it sure got the wheels turning...
Mine is my V Bernadelli Italia 12ga hammer gun in mint condition .I picked it up a few years back right after Christmas time that year for a price way under it s true value and I can only think that there were no takers because either people were short of cash that time of year ,that they weren’t t familiar with Bernadelli shotguns or just didn’t like hammer guns
I made a mistake of showing it to a shotgun enthusiast friend of mine and almost had to pry his fingers off of it to get it back and he has been pestering me to sell it to him ever since
I made a mistake of showing it to a shotgun enthusiast friend of mine and almost had to pry his fingers off of it to get it back and he has been pestering me to sell it to him ever since
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CG Grouse is the nicest one I have. I was planning on keeping it a year or too only as it is out of my affordability range but every time I pick it up it I think maybe I'll keep it another year. It is so nice to carry, shoots well for me and I know I will never have another one like it.
handofzeus
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Trout Creekish Ontario.
Inherited a Browning Citori from a good friend. Short 26" ported barrels and It shoulders for me perfectly. I don't have any over the top expensive ones just some pretty older ones like my Rizzinis, and Simson and Sohns. I love my ATA which is a Beretta knockoff but none of them shoulder like the Browning.
"The nicest shotgun you've ever had." No contest there, that would be my Beretta 687 EELL Diamond Pigeon and, what with my being a poor man, its beauty is greatly enhanced (at least in my eyes) by the fact that I got it new and unfired for a bit less than half the MSLP. I know I'll never do better than that so I don't try.
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Mumbles Marble Mouth
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Lower Mainland
That's very nice. I've only ever seen one other EELL diamond pigeon and it was equally as nice as yours.
PERAZZI MX8 Combo set . RJ
