Thanks, I should have used the 'poking the wasp nest' emoticon.![]()
Hey I just bought a 930 last month, don't rain on my parade.
Hey dont sweat it Cyclops....i own a mossberg 935 along with a bunch of higher end Italian guns. Yes, you cant compare the quality of the Mossberg to the others, but I paid $750 for mine and that includes 2 barrels and two stocks. Its now the only gun I take with me on a goose, duck, turkey or deer hunt. It works great, kills everything i point it at and I never have to feel bad about using it as a boat paddle or boat anchor. I took down 2 geese at about 45-50 yards on opening day in 2013, and thats after I dropped it into the lake, only to find 3 zebra mussles inside the action when i got home and cleaned it. It didnt miss a beat. As a matter of fact, it still even cycled these garbage Challenger 2 3/4", 7/8oz steel dove loads on the same hunt from the same blind! Cant beat that...
To finish off the title to this thread " Walked in to buy a Mossberg 930...walked out with a Benelli M4 - told the wife they cost 'about the same' so I didn't have to sleep in the camper"![]()
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Unless you're wealthy a prick who doesn't give a shxt a $2300 shotgun is going to get somewhat babied. There's something to be said for a gun that you won't be inclined to treat like a princess.
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Unless you're wealthy a prick who doesn't give a shxt a $2300 shotgun is going to get somewhat babied. There's something to be said for a gun that you won't be inclined to treat like a princess.
My M4 is a work tool, and $2000 doesn't an expensive gun make, it's just a very decent shotgun. Hell, I have a double rifle that makes an M4 look like a bargain I get down and dirty with the in sands of Africa- and I'm no multi-millionaire. Have friends who are regular wage earners as well using even more valuable guns for dirty work. Pick what you like best, and use it for real, never could stand safe queens, guns are tools. Some guys just prefer excellent tools, whether they be torque wrenches or shotguns, and I can't see a problem with that. Don't think the Marine Core babies their M4s, the M4 will take any abuse you can throw at it, even better than a 930.Ardent raises some very good points about the M4s proven record. Given that the M4 can be found for as low as $1,899 new, both it and its inertia-driven little brother the M2 (for under $1,500) represent some of the best values in the Canadian shotgun market.
Exactly!! If you can swing it, why not buy quality? Unfortunately, looks like the ship has sailed on that $1899 sale. Cheapest I've found is $2050 or thereabouts.




























