I own and can recommend the A300 outlander in 12, the a400 excel in 12, new model montefeltro in 12, old model montefeltro in 20. The a300 has a reasonable price and is a very good gun. I think Midway has a camo 12 version for $599 right now. For a rough use shotgun it offers a lot. Mine...
I didn't see the section where you had a conversation with IDFG and I didn't say I thought you were wrong. I was really just trying to be courteous to you so you wouldn't have to unnecessarily sell your scope. I will say that I think that whomever you talked to at fish and game doesn't know...
I saw your post and noticed you are selling your VX 6 because you think that they are illegal in Idaho. I was wondering what was illegal about them? I'm guessing the illumination of the reticle but I could be wrong. I don't want to get in your business but Idaho doesn't prohibit illuminated...
I can highly recommend the montefeltro and the a400. Both are great and will serve you well. If you like the double the beretta silver pigeon 20 is fantastic as well as the browning cxs 20. I have both with 28 inch barrels. If you like the sxs look hard at the cz bobwhite g2 with 28 inch...
Ability to accurately place your shot and bullet choice should be prime considerations in any choice. Hard cast seem to be the way to go. 44 is harder to shoot than 10mm but packs more punch. I suspect in most instances the shots would be pretty close so it may not matter that much. 10mm...
I had similar reservations before I got my first one. They aren't cheap rifles and i was similarly concerned about getting a lemon. Once they came out with the accuracy guarantee I eventually got one. Once I learned to shoot it things went great. I think a lot of people who don't take the...
My tikka superlite in 7rm was 6lbs 2oz pounds bare, so pretty light. Very slick action and decent trigger. I like my kimbers better, mostly because the montana stock is excellent and so is the factory trigger but the tikka is worth having. I will say that the stock geometry on the tikka...
I own two Montana's. The first one was purchased in 2019, had the green stock with threaded muzzle and was chambered in 6.5 creedmoor. The light weight is impressive. I put a vx5 2-10 on it. Which put it at under 7 lbs without sling or ammo. When I first started shooting it my groups...
I own both of these scopes. the Z3 is on a browning Abolt medallion in 30-06 and the VX3 is on a Savage weather warrior in 308. the z3 has better glass. It compares favorably to my Leica ER5 and the various VX5 Leupold scopes that I have. That being said it really depends on what you want to...
I have one of these with the angled eyepiece. It's a superb scope. As good as a swarovski, leica or zeiss. This is a good deal. Just saying for those considering it.
I'm curious about the longevity as well. I bought my bobwhite to use as I suspect most cz owners do as well. Good or bad weather it goes out. Finer guns are often left in the cabinet so that may contribute to their longevity. I've shot my bobwhite quite a bit and it seems to be doing just...
I lost the windage dial cover for my vx5. Have no idea where it went They are just sending me a new one. They are a solid company. That's why I have like 10 of their scopes.