Beretta Silver 687 Pigeon 5 Sporter Shotgun Review

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  • Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @aeron-mw7ofs
    @aeron-mw7ofs Год назад +6

    As much as I like Beretta I'm yet to find one that is comfortable to shoot . Therefore I'm a browning guy.

    • @IRateGuns
      @IRateGuns  Год назад +2

      after being a Beretta guy for years I'm now making the switch to Browning.

    • @RobertLinthicum
      @RobertLinthicum 4 месяца назад

      @@IRateGuns I have a Citori in addition to Berettas, and it is great. Different animal, just as much fun.

  • @RobertLinthicum
    @RobertLinthicum 4 месяца назад

    I own two Silver Pigeons, 686 grade 1, both right hand. I am a left-handed shooter with a bony, narrow face. The right-hander fits me better than the southpaw model, which was unexpected. If you have a broad or fleshy face, I would expect different fitment.

  • @Jonsoh811
    @Jonsoh811 Год назад +2

    Still looking to buy my first shotgun. At the range I've shot 525 browning and Beretta SP 1. After around 750 rounds each I tend to like the feeling of the Beretta more. Even though I don't prefer the loading action since shell sometimes get blocked by the top part of the action release. Do you have any advice for Beretta models? I was thinking about the Beretta SP 3.

    • @IRateGuns
      @IRateGuns  Год назад

      the sp3 is a good gun, i have one. if you are looking for something for clay and game its a good choice. if you plan to do motley clays i would look for a 690 action gun like the 691,692 or 694

  • @Retired-Tom
    @Retired-Tom Год назад +1

    I've just come to Beretta Ultralight from Miroku MK38 for the weight and am pleasingly surprised at the quality.

    • @IRateGuns
      @IRateGuns  Год назад

      Glad it’s working for you, I’m going the other was, beretta to browning, I’m finding the added weight is helping my shooting

  • @randallshamel9368
    @randallshamel9368 3 месяца назад

    Bought a 687 grade five recently after wanting one for many years and sold two perfectly good brownings and a Remington 7400 in order to make the purchase. I couldn’t be more disappointed as bottom ejector failed to function properly right out of the box. I returned to the dealer where purchased and he convinced me to “ just shoot it it will be fine”. Well it wasn’t and isn’t fine . Burrs on the ejector lugs ( right side , bottom barrel only) and metal shavings peeling off which literally caused deep scratching in the barrel block . This is my first beretta but I’m no novice firearm owner and I my be the unlucky 1/10000 but the quality of this firearm has ruined the purchase experience for me and I certainly wouldn’t recommend one to anyone.

  • @Sudhakar4Sharma
    @Sudhakar4Sharma 8 месяцев назад +1

    Love your videos, just started following you. Looking for my first trap gun....

    • @IRateGuns
      @IRateGuns  8 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks, I’ve been shooting a browning 525 trap one for about a year now, excellent gun

  • @herrmauser1066
    @herrmauser1066 Год назад

    nice shotgun but Beretta needs to lengthen the LOP on their stocks. Otherwise a great shotgun.

    • @IRateGuns
      @IRateGuns  Год назад +2

      Surly that’s why they have interchangeable pads?