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winnie&bezza
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Well browning have given them a 100,000 round guarantee... So they are meant to be really reliable, however I'm sure I've read somewhere (maybe even on here, I don't know) that they have been un reliable with their cycling? But that could be to do with cartridge size and load because they are inertia and not has operated.

The only experience I've had of one is at the shooting show a couple of months back when they were first launched, it felt like a good well built gun which was easy to shoulder and point I found. Best way would be to try one out and shoot it I guess. I'd certainly like to shoot one.

Dave

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This site`s search engine mate.

 

The same question was asked a short while ago.

 

Further to my correspondence in that other thread, the mate of mine who recently bought one that I had a look at has subsequently used it three or four times clay shooting and has been plagued with stoppages.

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