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OK, so after many delays and timing discrepancies, I finally got the toothpick out. http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1049889
Using Remington Peasant Loads,(it's all my indoor range will allow) I put 12 rounds down range. Overall, I will say it did well. Mind you, I haven't fired a shotgun in 35 years and these were the first shells passed through this weapon so your results may vary. It shoots exactly where you point it. It operates very smoothly, but I did have one fail to feed (empty chamber on the 4th round) and my last round was a little snarky about going into battery. Now, both instances could've been me. I will practice some more and see. The wood looks great, but the hard plastic buttpad left an impression on me. It could be my hold, or it could be I need a better pad. I got time. For a 200 dollar shotgun, I am happy.
Using Remington Peasant Loads,(it's all my indoor range will allow) I put 12 rounds down range. Overall, I will say it did well. Mind you, I haven't fired a shotgun in 35 years and these were the first shells passed through this weapon so your results may vary. It shoots exactly where you point it. It operates very smoothly, but I did have one fail to feed (empty chamber on the 4th round) and my last round was a little snarky about going into battery. Now, both instances could've been me. I will practice some more and see. The wood looks great, but the hard plastic buttpad left an impression on me. It could be my hold, or it could be I need a better pad. I got time. For a 200 dollar shotgun, I am happy.
