Sabatti Shotguns

[Oldjedi]

I stumbled across this line of shotguns on the internet. Has anyone purchased or shot one. I am asking owners to share their experiences. Thanks

[ysr_racer]

Wow, never heard of them and I'm a "shotgun guy". Maybe that's your answer.

[sandiego67]

Buy 2 in case you need parts. It doesn't look they have a lot of support in the USA.

http://www.sabatti.it/en/#.WK0Pa_krJEY

[SoCalPI]

Don't they make the A300?

[ysr_racer]

Don't they make the A300?

You know I shoot a Browning 525 in competition, right. Here's a picture of it in the 2011 CA State Championship

[sandiego67]

You know I shoot a Browning 525 in competition, right. Here's a picture of it in the 2011 CA State Championship

How many Miller Lites did you have while shooting?

[ysr_racer]

How many Miller Lites did you have while shooting?

None, cracked that one after I won my class, and was done shooting.

[Horrendo Revolver]

Sabatti has a good reputation in Europe and South Africa.

[Thefeeder]

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Never owned or shot...but have seen and checked out.
You can research the same info as we can on the net

But I would not buy one myself unless its going for a very good bargain and I can inspect it in person. I have been down the road of Italian guns that don't have any US support....Easy to buy, very hard and expensive to fix or sell

[jdben92883]

My FFL has purchased 2 of their rifles for his personal use. He purchased a .308 last year and a 6.5 this year after talking with the owner each year at Shot Show. He didn't seem to have any apprehensions about support after the sale.

[ezb57]

They have been around for decades.
Are you looking at an old one or a new one?
The are all good quality, but maybe not the best.
Parts will always be an issue here in the states, especially for the older ones.
For occasional shooting they would probably be fine, heavy target use would be more of a risk.

[jojomon11]

I have a Sabatti Rover 308, love it. Some parts can usually be found on DCA's website