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  • intensefab
    Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 249

    Bennelli Super Vinci

    So I've been seriously thinking about getting the Super Vinci. It will be used primarily for trap and skeet fun and a little turkey hunting in the fall. Looking for some feedback on that shotgun. My buddy just bought the M4 and it looks killer but won't fit the need I'm looking for.

    Thoughts or other options???
    California, love it or leave it....well after fifty years, sure am glad I left!
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    advocatusdiaboli
    Calguns Addict
    • Sep 2009
    • 5521

    I have been considering a Vinci for waterfowl and turkey, but decided against the Super version after research and would get the regular Vinci. I'll share why. The main benefits to the Vinci are smooth reliable action, less recoil, and very easy to breakdown and clean. Is all that worth the extra money, I think so if I have the cash. Reviews testing the shot behavior of the Super said that the 12 ga shot string still cannot equal a 10 gauge and bunches up depleting energy so if I go after big waterfowl, I'll just get a good inexpensive 10 gauge as rare as that event will be. Getting the regular saves a bit of weight I'd carry every shot but use infrequently also. Of course, your needs are bound to be different and I have a friend who loves his though I don't know how often he shoots magnums.
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