Ran to Academy to look at shotguns. It's our 6th anniversary (candy, iron, wood gifts) so I thought a shotgun for him() would be perfect.
I've GOT to keep the cost under $500 and I don't even want to spend that. But you get nothing for free these days so I'll fork over a couple hundred
I looked at a gorgeous Yildiz O/U 12ga (and the 20 and the 410 - super lightweights!) and the craftsmanship on those things were great. The guy swore by their quality but I realize he's also a salesguy who's got a job to do. $399 on the shelf, black walnut stock, 5 chokes, selectable fire button, scrollwork and engraved forestock.
The other shotgun was a TriStar G2 and he really didn't know anything about it. I thought I'd research it to put a face to a name.
Don't get me wrong guys, I'd love to drop $1500 on a sweet Benelli or a suave Remington but we just can't fork the dough at this place in time. I thought an impromptu less expensive purchase would pack a fun punch.
Thanks yall.
I've GOT to keep the cost under $500 and I don't even want to spend that. But you get nothing for free these days so I'll fork over a couple hundred
I looked at a gorgeous Yildiz O/U 12ga (and the 20 and the 410 - super lightweights!) and the craftsmanship on those things were great. The guy swore by their quality but I realize he's also a salesguy who's got a job to do. $399 on the shelf, black walnut stock, 5 chokes, selectable fire button, scrollwork and engraved forestock.
The other shotgun was a TriStar G2 and he really didn't know anything about it. I thought I'd research it to put a face to a name.
Don't get me wrong guys, I'd love to drop $1500 on a sweet Benelli or a suave Remington but we just can't fork the dough at this place in time. I thought an impromptu less expensive purchase would pack a fun punch.
Thanks yall.