Beretta A400. Far superior to the SBE2, which is my #2 choice.
I also use an 870 with a 26" barrel. I took my benelli duck hunting once and I thought that if the boat tipped over I would die trying to get my shotgun out of that freezing water. I've since decided that a duck gun must be capable of being used as a paddle. It has to be able to stand being thrown from the place I'm standing to the shore and any other abuse that might be necessary. I've been thinking about trading for a Nova, but the 870 will do just fine.
Used to shoot expensive guns for duck. shot a Baikal for years and have since switched to a nova. It goes bang everytime.
Which ever one you can hit em with. Personally I like a Benelli for all my feathered friends. Also, looks like other shotguns far outnumber the rest thus far.
I know some duck hunters that swear by the Steoger M2000 Marshgrass Camo.It not a $1200 loss if you fall through the ice or tip the boat.
I've never hunted waterfowl with my Stoeger M2000, but it's deadly on Turkey and sporting clays!
The best for me has been the Benelli Super 90 that I have used since 1995, and before it, I used a Belgium Browning A5 "magnum" that was built in 1971.
I don't think I even own a shot gun anymore that's not a Bennelli ...
Well except my Franchi ID I-12 LOL
I've had Moss 500, Rem 870 etc. Bought my first Bennelli (Nova) and stuck with them. I do have to say though, the Nova eventhough it's probably the toughest gun I've tried to destroy. It's got to be the worst as far as comfort, shouldering and plain shootability.
Well except my Franchi ID I-12 LOL
I've had Moss 500, Rem 870 etc. Bought my first Bennelli (Nova) and stuck with them. I do have to say though, the Nova eventhough it's probably the toughest gun I've tried to destroy. It's got to be the worst as far as comfort, shouldering and plain shootability.
