beretta 686 evo
- Thread starter Joe S
- Start date
ive looked i cant find one with a adjustable comb for any less
- Location
- Wiltshire
The problem you will have is finding an adjustable stock ( if you haven't already found 1) just had a quick look on guntrader and I think there's only 2 listed.
Why 28 inch 30 seems more popular these days. I'm only a game shot though so clays may be different.
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Why 28 inch 30 seems more popular these days. I'm only a game shot though so clays may be different.
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yes the local gun dealer know of 686 evo with one
there a nice looking 682 gold e with one on gunstar
i couldnt see up down the rib of the maxus until i raised the comb
very nice have fun
the local dealer doesn't have one to try and ive tried a few o/u guns and all i have tried so far that fitted me have had a raised camb
michael N123
Member
id rather have 12 baikals
im sure one would do me if i could find one with a adjustable comb
michael N123
Member
My side by side cost 120 and its the only shotgun i'll ever need
smcapstick
Member
- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
Retrofit one, maybe? I'm sure I've seen kits for sale.
ive already got a semi auto that set me back £950the fecken o/u will be more stillo welli did think about that i just seems a pain in the arse
dont know if you could ever get it to look right
oh and the kits have to come from the US
smcapstick
Member
- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
Fair point. I'm the worst carpenter in history!i did think about that i just seems a pain in the arse
Grouse
Member
That's an FN Browning Auto 5 and is worth considerably more than £95!
A fantastic classic and highly sought after gun - in short that is the best Auto ever made !
dad must be a close second then
it would have to be centered perfect to are you would end up putting cast on one way or the other that you didnt want to!
Grouse
Member
Yes they will do the same job but it's the difference between a skoda and a Mercedes - or a Zetor and a Fendt.
They both can and do the same job - just one is significantly nicer and easier to use and isn't a pig to handle - a bit like using a very well balanced hammer and the other a rock
yes a gun isnt balanced isnt nice to swing! a nose heavy gun is the worst!
smcapstick
Member
- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
I'm a dealer - I know a bargain when I see one!
...or two, as it happens. I have two of them - one is a Section 1. (Y)
your doing well there then
section 1s can be very common?
Darren
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
Quite true. There seems to be a bit of inverted snobbery on here. If the OP had asked about a new pick up truck, I doubt the majority would be steering him to a FSO polenez or 2nd hand Tata load-beta. No. They'd be waxing lyrical about the luxurious comfort of their new Ford, Nissan, not to mention the Disco 4 getting a look in. My advice to @Joe S would be. If you're going to spend a serious bit of folding on a nice gun? Rather than go for something with an adjustable comb, get over to the mainland to someone like Ian Coley or another reputable gunsmith, they'll help you find one that's going to suit and alter the stock. Not just the comb but the whole lot. Length of pull, drop etc. It won't cost too much, some of the better ones will do it as part of the deal. It'll be far better than just raising the comb. Not to mention a good Berreta or Browning will last years if looked after and depreciate very little.