Beretta A391 Xtrema 2 Kickoff

[TripleDigitRide]

Anyone have any experience with this shotgun? Heard anything about it?

[Guest jwp]

I have several AL391s and love them. They are head and shoulders above Browning (including the FN stable) and Remington.

The only real trick is that you have to keep the piston rod oiled or it will start to jam a little.

I've used them for Sporting Clays, Skeet, Trap, Upland and haven't had one regret.

The "Kick-Off" models are supposed to be the lightest shooting of the bunch, I haven't shot one but I do have

the same recoil reduction system in my Teknys and it's a joy to shoot a couple of hundred rounds through in an

afternoon.

[TripleDigitRide]

I have several AL391s and love them. They are head and shoulders above Browning (including the FN stable) and Remington.

The only real trick is that you have to keep the piston rod oiled or it will start to jam a little.

I've used them for Sporting Clays, Skeet, Trap, Upland and haven't had one regret.

The "Kick-Off" models are supposed to be the lightest shooting of the bunch, I haven't shot one but I do have

the same recoil reduction system in my Teknys and it's a joy to shoot a couple of hundred rounds through in an

afternoon.

Thanks for your input, JWP.

[Guest m14man]

i have a bunch of friends that shoot beretta. they all love them. seems to be a great gun. but i dont see them being any better than a browning or a benelli. any one of those is a great shot gun. just find one and see what it feels like, if it feels good to you thats the most important thing of all.