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One more vote for Browning Hi Power please :)

The forum heavyweights have come to the rescue! Thanks a lot everybody. You cannot beat first hand experience :rolleyes:

Are the new Express models as good as the older ones? I hear that in general older SGs were of better quality (better metal used, more metal parts etc) :confused:

The looks of the Express are good enough for a HD and hunting SG. I mostly care about the internal workings :)

From what I read, many many people have had good luck with the Express :)

Thanks for the info folks :rolleyes:

It would have been a really easy choice if the Express had the same fit and finish in the internal parts with the WM. What is a ("possible") two piece barrel as opposed to a one piece barrel?

Thanks for the replies folks! The used firearm market over here is not that big, so a used WM (or an Express for that matter) is not realy an option. So I have to buy new.

Hello folks!, I think of buying myself a Rem 870 for HD (minimum barrel length allowed is 20'' now over here). The Wingmaster is much more expensive compared to the Express model and I wonder if its worth the price. So, I would be grateful if you could enlighten me about the pros and cons of...

I highly recommend the 391 Sporting model. Craftmanship is even better than the standard 391, and the extra weight really soaks up recoil. One of the most successful autos in Europe.

I will give it a shot, thanks for the heads up ;)

I haven't found anything in the Beretta manual about grease either. They point the parts to be lubricated -with Beretta oil they say, which is included with the gun. I have Super Lube synthetic grease in hand but I think I will stick with CLP Break Free. I have had great resluts with it in my...

OK I will try to get my hands on some FP-10 then :cool:

I will have another look at the Beretta documendation about the grease-oil thing. Break Free CLP will do just fine I guess ;) edited to add: The 686E Sporting has a steel receiver too. I think only "Light" OU Berettas have alloy receivers.

Thanks folks :D :D :D

Hello folks, I just got my new Beretta 686E Sporting, it was the one that felt (and fit) the best compared to the Citori -the other contender! I have not shot the shotgun yet but I have a question: Where do I have to lube it? Is it necessary to apply grease to any particular point in the...

Exactly. That is why the Berettas fit *me* better out of the box than Brownings. Since gun fit is one of the most important aspects, that fact alone will probably affect my choice for a new OU and I will probably choose the Beretta 686E over the Citori, although the Browning is back-bored...

So, what is the most important aspect of gun fit in OU shotguns?. Is it Cast? Most seasoned shooters say that it is important to get it right the first time (ie when you buy the shotgun) because it is difficult -and expensive- to correct afterwards. Ideas? Stay safe ;)

Thank you HSMITH. The Browning feels best ;)

Hello folks, I would like your opinion regarding these two SGs. I try to make a choice for a hunting semi and I have narrowed it down to these two. Any help is appreciated :)