Obviously they are vastly different...which would you pick for your safe?
Spas 12
Browning Citori Sporting Clays
Spas 12
Browning Citori Sporting Clays
never heard of the Spas 12.
The question is worded correctly .. which one for the safe.
It would have to be the Browning for the safe because if I hunted with it the thing would no longer be shiny and pretty.
So there you go.. I would use the Spas to hunt.. if it was legal.
And if it was reliable.. does not look like it would mind being dropped in the dirt or rained on or scratched up from wading through briars.
I think I would choose my A5 though for safe and hunt duty.
The question is worded correctly .. which one for the safe.
It would have to be the Browning for the safe because if I hunted with it the thing would no longer be shiny and pretty.
So there you go.. I would use the Spas to hunt.. if it was legal.
And if it was reliable.. does not look like it would mind being dropped in the dirt or rained on or scratched up from wading through briars.
I think I would choose my A5 though for safe and hunt duty.
You should have seen the looks I got when I brought my MKA 1919 out to a clay shoot with a red dot on it.
My coworker swears by his MKA 1919 for rapid feral hog clearing. How has yours been for reliability, Shoddy?
LOL, are you Hansen under cover?
I got one of the first models when they were allowed in the country. Had to buy the package of US made parts to swap out to make it compliant.
It's not 100% reliable. I may have one FTE during a 10 round mag dump using dove loads. Using magnum loads it runs perfect. I've read there is a mod available to make light loads run better. Your buddy running heavy loads for the pigs I'm sure, so has he tried light loads?
Spas has the cool factor but, are known to be fragile. I'll stick with my M1014.
Keep the Spas and sale it, then buy the Citori and keep the extra money.
The English stock model I shoot for upland will punish you with heavy loads. Take some aspirin to a shooting clay or trap match.
Points well for me though.
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