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<blockquote data-quote="358norma" data-source="post: 3032862" data-attributes="member: 10178"><p>Haven't heard anyone say Remington 11-87 yet. I'm a diehard Remington guy, because they work. I used to duck hunt some would say to the point of excess. Here's why I pick the 11-87. I've had Brownings fail because of crud on more than one occasion. I have a buddy with a Browning Gold, it works good on day one of a duck hunt, but if he doesn't do a heavy clean that evening, it will fail every time on day 2. I would prefer to have a cocktail in the evening and watch him clean his gun. I've shot Benelli's Black Eagle a little, but at least the gen1 had an issue with the ejector breaking, seen this more than once, leaving you with a very expensive single shot. I haven't shot a Gen2. I have used my 11-87 as an ice chipper, and as a boat paddle on more than a few occasions. I've had to do a heavy clean once using a cattail and lake water because of an early morning oops on my part with great success and a functioning shotgun for the morning. The one issue with a Remington shotgun is keeping the gas seal in good working order. Replace it every year or two depending on how you use it. I keep a spare in my choke tube box at all times. Just another opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="358norma, post: 3032862, member: 10178"] Haven't heard anyone say Remington 11-87 yet. I'm a diehard Remington guy, because they work. I used to duck hunt some would say to the point of excess. Here's why I pick the 11-87. I've had Brownings fail because of crud on more than one occasion. I have a buddy with a Browning Gold, it works good on day one of a duck hunt, but if he doesn't do a heavy clean that evening, it will fail every time on day 2. I would prefer to have a cocktail in the evening and watch him clean his gun. I've shot Benelli's Black Eagle a little, but at least the gen1 had an issue with the ejector breaking, seen this more than once, leaving you with a very expensive single shot. I haven't shot a Gen2. I have used my 11-87 as an ice chipper, and as a boat paddle on more than a few occasions. I've had to do a heavy clean once using a cattail and lake water because of an early morning oops on my part with great success and a functioning shotgun for the morning. The one issue with a Remington shotgun is keeping the gas seal in good working order. Replace it every year or two depending on how you use it. I keep a spare in my choke tube box at all times. Just another opinion. [/QUOTE]
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