Beretta Extrema II Rapid Fire Shotgun

Wow! Look at the low recoil on this baby.
Man can he shoot. I want this guy on my side.

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To hell with the guy...I want the weapon!

That thing would be awesome to lay down out on my 60 acres

That guy needs to take another hunter/gun safety course....he's waving it all over the place.

Okay, I'm jealous, okay?

HOLY FREAKIN CRAP!!!!!

YOU COULD SET THAT ON YOUR GOOLIES AND SHOOT ALL DAY LONG AND STILL BE READY FOR "ACTION"!!!!

30 rd clip, bayo lug, laser sights,
never mind, already got that stuff, I just want the gun

I've known a few guys like him... go out at dawn every day shot 500 rounds.. then complain about not having enough ammo to get warmed up...

By the way his gun handling would get him thrown out of any shooting range I've ever been to!

reply to post by DaddyBare

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He is obviously exibition shootin...have you not seen this before? That is the STYLE of it, to look laid back and non-chaulant and you do amazing things. He would never "wave" his gun around like that if he was lined up with a bunch of guys on a shooting range. This is for show.

The comments you guys made are so funny, it must be jealousy or something. This would be like watching a Penn & Teller performance and saying that Penn really shouldn't juggle flaming knives like that! Or maybe going to a NASCAR race and complaining that they would get a ticket for driving like that.

"Doesn't he know that's dangerous??"


This is just a crazy comment from someone who makes guns their main platform here on ATS...

This was good for a laugh, oh yea, that guy was AMAZING. But I still think Ed McGivern, the author of Fast and Fancy Shooting, is more impressive.He does all of those tricks with a REVOLVER



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If hes ever assaulted by clay targets... forgettaboutit!

there are people who can shoot multiple clay pigeons with a ruger 10/22 or the like.. practice and a keen eye-hand coordination. i'd be more amazed by someone who can cook me a nice dinner out of a land fill of mysterious crap in a wasteland.

The demonstration is effective in that it demonstrates the rapid cycling of the weapon.

Curious though what loads he's shooting, and if they're full loads. I guarantee he loads his own.

Anyone can shoot targets like that. Anyone. It just takes lots and lots of practice - just like anything else.

Ask the guy to juggle four balls, and I doubt he can do any better than me.

But a juggler, likewise, engages in lots and lots of practice until every move becomes instinctive.

That's a nice weapon, but if my life were on the line, I still would have to choose a pump.

Truth is, I've never been attacked by clays.

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How bout them apples?

reply to post by AnonymousMoose

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two words.
How much?

I WANT ONE! AHHHH!

This would serve well as an infantry support weapon.

Here is a link that should answer that question. Info also.



Winchester sx3

I did some looking around, apparently the X3 has to be kept super clean or it has cycling problems. As long as you keep it clean though it will be a top performer.

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Holy crap!

To the person who said pump action is better -- why?

What's the price tag on that bad boy?

Here's a weapon that's MUCH more deadly with a faster fire rate....
Ladies and Gentlemen... The AA-12 Automatic Shotgun

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I have an extrema II and it is an amazing gun. It has the benefit of the gas reload system which reduces recoil as well as the kick-off absorbers in the stock AND the geltek pad on the butt. I only shoot 28g cartridges on sporting clay shoots and it never fails to cycle.
Mine is plugged to only 3 shots, 1 in the breech and 2 in the magazine, but it will fire off all three faster than you shout 'STOP!'
Recoil is weird with this gun. If you hold it loosely like this guy does, it won't give a lot of recoil. Pull it tight into your shoulder and it will give you a shove, but not as much as an OU will.
All said, it is the best gun I have ever used and I am proud to own it!