I do apologize in advance but I love inertia guns. Has anyone put over 10,000 rounds through a Retay yet? They look similar to the Benelli line other than the trigger. I am looking hard at one but didn't want to be the first guinea pig.

I've been using them for four years by now. It isn't like Retay USA was formed just last week.

In 12 gauge, the Masai Mara is made in 3 inch and 3-1/2 inch. The other model is the Gordion, which is 3 inch only. It is your choice of walnut or camo, with the 3-1/2 inch in camo or Cerakote only.

First, Randy, I am honored to have posted something worthy of your comments. I have been a fan of yours for years. Secondly, I love my Benelli SBE II; I have put over 40,000 rounds through it. Would you recommend the Waterfowl over a new SBE III? This will be almost exclusively a duck/pheasant/rough weather gun.

For quality time in the duck blind or goose pit, check out the 3.5 inch Masai Mara Air King.



For wild pheasants, you might want a lighter gun . . . I do. The Gordion 3 inch 12 gauge camo is only 6 lbs., 9 oz.



I was using a Gordion a couple of months ago when June, my German-shorthaired pointer, found her very first wild Illinois rooster.

Very interested in theses guns. I am wondering if the receivers are smaller in 20 ga than in 12 gauge?

Thanks, John

Yes, the 20 gauge Masai Mara is completely scaled down from the 3 inch 12 gauge MM.