Having posted inquiry to 28ga. o/u have stepped myself up tothe likes of rizzini usa and trying to find sig-rizzini at fair price. browning option last resort due to 20 ga. frame.. ruger ruled out to many conflicting reports, cz looked good but also afraid of quality issues. .. if that were not enough to confound me I realize reloading is inevitable, and so more decissions which brand reloader , which type, what hulls , and recipe????? I think that all these choices makes this such a great sport/ hobby and this forum is the best for help and discussion thanks mike
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I bought a Ruger Red Label w/28" bbls in 28 ga. and I have absolutely no reservations about it.
I chose it over the Citori and never looked back.
As to reloaders, I am loading on a MEC 8567 grabber and it does a fine job and loads 300 rounds pr. hr. with ease.
I chose it over the Citori and never looked back.
As to reloaders, I am loading on a MEC 8567 grabber and it does a fine job and loads 300 rounds pr. hr. with ease.
Cole's Gunsmithing has a very nice 28 gauge B. Rizzini for less than $2000. They have clearance prices on all their Rizzini's. The B. Rizzini's are very nice.
I just went through the same exercise you're going to go through. I ended up with a Beretta 687 SPIII, a 650N progressive (have used Sizemasters before), 1000 new, primed Cheddite hulls and 1500 wads (claybuster clone and PT28). I have way too much powder so, luckily, I don't have to buy any more.
I just went through the same exercise you're going to go through. I ended up with a Beretta 687 SPIII, a 650N progressive (have used Sizemasters before), 1000 new, primed Cheddite hulls and 1500 wads (claybuster clone and PT28). I have way too much powder so, luckily, I don't have to buy any more.
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