I just wanted to provide some current input on Fausti Shotguns, in the past I made some comments that may have planted some seeds of doubt in regards to Fausti shotguns and now I feel compelled to provide some more current info that hopefully will have a redeeming affect. I originally purchased an absolutely beautiful (grade 4+ wood) 28 ga. Fausti Albion semi round body O/U from Cabela's and had a couple of very minor problems and Cabela's solution being the terrific customer service oriented company that they are was to simply replace the gun or refund my money and I was not willing to give up this gorgeous little gem and became a little concerned about the lack of factory warranty support state side but in the the end Cabela's had the gun repaired for me and as most of us are aware, with Cabela's importing them they become your source of warranty repair, well that has all changed now as Fausti is now in the US of A and now handles repairs and warranty issues. Well during this time my little 28 ga. O/U became my favorite 28 ga. gun and so when I decided to do a little restructuring of my guns one of the decisions that I made was to get a higher grade 16 ga. SxS built on a 20 ga. frame so I had a Couple of guns to choose from, the Fausti DEA Round Body or the Merkel 1620 and I decided after spending some time with both guns to go with my new 6 lb. 16 ga. Fausti DEA RB SxS and not because they were less expensive but more because they are a true "round action" gun, in fact I was so impressed that I took advantage of Cabela's basically half price sale and bought a 2nd gorgeous 5 3/4 lb. 20 ga. DEA RB as well and am so absolutely impressed that I just had to share this experience with you guys. So if you have thought about getting one of these guns, I couldn't more highly recommend them and Fausti USA is great to work with too. Great Guys!!
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