[jdub702]

The ONLY down side to owning a KOLAR shotgun is that they never break so there isn't much to talk about on these forums!
the last post about something pertaining to KOLAR was june 17th
lol but true

 

[Vette Jockey2]

Don't let the lack of activity fool you. They are not all perfect. The ejectors on mine got out of time. Never had that happen on any other gun. A buddy's Kolar had to be sent back to have the barrel regulation corrected. They are great guns, overall, to be sure, but they are not all perfect.

 

[toptechX6]

Vette Jockey2 is exactly correct, one thing I leaned after 30+ years fixing cars is this, no machine or tool is perfect and will break eventually. Even the best manufacturer makes a lemon once in a while.

 

[1Chem_E]

Starting week 11 of my special order max lite sporting. I’ll post pictures hopefully in a week or two.

 

[mark-60]

Someone send me one for testing and evaluation. If anyone can F one up, I can.

 

[cain444]

recently sent my o/u Kolar for a couple small repairs. Gun arrived at Kolar facility on Monday. Got a call from Kolar on Wednesday for my credit card payment and the gun was back at my house Friday afternoon. could not be more pleased with their service and promptness. Good place to do business!!

 

[bgnmi]

I sent mine in to have a new euro forearm match the wood and an annual. 2 days after they received it they sent it back complete. This wood is spectacular

 

[1Chem_E]

I sent mine in to have a new euro forearm match the wood and an annual. 2 days after they received it they sent it back complete. This wood is spectacular

Let’s see a picture! I’m a sucker for nice Kolar wood

 

[John Henry]

Don't let the lack of activity fool you. They are not all perfect. The ejectors on mine got out of time. Never had that happen on any other gun. A buddy's Kolar had to be sent back to have the barrel regulation corrected. They are great guns, overall, to be sure, but they are not all perfect.

In the 11 years I've been shooting mine, I had to replace two ejectors because they broke (luckily subgauge on carrier barrel, so the tube ejectors held the broken piece in) and got out of timing once....due to a piece of shot getting stuck in the forend iron.

Also replaced the bolt once, and had 2 annuals done.

 

[Hliflight1]

Just got mine in black with 12 and 20 barrels after 9 week order. Max lite sporting with f1 stock. Luv the 20g.

 

[bgnmi]

Let’s see a picture! I’m a sucker for nice Kolar wood

 

[1Chem_E]

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Looks great! That forend matches in color, tone, and grain remarkably well

 

[Ch0rt]

Looks great! That forend matches in color, tone, and grain remarkably well

Kolar does an excellent job matching wood. When I bought mine I requested the F1 stock, but with a beaver tail forend instead of the Euro style. You would swear they were shaped from the same blank.

 

[Hliflight1]

good wood match here std order fF1.

 

[castnblast2]

The ONLY down side to owning a KOLAR shotgun is that they never break so there isn't much to talk about on these forums!
the last post about something pertaining to KOLAR was june 17th
lol but true

Take a look at the time since the last Perazzi post

 

[jdub702]

Take a look at the time since the last Perazzi post

maybe that's because many Perazzi owners have a spare trigger and a tool kit?

 

[castnblast2]

maybe that's because many Perazzi owners have a spare trigger and a tool kit?

Shot Perazzi guns since 1985, well north of 250,000 rounds, 8-9x to South America to shoot HV doves, once to shoot birds in South Africa.

Broke exactly 2 main springs, fixed both on the spot, and one firing pin, did require a trip to Coles. Also had mid ribs relayed once by Giacomo. Those were the only two trips to a gunsmith. Yes, I am a fan.