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Benelli Nova
I've not been a fan of autoloading shotguns since I was a kid. I used to shoot way too fast without slowing down to really track on a pheasant or duck, and ran out of ammo with the bird still pulling up and away.
I started hunting a pump shotgun when I was probably about 15 or 16, and that forced me to slow down between shots, just a fraction of a second to focus on the target. Anyway I've shot pumps exclusively since.
I own all of the popular mossberg, winchester, and remington pump shotguns, but my Benelli Nova is the only one that gets used anymore. It is a little more expensive than any of the above pump shotguns, but well worth it. The reciver and buttstock are molded one piece, ending fractured buttstock problem (I've replaced the cheap buttstocks on each of my other shotguns, 4 times on the mossberg).
Anway, when you go out to look Thursday, take a look at this one:
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