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| Value for Money | 9/10  |
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| Reviewer Rating | 8.6/10 |
| Overall Rating | 8/10  |
Full review by
Guest.
on 15th Jul 2008
User Rating : 10
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Good Points: Shoot long distances target
Bad Points: No equilibrium between the weight of front & back
General comments: It's a nice shotgun
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Review by
Top Shot
on 30th Jun 2008
User Rating : 9
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Love the Gun, great for field walking sport
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Review by
rhm4jc
on 22nd Jun 2008
User Rating : 9
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This gun is an excellent choice for sporting clays, skeet or trap. I own five shotguns and four are Berettas'. I'd give the gun a 10, but the perfect gun has not been made yet. However, I'll bet Beretta will make it soon.
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Review by
browning 2886
on 20th Jun 2008
User Rating : 10
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Set the stock properly and it hits where you are looking.
fantastic gun.
100% recomended
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Review by
Guest.
on 13th Jun 2008
User Rating : 10
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Have not had a malfunction to this point. And it does point good. Have the .12ga and wife has 390 Gold Mallard in .20 ga. She had hers before I did. And I liked hers so well I bought the 391 when it came out and have not been sorry yet
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Review by
smithmike
on 10th May 2008
User Rating : 10
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This is the best shotgun I ever seen in my life. Evevn it is better than the extrema 2. I have both and I honestly think I have had more accuracy with the Urika.
Price is very reasonable (900$-1,000$)
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Review by
Guest.
on 5th May 2008
User Rating : 10
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Great gun good value for money
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Review by
Wadiog
on 3rd Apr 2008
User Rating : 10
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Fast firing gun, light weight and i never had any problems with it. if after i dropped it in a river and picked up half a mile down stream. all i did was shake of all water i could get out of it and i got back to hunting. that was almost 7 months back and no signs of rust yet.
Hard to find, beretta needs to make more to satisfy the market. took me almost a year to find one.
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Review by
toomak
on 30th Mar 2008
User Rating : 7
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Nice gun. i hope beretta is right about the light loads as i like to use light loads for phesant in the fall. I gave it a 7 now but if it uses the light loads this fall i would give it a 9.
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Review by
Guest.
on 25th Mar 2008
User Rating : 9
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Overall i think it is a very good balanced gun without too much recoil which is ideal for myself.
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Review by
peter scaife
on 10th Mar 2008
User Rating : 10
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Beretta make the best most reliable auto on the market today
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Review by
fotostuze
on 19th Jan 2008
User Rating : 3
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Starting to loose faith in Beretta!
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Review by
westie57
on 16th Jan 2008
User Rating : 6
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i got the xtrema about 3 months ago, i chose it over the urikas because the reviews were better......but after handling both of them. i regret not chooseing the urika. the xtrema is a very good wilffowling gun with its 3 1/2 ins barrels and is a very strong gun. my critisism would be that the gun is badly balanced. it is very hard to do a quick swing on close quary. so the only time i use it is on the wash. for an all round shooter i would sugest the urika is a better all rounder.
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Review by
TikkaT3
on 2nd Jan 2008
User Rating : 8
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I bought the Urika Gold semi for NZD$1950 new with hard case, 5 Opitima chokes, shim kit etc. Removed the mag limiter as we have unlimited mags in the area I shoot. Has functioned without a hitch for wildfowl and sporting clays. LOP suits me well and it is a pleasure to shoot. I prefer the bolt release of the Remington 1100/1187s, but this is not a major issue. Mag cut-off is there which is a bonus. Handles different loads for clays through to 3inch magnums no worries. Good quality machining on ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 22nd Dec 2007
User Rating : 2
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I've shot the gun in a trap league for two years, clean it etc. Went to shoot it recently and found that all but one of the piston tabs were broken off - couldn't use it. When talking with Beretta on line smith, he said not to shoot LIGHT LOADS in it, this will happen. I've shot some LIGHT LOADS but typically I shoot regular trap loads. This is contrary to Beretta's own advertising by the way, they mention how well it does with Super Heavy to Light loads !
So I purchased the replacement pis ...
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Review by
jamespav
on 10th Aug 2007
User Rating : 10
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I've never written a review online before, though I read many, but I feel that I owe it to this gun to give it the creditability it deserves. I shoot both wildfowl and pigeon and this gun is perfect for both and has never ceased to cycle a single round. Being a military man, I ensure it has a full internal clean after ever session but I'm sure it isn't necessary to keep it functioning well. The model I have is the Max 4 camo which is a extremely high grade, almost photo quality finish which als ...
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Review by
mellman
on 24th Dec 2006
User Rating : 9
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I have a disc problem in my neck and with normal over under and side by side guns of 20 bore cal suffer a lot of pain when and after using them, I first purchased a Raptor but took it back as it was not very well made (barrel bridge was bent!) they then got in the Beretta for me, No contest! Get one you wont be disappointed.
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Review by
twister64
on 23rd Sep 2006
User Rating : 10
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Very lucky and found a S/H synthetic Beretta AL391 Urika, which had hardly been shot, with Gel-Tek recoil pad and Truglo sight. The breech bolt release button has a small levered arm over it so it is much easier to use. Using good mid - heavy weight cartridges, and the gun just works for you. I use it for pigeons on the farm at present, but am thinking of getting a clay trap to try out but I'm sure it will still do the business.
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Review by
PeteBrady
on 29th Apr 2006
User Rating : 10
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I bought this Beretta AL391 Urika by accident! I had originally bought a Franchi Raptor but after finding that it was a "rogue" gun which had slipped through quality control, traded it in and paid a bit more for a Urika sporting (wood/metal version).
I have found the gun to be super reliable, even when I have pushed it a bit and put subsonic 24g loads through. The self-regulating gas system is a real bonus, allowing the shooter to switch between very light and very heavy loads instantly wit ...
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Review by
RWH24
on 31st Jul 2005
User Rating : 10
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After adjusting the stock shims the gun points naturally. It is 100% reliable with the ammo I shoot. Both the 12 & 20ga are great guns. The 20ga is lighter than the 12 by over a pound so I added weight front and back so it swings and feels more like my 391 12ga. The 20ga 26" brl was a little whippy in the swing on the clays course. I shoot Skeet/5-Stand & Clays course at least once a month to every other week. Approx 2000 rounds thru each gun.
Both guns are the 391 Urika Field, wood/blue
The 1 ...
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