Here's a question: I've read about beretta and I know NBK is a big fan. My question is, how does it compare with the Remington semi-auto in 12 Ga. My brothers both swear by the Remington. One of them said the following recently: "Re shotguns I would consider as a first gun, a semi auto 12 G with variable chokes vs O/U. I think a pump would slow you down for shooting doubles in the field or on a range. For duck or goose hunting you may want more than one f/u shot that the O/U limits you to. If you're going to do a lot of clay pigeon shooting, then the double would be a good choice. Another advantage with my 12 G Remington Semi auto is that I can change the barrels and convert it to a slug rifle with scope in about 60 seconds. This is nice if you ever get invited to hunt deer in an area like all of NJ and parts of VA that don't allow rifles due to population density. I've used this 12 G more than any other of my guns over the years including for ducks, turkey, deer, trap, sporting clays, etc."
As always, I appreciate everyone's feedback and advice.
As always, I appreciate everyone's feedback and advice.