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Akkar shotguns

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  • 08-10-2006 3:53pm
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    baskingkat
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    Anyone got any info on Akkar shotguns?


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    hunter701
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    yes i think we all need some info on these turkish guns i understand ata are under license from beretta and that they are fairly good. i was in a shop the other day and i saw an armsan semi auto and i seen an akkar semi auto on sportsden.ie cant find too much info on the net and i was told by another gunshop that turkish guns are crap which is not true but anyway has anyone got info on akkar and armsan turkish shotguns


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    hunter701
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    baskingkat wrote: »
    Anyone got any info on Akkar shotguns?

    to be honest i too was looking at akkar shotguns on the net as they are now for sale in ireland they seem good but i have a baikal over and under bought for €450 was cheap but is an extremely good and reliable russian gun.


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    deerhunter1
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    hunter701 wrote: »
    to be honest i too was looking at akkar shotguns on the net as they are now for sale in ireland they seem good but i have a baikal over and under bought for €450 was cheap but is an extremely good and reliable russian gun.
    I seen them in Ray Sampsons (Lazy Dog Shooting Shop) on Friday,nice looking gun


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    meathstevie
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    Can't speak for the brand in question but I briefly had a Turkish Stoeger 2000 a few years ago. The only thing I can say is that it was a crying shame the metal wasn't used for making beer tins straightaway.


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