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Remington 105cti?

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  • 10-11-2008 11:37am
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    k_d
    Registered Users Posts: 229 ✭✭


    hey,
    has anyone any experience with this gun?

    fired a baikal autoloader at the weekend and thinking of changing to one from the old double barrel i currently have..

    cheers


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    dimebag249
    Closed Accounts Posts: 205 ✭✭dimebag249


    Hi k_d.

    Haven't used the new Remington, but one thing to note if you're thinking about getting one is that it is designed to cycle a MINIMUM load of 32g. That's what Remington say anyway, so I think it's fair to say that it isn't an ideal clay gun, nor an all-rounder.

    Have you looked at the 11-87? I've found it to be very reliable, and nice to shoot, considering I don't really like shooting automatics.

    What will you be using it for?

    Sorry, I know you were looking for first hand experience with the gun, but since no one else'd replied...


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    k_d
    Registered Users Posts: 229 ✭✭k_d


    thanks..another bit i didnt know,dont think it affect me too much anyway,
    mainly shooting duck,pheasant,snipe. being using eley maximun 32g loads so far and all good, hardly any damage to birds

    only other thing is be out with foxs and using BB so think would be safe enough.

    thanks for tip


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    cavan shooter
    Registered Users Posts: 3,070 ✭✭✭cavan shooter


    A friend of mine has a Baikal semi and it is quite impressive. The fact you where thinking of going down the route of a remington I guess you've got a few quid to spend.

    Think about what you want to use it for, rough shooting then look at a Beretta or a Benelli (my choice) Browning is an other choice.


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    k_d
    Registered Users Posts: 229 ✭✭k_d


    ya looking tospend around the 1100 mark,depends what i find that i like

    just being looking online and seen a remington 1st,

    any ideas where has a good selection of second hand guns that you mentioned? as i said not much knowledge on the auto guns


    k


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    Hairy Hunter
    Closed Accounts Posts: 42 ✭Hairy Hunter


    Hi,

    I was up in Wilkinstown the other week, he had a good few older remington semi going for a SONG, new Bakiel semis and a couple of Berretta and bennelli's.

    I always find Geoff hard to beat, and he is a top bloke, just dont mention archery or he will go on all day:D

    HH.


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