H&R 12 Ga Semi-Automatic/28" Blue Vent Rib Barrel & Syntheti

3 Reviews. Average Rating: [4.7 of 5 Stars!]

5 stars:		67% (2 of 3)
4 stars:		34% (1 of 3)
3 stars:		0% (0 of 3)
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Reviewed By: george k on 11/21/2009 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
I cant believe how well this gun performs for the money,already bagged 7 pheasants with it,fit and finish excellent,i shoot this better than my 750.00 beretta 3901, easy to take apart,very well made.

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Reviewed By: Kameron M on 10/27/2009 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
Utiliarian. Inexpensive. It fits me well and those who have looked it over seem impressed with it. A newcomer to trap, my first trip got 13 of 25 birds, with several breaking into dust. No problems with the action. It seems nice and tight. It's not a high-end gun, but it is not meant to be. It is a New England Firearms Excell, not an H&R, but it is backed by H&R and NEF is apparently a subsidiary to H&R. I got the synthetic stock because it will probably get knocked about and I wouldn't want nicks and dents in the wood, and it will probably get rained on, taken out in bad weather, and I don't want any more worries than I have to. For now, I am a happy camper.

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Reviewed By: John T on 12/27/2008 Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!]
Just got a SA1-128 and shot 100 clays with it. All in all I am pleased with it and will try it on ducks soon. It points nicely (on me) and fired reliably except for two failures to feed the second round. Probably not enough poop in the target loads. You have to reverse the gas piston to switch from high to low power loads and back but it is easy. The trigger assembly resembles a Beretta and the gas system a Remington 1187 - the recoil spring is around the magazine. The action works European style in that when you work the bolt handle to eject the round in the chamber it does not feed another. So far I like it.

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