Great shotgun. Never jams. Shoots any load.

I love my waterfowl gun. Its exactly as described and puts the birds down. I have had this shotgun for a couple seasons now and it runs great no matter what I run in it. Love buds customer service and fast shipping as always.

Great camo job on this gun .Everything arrived in tip top shape.Thanks Buds!

i just recently purchased this from buds. quick service from buds. the gun is everything i expected. performs great with any load ive tried. i did have one problem. i recieived two of the same choke tubes and i was missing the pass shooting choke. remingtons customer service was excellent and i had the correct choke in my mail box by the end of the week. great product.

First off I had no problems with shipping or ordering from Buds Gun shop. My gun came in a week which is pretty good. My brother has the original Versamax so I got to see how it performs throughout the years. It is a very reliable gun the only issue he had with it was from using frog lube one year and it started to jam up in really cold conditions. It was a quick fix by thoroughly cleaning it and applying some Amsoil oil. Till this day it has not had any issues of jamming or cycling rounds through it. Now my experience with the upgrade Versa Max waterfowl Pro Edition. It is basically the same gun using the same gas system but has some pretty cool upgrades. Larger bolt handle, larger bolt release button, larger feeding port which is an awesome upgrade, rubber grip on certain areas, and a larger safety that allows you to put your finger on the trigger while the safety is still on and disengage the safety with the middle of your finger with that finger still on the trigger instead of pushing the button with the tip of your index finger and then putting your finger on the trigger. When I went to pick up the gun from my FFL dealer I inspected for any flaws and only saw one concerning area which was in the barrel located about 3 to 4 in from the chamber looked like very minut discoloration/different texture metal to the barrel. I talk to my brother and he has the exact same thing on his Versa Max. As we inspected both of our guns we concluded that this was something that Remington does to their barrels for some reason. The gun is on the heavy side but I like that because it makes me slow down my shots and having smooth shots moving from one shot to the next. I have put some scratches on the camo job but that doesn't bother me considering this is a tool and is going to have some abuse. I have only shot 3 boxes of two and 3/4 clay shells through it and have had no problem whatsoever. It is definitely the lightest recoiling shotgun on the market today. I can't wait to see what it does for the 2018/19 waterfowl season.

I purchased this versamax waterfowl pro ay Buds Guns and I was totally impressed with Buds and the Versamax. I hunt with a professional waterfowl outfitter and he owns 3 of the waterfowl pros. He has owned Benelli's and most of the popular brands. He has not been able to break the Versamax shooting Remington hypersonic 3 1/2 bb shells. Thousands of rounds and no problems. The gun is well made and is forward balanced to help lead your swing. With Buds warranty you cant go wrong!

Okay, before I get into the VersaMax waterfowl pro just know that every autoloader needs to break in before it can be reviewed. I unboxed my VersaMax waterfowl pro and completely disassembled it, cleaned the packing oil off and put her back together with some slip2000 oil. When I took the VersaMax Pro out to the sporting clays range, with 1.5oz 2.75" hand loads, for break in, it cycled flawlessly. I noticed right away that the drop at the comb was too much for my preferred cheek weld. I ordered the be raised comb insert, while at the range. I managed to shoot 84%with the VersaMax Pro even with the comb not to my liking. The first split opened one week after I received the VersaMax Pro. It might have been opening day rust but I missed the first Goose I drew down on. It rained on and off and I stayed on the river for 7hrs. The VersaMax Pro did have one fail to feed but other than that I filled my limit and was impressed with the feel and lower felt recoil. I took the VersaMax Pro home cleaned it, polished the bolt rails, oiled it up lightly, and went out again the next morning. Rain again but this time not one stoppage and I pulled back to back doubles on passing mallards. I'm still gonna work on fitting the gun but for now I'm really happy with my purchase.

This gun points well, and shoots true. My only issue is if it is raining hard or my gun and shells get wet, it turns into a single shot. It will eject, and halfway load the second shell. I cleaned and reassembled everything in accordance with Remington's manuals, and whenever it's wet it won't cycle reliably. Has become my goose dry field gun. All of that said, I still love it. Soft recoiling.

Beautiful gun with very little kick. Shot 2 3/4 up to 3.5 inch turkey loads and did not hurt at all! Shoots where u aim!! Exactly what I wanted.

Purchased the Versamax Waterfowl Pro and used it a couple times this past waterfowl season 2016-2017: Pro's: Definitely kicks a lot less than any other 12 gauge I've shot. I use 3" shells when hunting waterfowl. - Shot approximately 3 boxes of shells through it with no jams - The extended bolt handle is nice - Really like the gun overall, - The pass shooting choke patterns really well under 40 yards (even distribution) and nice pattern - I added a 1/2 inch to the butt stock with no issues (simple to add length) Con's: - I really wanted a 26" barrel option to purchase, but none are available with the waterfowl pro, a little easier to swing and by the time you have an extended choke on the 28" barrel it really becomes a 29". - The chokes are ok, bought some carlsons that offer a tighter constriction which helped out the pattern past 40 yards, after searching on Remington website I realized they offer a flush choke (mod and full), which I plan to purchase and will make the gun a true 28" barrel - the front sight is about twice the size you need, would be nice to have the ability to make that smaller