Browning maxus value for money

Luketie123

Well lads I'm just wondering how much a browning maxus grade 3 be and the sporting carbon fiber and which would the best be to get for all round shooting to snipe to clays to ducks and foxes

Nekarsulm

Depends how seriously you intend to take the clay shooting, I would have thought. The Maxus would be spot-on for the ducks and foxes, bit unwieldy for snipe, and not to everyone's taste for clays at all. Just my opinion. I suppose, realistically, you would hardly have a half a dozen days after snipe in the year, while you could be at clays every day if the wallet allowed. Others would advise best O/U for clays (what discipline?) Price? dunno, google or the nearest Browning dealer.

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foxkiller10

ive got a browning maxus and do a LOT of shooting and a bit like yourself a bit of everything but mostly game and vermin.i bought a beretta 686e sporter and had it for 7 years thought it was a very good gun but was getting very loose and worn and decided to trade it for a new maxux 800 with the beretta i paid for it i think their 1650 new now but i cant fault the gun i shoot a lot if snipe with it along with all other game and i think its a great all rounder,how ever i wish i kept the beretta as well i still think your better off with a double barrel for clays having 2 chokes and being able select barrels is a great help.any man id say youd be verry happy with the maxus i bought one with 30 inch barrels and got a 2 inch extended choke with it and it makes a massive difference in distance im very happy with it.try lakeland in mullingar they have a great selection.

Luketie123

They seem like a great gun anyproblems with dem

foxkiller10

I've never had any anfd I've a few thousand cartridges ran through it now