thanks for the comment. I think the gun is super solid. iv got a thousands rounds through to now and have no major complaints.. A few cycle issues. but I still like the shot gun a lot !

@@muledeerjunkiehat your not telling people is the browning that keep crippling game, a5 even maxus 2

I think it's all semi autos. Seems as though each one has a preferred range

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This is where I am headed.

For sure it’s a lot to ask a gun that’s chambered 3 1.5 inch heavy shot to cycle 2 3/4 light shot. I had a massive breakthrough with the gun.. depending on your shot gun shells you’re shooting.. like how much pressure the shotgun shell created in your barrel with determine how the shell cycles. I was shooting 3” 1 3/4 steel and the gun was cycling just fine. But that she’ll only created 9400lbs of pressure! This was a full choke.. also worked with a modified. My upland loads wouldn’t cycle with a full choke but I was shooting a shell that created 10,800lbs of pressure. I took the full choke out, put in a modified and / improved. It cycled EVERY shell.. Its like guys that blow their shot gun barrels apart.. that’s not the guns fault. It’s because they are too choked down and the barrel had to much pressure. I just learned this from a good buddy. Something most people over look!

So Maxus II?

no, I haven't had any further issues after that first 400/500 rounds

I did shoot the gun and didn't go with it because of the weight.. I purchased a SBE 3 as well and will have a review on that gun soon. I have really enjoyed the Browning A5.. It took some getting used to, but its been super good!!

For sure it’s a lot to ask a gun that’s chambered 3 1.5 inch heavy shot to cycle 2 3/4 light shot. I had a massive breakthrough with the gun.. depending on your shot gun shells you’re shooting.. like how much pressure the shotgun shell created in your barrel with determine how the shell cycles. I was shooting 3” 1 3/4 steel and the gun was cycling just fine. But that she’ll only created 9400lbs of pressure! This was a full choke.. also worked with a modified. My upland loads wouldn’t cycle with a full choke but I was shooting a shell that created 10,800lbs of pressure. I took the full choke out, put in a modified and / improved. It cycled EVERY shell.. Its like guys that blow their shot gun barrels apart.. that’s not the guns fault. It’s because they are too choked down and the barrel had to much pressure. I just learned this from a good buddy. Something most people over look!

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Have you set the friction rings for light loads?

The lighter the load the less inertia to make it cycle, the heavier the load the easier it is to cycle. If it was a 3” chamber it would be more likely to cycle the lighter shells as the bolt travels .5” shorter distance to cycle. Break in period is at least 100 shells. After that it may cycle the lighter loads. Don’t get a 3.5 inertia driven gun and expect it to cycle the light target loads especially before it’s broken in. If you want to shoot 3.5” shells and shoot light target loads get a gas driven auto loader.

It’s not the gun it’s the shooter or the shells Or both.

You’ve probably never patterned tested that gun for the shells it shoots best you probably just got lucky with the beretta and maxus.

you have a great point! I have been using the gun now for 6 months or so and I no longer have issues. so I think that first 400 rounds was a break in period ? m not sure exactly. But I agree, if you spend that kinda money, you should expect it to work immediately