hey james! did hers ever smooth out or did you need to slick it up?

yes I was pretty happy that this one doesnt beat my cheek up. that winchester 1300 was rough, so I never liked shooting it, then tried out a maverick 88 on a whim, and even at a much lighter weight, it didnt slap my cheek and had a much lower stock. so I went back and put a taller bead on the winchester and then made a rear sight for it, and now we get along very well. so maybe a taller bead or different sights for your beretta might help? i know it sucks to have a gun that you like but dont get along with.

The instructer at the range suggested inletting the stock and fitting a foam insert to take the bite out of it. Might give it a go but seems like a shame on a nice walnut stocked shotgun. For now it's ok as i'm not using it much. Most of my spare time is taken up with rifle hunting for wild boar, roe deer and the odd red deer. Use a CZ for that

It’s always finding a shotgun with the right comb height and length of pull for me. One of the products that really helped is the beartooth comb riser 2.0. As well as their recoil pad. The comb riser allows you to install foam via a neoprene sleeve and the foam can be layered and adjusted multiple times and it’s removable without damaging your stock. The recoil pad is the same principle…will allow you to “lengthen” the stock for a more accurate length of pull. I hope that helps.

it has smoothed out quite a bit from new and is still tight, yet smoother.

i put the center of the sling stud about 2.5" forward of the front edge of the forearm. and it seems good there.

@@joecalton1449I put mine 3.5 inches ahead of the forearm. I thought I put it a little deep. Works well of course, but my eyeball wants it to be closer to the forearm.

Thanks for watching!

i have not run any hotter factory ammo through it yet. I should make it back out to the range soon and try some soon.

i took it back out yesterday and ran some winchester 1 oz slugs, factory 2 3/4" 00 buck, and some remington magnum 3" 41 pellet #4 buck through it. the #4 buck had the most recoil. while it was stiff, it was not painfull by any means. that stock lets the shotgun come straight back into my shoulder and not into my face.

@@joecalton1449 thanks for the follow up. I appreciate it.

Minus the 4. Lol

that would be cool! but thier website doesnt mention the 410. you can get 3/4 ounce wads for the 12 gauge and load it very close to the 410 though.

that would be cool also!

They do make in in 28 Ga with a gauge specific frame if you're looking for a nice light gun

Just recently got a 28. Love it but haven’t hunted with it yet. May try it on ducks this winter. Works good on hand thrown pop cans and water bottles.

they seem pretty well regulated to me. and patterns are pretty even and consistent with the different choke sizes

sorry to hear of your trouble with those. this bobwhite is doing pretty well, and is smoothing out nicely. the other cz that I had was a 527 american I think, and was a great rifle, nice looking, accurate, nice trigger, but it had a detachable box magazine that stuck out right at the balance point when i carried it and drove me to sell it off.

@joecalton1449 I have a cz jaguar in .22lr. Excellent gun. I just don't like cz selling rebranded Turkish made shotguns. I'm looking for a double barrel not sure if I should get the bobwhite or go for a semi auto winchester sx4. The sxs bobwhite is so simple to clean and transport

@@jeansandmyshirt id say get both :} i got the double as it always seems like i have the wrong choke with a single barrel. now I can have 2 chokes installed at the same time.

@joecalton1449 sure if I was rich like you lol

@@jeansandmyshirt oh im not rich, just sometimes irresponsible :}

i have not taken it out hunting yet. just got it a couple weeks ago and the only thing open right now is predators and varmits or non game stuff. it carries pretty well so far but I just like having a sling on a long gun.

Carries great - bought the 20 as kid/woman backup gun. I took pheasant hunting last year and it was a real pleasure compared to my normal semi-auto's... I've got an old Ithica sxs that I hunt, but now I'm thinking about grabbing the 12 too - cuz we liked it so much. Pretty nice gun, choke tubes, and a case too... my first CZ shotgun and I'm impressed (love the 75 too)...

Correct.

Yes and no a sxs or o/u can have a single triggers or double triggers. I have not seen any o/u with double triggers in real life but have seen in pictures. My sxs does have double triggers because I like the look of it.

@@steamtrainrollon2060 some have a single trigger and a barrel selector built into the tang safety , but I prefer two triggers as well

@@steamtrainrollon2060 * Single trigger double shotguns are preferred for target shooting, or where game is shot only at a known distance, i.e. birds shot only over a pointing dog, or pass shooting birds at long distances, in these situations a double barrel gun that is choked the same in each barrel is okay, but for an all around bird gun, double triggers give the hunter the quickest option available in order to produce the best killing pattern. No single selective trigger system has ever been devised to equal the speed and efficiency of the double trigger.

The g2 bobwhites are well made. Not much can go wrong with a sxs anyways lol

I've had many cz shotguns and rifles and have never had any issues whatsoever. Maybe I've just been lucky

Say what you want, never had a single issue or wish I had something different. My cz has been reliable, swings nice, is a good price, and lightweight. Killed hundreds of birds across multiple states. There's probably something "better" but I don't ever feel the need that I need to spend an extra thousand bucks for something with minimal improvements or accessories.

​@@jimblanchard343I doubt you've been "lucky" I think they're a decent gun brand. People love spewing bullshit, especially the people who don't even own one and hear some nightmare story from one guy back when their gun sucked or had so many issues bla bla bla. Just look at the reviews on sportsman's warehouse for this gun. Pretty much all positive

im not sure about that on this one. the rib on this one is hollow so shortening it might be a bit more than just sawing it off and installing a new bead. but they do make the coach guns which are alot shorter stragiht from the factory.