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You’re very welcome and Thank you so much! I really like the compact version. I’m glad you feel confident in breaking your gun down.

Hey John I really appreciate that. 👍

No problem I’m glad I could help you out. If I remember correctly all the instructions were in Spanish/Italian language out of the box!

What an awesome Christmas present! Glad you got it figured out, they are going to love it!

Glad it helped, very cool to have a viewer from GB!

Alan T For the price, you are getting a lot of Gun for your money. Hunted all day in the rain yesterday. No issues. I’m very happy with mine. Glad you liked the video and hope you got something out of it. Thanks for watching!

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Thanks ashy! I would love to visit Scotland one day. I’ve got some ancestors from over there. Are Scottish citizens allowed to have firearms such as this?

Very welcome bro

Flying Yacht Thank you so much! He should have no problems at all! Once you do it a couple times it becomes very easy. Like riding a bike.

Brad Bearden Thank you sir, hope it was beneficial.

Brennon Flugence thanks man I appreciate that. I have been so busy ever since I made this one. With the holidays and hunting season going on it’s been hard. I would really like to start making videos weekly and even start filming some hunts. Plus the quality of GoPro footage is terrible. I need to get a good camera.

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Thank you! Cool you found my video in the UK. So y’all can only own three shotguns or can only shoot #3 shot size?

@@undercoveroverwater8413 He probably means 3 shots in the magazine tube.

@@TheSiiliperse we can own a seven shot or whatever but it has to be on a firearms certificate not a shotgun certificate. So yes will only hold two in the mag and one in the breech.

Tim Howells Thank you sir, glad it was beneficial to you. Gun is much better than the manual!

Александр Журавлёв Awesome, Thank you!

Sam Davidson sounds good man I think I can make that happen. Season has opened up now so I’m pretty busy! I had a feeling someone might ask eventually! Glad you liked the video, you will love your new firearm.

oldMan Slickville after removing fore end lightly push down on the bolt from the top side and with other hand pull handle out of bolt.

Thanks! I’m not exactly sure what you mean, can you be more specific?

@@undercoveroverwater8413 I looked at an exploded drawing to try to figure that out. I think the shell handler is built into the button on the side of the receiver that you can block feeding. It looks like a fantastic shotgun, and very easy to break down.

@@bobdegutis302 just bought a used one. It's amazing

TheSouthernsurvivor Hey man, I haven’t particularly been on a “dove hunt” with this gun yet but I have shot dove in the duck blind with it while they’ve been in season. As for the choke set up, I think I’d personally bump it down to a modified just bc I’m not the sharpest shooter out there. I can assure you though, if you make contact with that long range extra full on a dove, it’s game over. I just checked out your channel and looks like you’re a fellow Mississippian. Greetings from DeSoto County.

UnderCoverOverWater Good deal, I didn’t even look and see where you were from. We are not far apart at all. We come to DeSoto all the time. Love me some Sportsman’s Warehouse. Good to see a southern brother on KZfaq. Thanks for the information. I’m gonna check that choke out. May pick up a 12 gauge later on this year. I’m gonna subscribe to you. Thanks again and God bless.

018132 I’m usually shooting rio blue steel, Winchester x, or Kent fast steel. Whatever I can find. They all shoot about the same to me. I shoot #2’s always and will carry some BB’s just in case some geese come over. That cremator choke is the way to go. I’ve got the long range.

Unfortunately I don’t think you can get a riffled-barrel on this model, I could be wrong I’m just not certain as I’ve never thought about doing it before. . What you could do is put a rifled choke tube in it though.

Jason Roddey I haven’t made one yet but I will do it if people want to see it. Used it today. Great gun. Thanks for the comment.

UnderCoverOverWater most definitely would like to see I’ve been debating the 3.5 would like to see how it handles on different shot shells buck shot slugs cheap ammo, it’s good to use video like that from people who ain’t paid to make it gives honest opinion on the firearm

cole merrill Hey cole yes this is a known “issue” with the 20 gauge. When I was doing research on the 12 gauge I can remember reading a lot of comments on the 20 gauge being hard to load. From what I have read, it will get easier as more shells are shot through it. The 12 gauge was a little stiff at first as well but it has loosened up for me.

UnderCoverOverWater thanks for your help! I’ve read that the 12G doesn’t really have this issue as much as the 20. Really wish I would’ve know this and I would’ve just got him the 12G. The compact option is what really sold us as he’s only 13. It’s a awesome gun minus this major issue that I think could easily be addressed by franchi. Thanks again!

cole merrill I know that must be frustrating. I would take a weekend and go shoot a lot of cheap lead shot through it or just sit in your garage and load/unload it. I have heard that if you remove the carrier latch and barely bend it slightly that it also help with the issue. Once it gets broke in, it will get even better. Good luck!

UnderCoverOverWater thanks for the knowledge! Hope it does soon. Happy holidays!

@@colemerrill4077 I just purchased the 20 gauge a couple weeks ago, I have had no issues loading it ( been using Fiocchi 3inch 1 1/4oz 5 shot). I find it to be a fantastic shooting gun and a lot easier to carry in the field hope yours ends up as nice as mine. 6 pheasants in the last two weeks with it.

Case Hutchinson Hey Case, that is the Carlson Cremator Long Range(LR). Our Franchi Guns run all Benelli Mobil Choke Tubes. Just check the package of whatever choke you are looking at and see if it says it’s compatible with Benelli Mobil. Like I said in the video, this gun is very identical to a Benelli. I’m a big waterfowler so that particular choke is what I prefer. It patterns straight and true. I got it so I could reach out a little further since I have the 26” barrel. It’s the extended version as well. I’d also like to add that the long range is the extended Full choke. A helpful tip: you can shoot lead through a full choke that is designed for steel but you cannot shoot steel through a full choke that is designed for lead. Steel will not give much while lead has a little bit of play. It’s a softer metal. There will be info about this on any choke tube you buy though.

scuba steve thanks man I need to find a decent camera to make some more videos. I’d love to start filming some stuff.

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@Tommy Hardin thank you!

Man I would love to have an elite. I don’t think they were on the market when I bought my affinity otherwise that’s what I would have got. They look incredible.

@@undercoveroverwater8413 how is your camo holding up? Many wear marks etc?

@@robinsquires5621 it’s holding up relatively well. The only wear marks it shows is on the stock under the trigger assembly from where I lay it across the top of my metal pit blind. I keep it in a bag to and from hunting and on the 4wheeler/boat but honestly one of the main reasons I went to a synthetic stock is so I wouldn’t feel as bad if I got scratches on it. I used to hunt with a Woodstock browning gold and I couldn’t even enjoy hunting with it because I was worried about scratching it up. The affinity is durable, yet I’m not going to feel sick to my stomach if it falls over and gets a scratch.