You are absolutely correct. They hate the low velocity rounds until it is plenty broken in.

Winchester does not have a written warranty, but they do support their products very well. If it is something that is a manufacture defect, they do everything they can to make it right. We have had a very good working relationship with Winchester and they have been top notch!

@@ReedsFamilyOutdoorOutfitters Good to hear

It would depend on what kind of iron sights you are using. If you are using the style that shows around 5:45, no, the thumb would not be in the way. You might have to alter your hand grip depending on the type of iron sights you are using.

Check out Browning Service centers. Depending on what model shotgun you are needing a barrel for, they might know of a place to get one.

They are your barrel selectors. It lets you choose which barrel shoots first. One dot is bottom barrel. Two dots is top barrel.

No, the X12 is a fixed stock.

It is a Typhoon Butt Stock. Here is a link to their accessories page that has them on it. www.typhoondefense.com/accessories?page=3

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Fenwick revamped the Elite Tech line (to the Elite). The older versions are pretty scarce now. I do not have any left over :(

Steve Gould will be there from Target Focused Life, Factory Reps will be on sight, it is a short drive from Little Falls, MN.

It is hit and miss. Some of the factory mags do need a little tuning. The biggest thing is getting the mags broken in, along with the gun. HV rounds for the first 100rds to break in the gun. Some HV 3" shells do have a tendency to cause a few more issues than other shells, so find something the gun loves!

We should be sending out the first email blast this week. Keep an eye on Reedsgunsandammo.com as well!

As long as the firearm has the MSR style buffer tube, it will fit it!

Best thing to do is contact a dealer that does used firearms and appraisals. They should be able to give you a price.

Franchi Instinct SL would be a fantastic option. Light weight, great shooter, and it looks great!

The included screws come with the Fin Gear shuttle. 2022/2023 we included seperate screws. Anytime you rig electronics, a short trip to the hardware store is usually needed. We have a new video for this years bundle as well.

I shot thousands times from Beretta/Benelli and did not find it was stand out. Yes it is a good quality if you love it why not but If pay more Rizzini or Bernardelli fits and feel to me better.

@@Jim_Wilde Oh no doubt there’s nicer than Beretta as far as finish and cosmetics. It’s all about money spent for finish, engraving, wood aesthetics, ETC…. But Beretta just sets the baseline or the foundation of where to start in the o/u world and at a valued price tag. As far as quality, functionality, fit and finish, the Beretta is the best value for the money spent for a hunting o/u shotgun and in the 68-series. The action and mechanism of a Beretta 68-series is the toughest in my opinion. Now Beretta has shotguns in the $20k to $30K range and also side by sides I’ve seen in the $50k-60k range as well. The Benelli 828U for comparison to the basic Beretta 686 however is pure junk! Read about the ejection issues people have had. Read about the vent rib being carbon fiber and literally falling off of countless 828U owners. That’s crap, even though Beretta is the parent company of Benelli. Benelli shines with their combat shotguns only. Their field grade hunting guns however are “little league” level at best, where the Beretta 68-series is “pro.”

@@colt10mmsecurity68 I agree Benelli it's a low level or comparable to Turkey guns. I tried to find used Beretta close to 1K but it's hard to get may be latter I come back to this idea.

Yes, but you will have to purchase the bar to go with the bucket seat as well. It is a replacement part, so call Otter directly to get it!

The Eiger uses Velcro where the Impact uses Buckles. The Eiger has a leather upper where the Impact is a Nylon/Synthetic upper. Eiger is listed as "Snowshoe Compatible" as well. Other than that, the midsole, outsole, and insulation is identical.

@@ReedsFamilyOutdoorOutfitters which boot would you recommend from Baffin that is for Northern Finland, Sweden for dog sledding, snowmobile, snowshoeing? There are so many: Snow Monster, Eiger, Apex, etc. Thought? Thanks!

@@TheTrailDancer if I were purchasing the boot for myself, I would go with the Eiger or Impact. Eiger is a bit more durable so that is where I would lean.

@@ReedsFamilyOutdoorOutfitters what do you think about the Baffin Impact and Snow Monster? Is there one boot from them you like for walking, hiking, shoe-shoeing, dog sledding, snowmobile? Maybe -30C at the top range mainly (Northern Finland and Sweden). Do I need Polar, Arctic, or Tundra rated? With that said, which models would you recommend? I have been reviewing the Eiger, Impact, Snow Monster, Ice-Breaker? In addition, how are the sizes? I am usually a 9-9.5 in most shoes. should I chose a 10 or 11? Thanks so much!

@@TheTrailDancer I would still lean towards the Eiger. It is going to be the best overall boot for what you are looking to do. Baffin is tricky when it comes to sizing. I would recommend going up a size, but to be safe, find somewhere to try one on!

What kind of issues are you having? What kind of rounds are you using?

@@ReedsFamilyOutdoorOutfitters I've been trying pretty much everything. High Brass as recommended. Slug and 00 buck mostly. Have used heavy bird loads. I'm getting failure to feed all the time. The shell is catching onto something and not going into battery.

@@gregorynovosel1359 are you using the factory magazines? Typhoon had some mag issues on a few of them. It does not sound like it is a gas issue, more of a feed issue.

@@ReedsFamilyOutdoorOutfitters yes I'm using typhoon mags. Do you have another recommendation? I've bought their 5s,10s,and 20s and we'll as a drum which I had to sand down so the shells weren't pointing straight up at a 60° angle but that was from a third party.

The Trinity is a good price point gun! The Beretta's are actually built in Italy, not Turkey.

The Tristan is nowhere near as solid as the Beretta 686. The 686’s lock-up alone has been around now for over three decades. The 68-series is well known for its ruggedness and the design has been envied by other o/u manufacturers.

@@colt10mmsecurity68 If The Trinity won't be broken for 20K shots than Beretta no worth its price at all. I am gonna check it soon. Receiver made of steel so I hope so.

@@Jim_Wilde If you can afford 20,000 rounds of shotgun ammo, then you can afford the nicer Beretta. The feel, fit, finish, smoothness, rugged action of the 68-series… all better. But if you also swear by Harbor Freight tools, then perhaps Trinity is the perfect compromise for you. Hey, you do you Boo.

Zippers and Cold are the toughest challenge. I have found using some water resistant lubricant on the zippers has been very helpful.

It would have to be an AR15 lower, as the F12 is a AR15 platform.