thanks for coming back to me. When you say " Personally I have found they take a lot of getting used to with the mechanical movement when you shoot" - I presume your talking about the kick-off version. Tell me though, when the gun is fired and the stock recoils backwards does the stock slide against your cheek and does that bother you?
i have the beretta a400 xplor at about one mount new and i am very proud for my shot gun it very fast and very light and its one of the best brand like the benelli.
Maybe you have a suggestion on my problem. I have this gun without the computer shot counter. After shooting heavy field loads while duck hunting my cheek was bleeding from the stock recoil sliding across my skin.Shooting light target loads did not cause this problem. Thank you in advance for any help.
I have the A400 light without kickoff, is this version much heavier and is it suitable for game use, thinking about ordering 1 next week as I want the kick off system and fancied the look of this.
Well you can't go wrong with a Browning B525 or a Beretta silver Pigeon depending on your budget. You're welcome to try my B525 out if you're in the area :)
So really, as you see it, there are only positive points to buying this semi-auto? As you can tell I have limited experience in shooting and don't want to make a £1400 mistake, I will be buying a A400 Xcel and I just want the right gun, which is great to use with limited recoil. It was just the question whether the extra £80 for the kick-off was money well spent. You seem to say it is, would that be right?
New to clay shooting, I'm ready to make my first purchase - I like the beretta semi-autos and the a400 xcel especially. I see little point in having the full recoil - does it serve any purpose? You guys seem to know your guns and presumably have shot guns without a recoil reduction system. I will be buying the a400 but honestly, I'm really in a quandary over which version to buy, the kick-off or the non kick-off version?. Help! Would you buy the kick-off version if you were me?
Well that name sure has a lot of heritage, but then I am sure the purists would be surprised to see webley and scott make a semi auto! The A400 is a really nice gun, even I can hit stuff reliably with it! Thanks for watching :)
The webley 800 series are a lot cheaper than berettas and berettas do have a lot more bells and whistles than a simple 810. Great video keep up the good shooting.
I bought a maxus new then got offered a a400 stupidly cheap so couldn't say no. Don't get me wrong the beretta is a great gun but I think the maxus is a lot better gun but that's just me. Thanks for replying, good hunting to you
I had remi 1187 then sold it. bought an A300 and it knocked me out as it was so painfull. sold it back to the shop and they recommended the A400. I have a muscular disease so i need some thing that doesnt bruise. Is the A400 quite tame in the shoulder?
I bought this shotgun in a 20 gauge for wife to use at the clays range and the barrel was twisted internally? It shot 12 inches high and to the left all the time, when we bench checked the shotgun! Took it to a gunsmith and he found a twisted barrel! Brought the Gun back to Cheyenne Mountain and swapped it for something else! You only buy junk once! Before you drop a few more bucks and buy a Benelli!
cool video guys, I have the A400 xplor unico, pretty much the same without the electronic accessory, love these guns for sporting clays!
They actually help me decide this wasn;t for me, thanks!
Me Neither
I somewhat like the computer. I would like to have a round count on certain guns because it would let me know when springs are ready to be replaced.
The temperature read is actually crucial cuz a semi out shotgun can jam if it gets to cold. Seen it on Turkey hunting
I didn't know that, thanks for sharing that info! If you don't mind me asking, why is that?
Metal expands and contracts
thanks for coming back to me. When you say " Personally I have found they take a lot of getting used to with the mechanical movement when you shoot" - I presume your talking about the kick-off version. Tell me though, when the gun is fired and the stock recoils backwards does the stock slide against your cheek and does that bother you?
i have the beretta a400 xplor at about one mount new and i am very proud for my shot gun it very fast and very light and its one of the best brand like the benelli.
They are good guns, thanks for watching :)
+srspower Both guns are made by Beretta.
so what we looking at price wise for 2nd hand one?....a motor bike accident naffed me up years ago.
Maybe you have a suggestion on my problem.
I have this gun without the computer shot counter. After shooting heavy field loads while duck hunting my cheek was bleeding from the stock recoil sliding across my skin.Shooting light target loads did not cause this problem.
Thank you in advance for any help.
great shotgun with low recoil, what cartridges are you guys using 2/34 really nice. thanks for posting..Bill
You forgot the "review" part of the review...
Yep, I agree. Plenty of fiddly loading going on and some out of focus action shots. Nothing about the gun.
I have the A400 light without kickoff, is this version much heavier and is it suitable for game use, thinking about ordering 1 next week as I want the kick off system and fancied the look of this.
Browning Maxus are the best auto ever. all you need is the gun you have the vest.
wish my SGC would hurry up i have my eye on the A400 and still debating on my O/U choice.
Well you can't go wrong with a Browning B525 or a Beretta silver Pigeon depending on your budget. You're welcome to try my B525 out if you're in the area :)
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Are there two gas ports that blow into piston or one?
So really, as you see it, there are only positive points to buying this semi-auto? As you can tell I have limited experience in shooting and don't want to make a £1400 mistake, I will be buying a A400 Xcel and I just want the right gun, which is great to use with limited recoil. It was just the question whether the extra £80 for the kick-off was money well spent. You seem to say it is, would that be right?
i want to buy that gun but i dont know if kick off or without it would be better. I tried both versions of them. what do you think would be better?
New to clay shooting, I'm ready to make my first purchase - I like the beretta semi-autos and the a400 xcel especially. I see little point in having the full recoil - does it serve any purpose? You guys seem to know your guns and presumably have shot guns without a recoil reduction system. I will be buying the a400 but honestly, I'm really in a quandary over which version to buy, the kick-off or the non kick-off version?. Help! Would you buy the kick-off version if you were me?
I have the A 400 with kick off and love it , very soft recoil
The description says review of the action which i didn't see you do especially as it i=s different to most semi autos ??????
How do you compare this with browning maxus huntet
Awesome gun. A friend of mine says he has the "Beretta 400 Explorer", would that be the same gun and he mispells it ?
Yes, it's the a400 xplor action.
@@srspower Thanks mate!
Very cool shotgun, that computer is helpful to keep track of how much you've shot. A lot better shotgun than my webley&scott 810.
Well that name sure has a lot of heritage, but then I am sure the purists would be surprised to see webley and scott make a semi auto! The A400 is a really nice gun, even I can hit stuff reliably with it! Thanks for watching :)
The webley 800 series are a lot cheaper than berettas and berettas do have a lot more bells and whistles than a simple 810. Great video keep up the good shooting.
Second shooter still got one cartridge left at reloading!
I bought a maxus new then got offered a a400 stupidly cheap so couldn't say no. Don't get me wrong the beretta is a great gun but I think the maxus is a lot better gun but that's just me. Thanks for replying, good hunting to you
Great video brothers.
I had remi 1187 then sold it. bought an A300 and it knocked me out as it was so painfull. sold it back to the shop and they recommended the A400. I have a muscular disease so i need some thing that doesnt bruise. Is the A400 quite tame in the shoulder?
What's the lightest load it will shoot ?
crazy Clan 24 grams
Thats a high tech scatter gun no doubt.
Maxus have speed loading to.
Does anybody have any thoughts of this gun compared tot the Winchester sx3?
+Mark Clemmens More refined than the Maxus which is basically the same gun as the SX3. But both are great guns.
havent used a semi auto very much av u
Best gun
I have the browning maxus 12 guage
Price in uk
すばらしいです
Beratta bir efsane ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I don't care bout cash! But I guess great wealth is still cool!
I own both personal preference an the shooter I guess a
This is what over under guys do when they try a semi auto.
It looks like he has never seen or shot a gun before. Look at him try to reload.
yo la tengo
I bought this shotgun in a 20 gauge for wife to use at the clays range and the barrel was twisted internally? It shot 12 inches high and to the left all the time, when we bench checked the shotgun! Took it to a gunsmith and he found a twisted barrel! Brought the Gun back to Cheyenne Mountain and swapped it for something else! You only buy junk once! Before you drop a few more bucks and buy a Benelli!
Does not know how to load the gun
You brits have a hard time loading😆
La manière dont il recharge sent dangereuse.
Noobs, haven’t shot an automatic before??? Just kidding
Subbed ^_^
+asher666 Thanks for watching and the sub! :)
srspower
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I will buy baikal mp 155 instead of this . Overpriced shotgun bereta.
Browning maxus is a better gun
worst quality gun.. much away from quality of beretta previous guns
I don't like the Beretta auto-loaders, they seem so clunky and mis-proportioned....