Winchester 1400 12 guage Semi Auto.
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Winchester 1400 12 guage Semi Auto.
I love my Winchester 1400 12 Semi Auto. This gun is awesome. I can swing it with ease, it has tremendous knockdown power and its very comfortable to me. Not real heavy either. Anyone own this same gun and what do you think??
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Re: Winchester 1400 12 guage Semi Auto.
Not sure what you mean by knockdown power, as the load is what dictates the knocking down rather than the gun, but yes I own one and shoot it very well. Unfortunately it has broken on me yet again and I cannot justify spending the money to fix it again, so I will be buying a Beretta 390.
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Re: Winchester 1400 12 guage Semi Auto.
romeo212000 wrote:Not sure what you mean by knockdown power, as the load is what dictates the knocking down rather than the gun, but yes I own one and shoot it very well. Unfortunately it has broken on me yet again and I cannot justify spending the money to fix it again, so I will be buying a Beretta 390.
The reason I say knockdown power is that every pheasant I shot with this gun the bird hasn't flopped once after the shot. I used different guns, but the same load and it just seems all the other guns I use don't match up this gun. Maybe its a better shooting gun and I knockdown more birds with this gun.
Re: Winchester 1400 12 guage Semi Auto.
Yup.BirdDogDesire wrote: Maybe its a better shooting gun and I knockdown more birds with this gun.
I just shoot with the poor man's 1200 pump, but I love that thing so much. Loosing blue under the barrel, scratches all over the stock, rust probably finding its way into places I don't even know about...still beautiful.
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Re: Winchester 1400 12 guage Semi Auto.
My guess is that is probably because it is a gun that fits you very very well. That is what I have noticed is the difference between whether I hit a target of pummel it.BirdDogDesire wrote:romeo212000 wrote:Not sure what you mean by knockdown power, as the load is what dictates the knocking down rather than the gun, but yes I own one and shoot it very well. Unfortunately it has broken on me yet again and I cannot justify spending the money to fix it again, so I will be buying a Beretta 390.
The reason I say knockdown power is that every pheasant I shot with this gun the bird hasn't flopped once after the shot. I used different guns, but the same load and it just seems all the other guns I use don't match up this gun. Maybe its a better shooting gun and I knockdown more birds with this gun.
Re: Winchester 1400 12 guage Semi Auto.
Most of the birds that I shoot with my gun just keep right on flying. I had one that I really liked but traded it for some other gun and don't know what or why but it was always my favorite except it was a 12 gauge and I would much sooner carry a 20.
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Re: Winchester 1400 12 guage Semi Auto.
You must shoot it better. Fit or whatever. A given load is the same in every gun with the same choke.BirdDogDesire wrote:The reason I say knockdown power is that every pheasant I shot with this gun the bird hasn't flopped once after the shot. I used different guns, but the same load and it just seems all the other guns I use don't match up this gun. Maybe its a better shooting gun and I knockdown more birds with this gun.
Wayne Mayes set a lot of records in skeet with his 1400 "Blondie". He shot it well, but it was the ugliest thing on the planet. I swear the forearm was held together with staple nails.
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