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now do you believe me i told you guys be patient some said they would never be built and the 577 and 600 will be here to.a step up from the Remington huh.i have been told sabatti is a big rich company with most of their work being done by them.this ahs taken a year to unfold and i was assured those with orders in will be honored and at prices quoted.thats nice but i think you will see these climb in price quickly.as far as dropping the double value if it does it was not to be anyway and was over priced to begin with.england makes fine guns but so does italy and the US.

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Yes, Italy, the US and England make fine guns, but don't even think about putting Sabatti in the same league as some of them.

Sabatti make the barrels for most other people so I think they have an advantage in cost.


I just hope they are made to stand up to the big bores without shooting loose but also, that they are regulated properly, that is my one big concern.

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They kind'a look like the 20 GA shot gun from their web site. I'm not sure as a manufacture I'd put up a test target with a vertical spread like that. Better to have them on the horizontal than vertical, at least then you can adjust the load to bring them together or apart. With vertical spread your stuck. Of course adjusting for vertical delta is the hardest to do, and that's where the art and mastery comes in.

If I remember right there were some pretty crummy barrels coming out of Italy for a long time. The Pedersoli 45-70.

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