I want to love it, but 😬 Benelli 828u O/U 12ga Shotgun Review

[@tylersorensen9597]

I’ve put about 4,000 shells through mine and have had it for almost 3 years and a lot of field use. It is in the same condition as new, no malfunction ever, one of the most underrated O/U in my opinion.

[@browningmaxus5360]

That's nothing wait till at least ten thousand put through it.

[@tylersorensen9597]

@@browningmaxus5360 true, but at the time that’s all I had done, not trying to torture test it just shooting a lot of clays and hunting. As of now I’ve got to be close to 5,000 now and same report.

[@frankprior9376]

What about the recoil please? This gun is so stylish. Give reason to love it over the Berreta silver pigeon please!

[@tylersorensen9597]

@@frankprior9376 it kicks slightly more than my beretta silver pigeon in 20 gauge and about the same as my beretta a300 in 12 ga. Their progressive recoil system works well.

[@icejjfish2191]

How it it underrated it’s the most expensive over under I know of that’s not custom

[@buztan99]

I shoot a Benelli 828U Nickel 30" in Field Trials, Hunt Tests, Dove & Upland Hunting. I shoot bottom barrel first which slightly minimizes the barrel rise. I can carry it all day without wearing me out. I've shot appx 5k with no issues. It is my favorite shotgun!

[@mikedavis4039]

I have the 828u sport, which i have had since 2019, the sport weighs in around 8lb, i shoot clays most weeks. as you say it can be adjusted the same as a semi auto. the ejectors are gas operated and sometimes won't eject the cartridge case. but last week it developed an issue with the unlocking lever which became stiff and unusable. its had to do back for repair under warranty, if i find out the cause will post it here.

[@henkee1937]

From Sweden here, first i will say thanks for a good channel. I bought my 828u -2019, have shoot around 5000 shorts and 30+ moutain hunts i and love it. No problems at all. If i could remake it i world change the down edge i the recoilpad, sometimes you get stuck in your clothes.

[@kenholtz9488]

I have the 20 gauge version...Love it for what it was made for, hunting! Obviously as well as you shoot you don't need to use a 12 gauge. My thought is that you would enjoy the 20 gauge more. I don't have 2500 rounds through it or even close. But I have not had any problems with it at all. Love your stuff. God bless.

[@raybishop3176]

Just a suggestion, on O/U shotguns when you do the trigger pull weight if it has a mechanicl trigger, see what the weight of the second barrel is.

[@markedwards7944]

I have a nickel 12 gage. I use it exclusively for up upland hunting and love it. I removed the automatic safety spring which was very easy. My only gripe is the safety is stiff and difficult at times with any glove except leather shooting gloves. It's sexy, fun to carry, light and I rarely need the second barrel. Love it...

[@TargetFocusedLife]

Thanks for sharing! 👊 Stay Target 🎯Focused (Hebrews 12:1-3)

[@tylersorensen9597]

Mine has loosed up significantly. Still a very positive click but easy to move back and forth.

[@CoreyDavidson-k4t]

I have the 12 gauge 828U 30" field with a nickel receiver. True, it's not a traditional over and under, but that's part of the attraction. I have been very pleased with the feel, function and adjustability. The recoil is noticeable but not intolerable especially for field use. I have not experienced a single malfunction. I do enjoy the look of the fish scale checkering. My favorite thing is that I also have a Benelli Ethos Super Sport in 28 gauge and with the exception of the weight, they share the raised carbon fiber rib and a very similar mount and feel (at least for me) and I'm better able to acquire the target with the raised rib. The low weight of the 828U makes it an easy gun to carry in the field as well. Thanks Steve, for all the good content.

[@tostedt2010]

I bought my 828u in June 2018! This is one of the first with the aluminium receiver. All newer models now have a steel receiver, I wonder why. It has processed around 12000 shells with no issues. Not long ago I recognized a small crack in the front stock, but nothing to replace. I really love this gun after I made a significant modification to the rear stock. As you already mentioned the biggest disadvantage is the hard recoil, because of the light weight. By instance I found a cheap solution: In the rear stock there is enough space to add some weight. By try and error I have now appprox. 500gr. lead inside. This does wonder, but does not ruin the weight balance (for me, because I think originally it is too heavy at front!). Just take an old sock and fill it with lead as required, then install it. You really will be surprised! The damping device in the rear stock works fine and together with my B&P Competion One shells, I can shoot all day long without having issues with the shoulder or anything.

[@jacobhaken8704]

Just got invited to nationals for trap for my first year on my high school team. Been shooting a winchester 101. Definitely worth a review

[@chriss8206]

The carbon fiber rib is designed like to have some movement. carbon fiber doesn't expand and contract with heat so as the barrel heats up the ribs stand off's tighten up just enough .after you shoot it and the barrel's hot check and see it won't have any play in it

[@DaveThomspon]

I had one and liked it. I sold it in favour of a 725 LH. Thinking of getting another one. Unfortunately I got a new Cynergy, after three boxes of frustration it is on its way back to Browning. It is so unreliable I will probability sell it and get a Benelli. As always thanks for the reviews.

[@jodikarow1846]

I just bought a Beretta 682 gold used and it works amazing it's a gun you can have for life if you keep care of it definitely worth a review.

[@parrisgeorge9708]

Thanks for the review. I've put a few rounds through one of these on the clay target range and it's "different" feeling compared to other o/u shotguns that I've used. Here are a few things to be aware of with your review gun. The carbon fiber rib that Benelli and Beretta put on their shotguns is a floating rib and easily replaceable. This is where the play you're feeling comes in and is normal for this type of rib. The face slap in recoil could very well be down to gun fit and recoil pad pitch in particular. One of my lightest feeling guns in recoil is a 1937 Superposed Trap gun where due to how the stock fits the recoil forces are distributed very well. That firearm with 30 inch barrels weighs just over 7.25 lbs so it's light Where you talk about how durable a shotgun is I know two shooters that run Beretta 682 target guns heavily. Both of them have had their guns rebuilt a couple of times. They have gotten in each case 80,000-100,000 rounds down the barrels between rebuilds and yes they're high volume shooters. I have 2 Superposed shotguns that I picked up used so don't know the total number of rounds down either gun. Both are Trap guns that I've changed so I can use them for Sporting and International Skeet. One gun was built in 1964 and the other 1937. The 1964 gun opens easier than the 1937 gun but the top lever is still at the 4:30 position when the gun is closed. The 1937 gun opens tighter but the top lever is at 6:00 so I'll be looking to send it out in the off season for a rebuild. The thing is that the 1937 gun locks up just as tight as the 1964 gun. The bottom line is that a quality shotgun from a well established maker will last for a VERY long time. The key to it is parts availability. Browning, Beretta, Perazzi, Kreighoff, and a few others are very good about having parts available for their guns.

[@WillyK51]

Don't mind the text me, So much for KZbin censorship and these scamers post freely. My Mom bought me a Browning Superposed when about 19 in 1970. And was spoiled by the quality of that gun for ever, 12Ga 26" I/C-Mod, Not for clays but shot plenty to stay in shape, 100's of Ducks, Quail, Rabbits, Peckary, Deer and you name it, Only twice has been to Gunsmith, once because trigger wouldn't fire secong barrel( just dirt/gum) and another for rebluing. Opening by the barrel weight(without force and slick) is the standard to compare others. Still the only 12 Ga I own plus a 20 Ga Moss. 500 👍

[@chriscusty9404]

Good review! I had the 828 in nickel finish. Good looking good and really lightweight. Unfortunately it tore my shoulder up shooting light loads and ended up trading it in for the beretta 686. Huge difference.

[@scundoorsup5342]

I switched to Berreta also ,, Benelli needs more work

[@alexfishingstudio]

How is it different from 686? Many people recommend 686, but I prefer 828. I haven't used either.

[@kross1261]

Looked at this gun when it first came out. Looking for “fancy” pheasant gun. I just thought the overall looks weren’t up to par to the competition for the $ imo. Also after considering the recoil and the advantage of having more rounds I ended up buying an Ethos with the Silver receiver.

[@adamloving4896]

I had ab 828u Sport, that gun had a heavier steel receiver and recoil was no issue for me. My carbon fiber rib did loosen up very quickly, and cracked at the bead about 1000 rounds in. I honestly loved the way It looked and functioned. But it didn't shoot as well as my browning,

[@parisworkman7386]

Which browning do you have

[@BrokenBarBox]

How about a review of the CZ Bobwhite or Sharptail? Affordable side by sides many of us are considering

[@MrEmb007]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! You’re the man Steve.

[@jackteunissen2326]

Would love to see a 828 u sport review love the videos

[@niguk5075]

Have you tried the sport version? I have a 32" one and got on with it straight away. Steel receiver and balance weights in the stock. Virtually no recoil.

[@preacheradams5216]

Thanks for doing this video, I’ve been hoping you’d do it.

[@gorgasmatron]

i have 828u sport 32" and shot over 20 000 shells with only one ejector problem(solved with cleaning the ejectors) . My primary gun is perazzi mx8 and the last couple of months i enjoy shooting the benelli more

[@austinglenn315]

I suggest pulling the trigger on both the top and the bottom barrel on o/u because there are two different sears which means two different pulls just a suggestion.😉

[@weissrw1]

Good point! I have a Browning 725 Sporting and both sears are very close, but I also have a couple nice Turkish guns that I had to work on to both match the triggers to both barrels and to match the Browning (so I could be consistent, gun to gun). I do a lot of light gunsmithing so it was a not a big deal. If I was new to all this, I'd take them to a real gun smith!

[@scottrhoads593]

Have a buddy who has one, likes it a lot. And I'm tempted to send you a carpet remnant for that expanded mesh table yikes I cringe sometimes when you lay them down. Haha! Keep the great content coming!!!

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

Was going to buy one of these, until I saw all the online horrible reviews of problems people have with the gun and for the past 3 years. Things like: Light primer strikes with top barrel Cracking foreend grip Action locking up where one can’t break open the gun. I’m going instead with the Beretta 686 or 687. The 680-series action is bullet proof for the past three decades.

[@jorgemendes4024]

Hello i'm from Portugal and i haver a 828 since 2017 and not a single problem with it 🙏

[@russelr9340]

Can you run 3 inch shells through a Benelli 828U

[@Craqthump]

pretty sure you can

[@frankhoward3723]

hey I have had a 828u for 2 years I hut with this gun out in Oklahoma and Canada I shoot a kicks smoke 20 top and bottom kicks smoke 25. the gun has had one 200 cases shot through it and I've never had any trouble with anything never shimmed the gun or anything hands down best over and under over ever shot like Tyler down below said very under rated gun love mine had a Beretta rep told me it was trash I told him if he can find me a better over and under ill take it only gun I like just as much if not more is a rizinni 16 gauge but there no where near the same the 828u is way better than what people are saying they just jealous benelli put out a top notch over and under.

[@hugohmtz1]

Finally man. I was lookin for your review in this. Thanks

[@ronthompson2366]

Great info . The style is supposed to look something like a mallard duck if you look at the receiver. I also appreciate the fact you can drop the fire control group very easily. You gave a great review thanks. 👍

[@Cqnspammail]

828u nickel finish, 600 rounds. Face recoil is severe. The opening lever started to stick and action won't open without significant force.

[@sprayandprayhunting5711]

Love it. Can you review the Beretta a300 outlander 20g tks

[@davidszczecinski4034]

Have had my 828 for a few years now, only issue is the trigger creep.

[@tangobravo8889]

I was the same way, I wanted to love that gun but…. I had “two” of them in 20 Ga. 1st one, you had to fight to get the safety off and ejectors would only work half the time. The gun (new gun) was sent back to Benelli. Benelli fixed the issues however when I tried to change chokes the top barrel was difficult to screw the choke tube in even after using the thread cleaning portion of the choke wrench (at dealer), and the threading of the barrel appeared to be tapped non-concentric. The dealer offered to give me a refund or I could drive 110 miles to their other store to get another one ( the store at that time was not allowed to ship between their stores. I really wanted one of those guns so drove the 220 miles round trip. Tried the chokes that were in the gun and although snug all seemed to be ok. When I returned home I found there were two Mod chokes and no IC. I called the local dealer and they sent me an IC. That choke arrived the next day (great service) but when I tried to screw the choke in it wouldn’t screw into either barrel. I drove two hours to the “local” dealer and showed them the problem and they verified it.With all the issues we had with those two guns they couldn’t believe it. We screwed the other chokes in and noticed there was a bit of scoring on those chokes. After looking closely we determined that those barrels “appeared” to be tapped non-concentric as well. They/I couldn’t believe it. They apologized and agreed there was a definite issue and again offered a refund or different gun. I decided to go with a Beretta 20 ga silver pigeon. It has been operating flawlessly. I also had minor issues with a Benelli Super Black Eagle I had so finally got rid of it. Needless to say, no more Benelli’s for me.

[@GeneReichert]

Great gun, but it needs to have ported barrels to help with recoil reduction and better follow-up targeting. Would be nice to have an interchangeable bead for different light conditions, and the bead needs to be slightly larger for my taste. I will be contacting Benelli about porting, or it will be sent off to Briley or Magna tech to get it done. The strangest thing I found is how the barrels seem to stay cool to the touch even after shooting multiple double consecutive clay sets.

[@sg6295jackson]

I purchased the nickel 828 in 20 gauge for hunting. It's light and a breeze to carry all day. It points really well and I shoot it well. I have two problems with it. First, the stock got wet hunting grouse in Maine and delaminated. Second, the safety is stiff. It's not a problem without gloves on. With gloves on forget it. Overall, light, good looking, and good shooter, but too expensive

[@justingore763]

I need a Retay Masai Mara video!

[@tdrinc1]

Steve I really appreciated the “ real negative insights” . Authenticity is a rarity theses days 👍

[@charlessmith4242]

* As a shotgun tailored for the bird field, does it come with the option for double triggers. If not its not much of an all around bird gun, IMO. The reason you shot over the top of that target is because you're trying to shoot to fast instead of just trying to break the target. You just missed that target.

[@batmantiss]

I definitely bought mine for field use. Of course, I brush up with it on the clays course before the season. I absolutely abhore the trigger...

[@kasonblanchard6531]

Do the benelli m2 field

[@znignflo72]

Love the O/U reviews. I’m excited to see how the Weatherby Orion stacks up as a budget O/U

[@OrlandoJCarlo]

one of our shooters in the high school team uses shoots an 828U, it trigger broke during state championship last week, it also broke last year during the state championship and was serviced by Benelli after the first break. anyone else having the same issue?

[@alexchin8750]

i had mine for a month plus. wish they have full wood stock, the plastic comb just dont last for long. its a field gun so stud for sling should be in place? no? super easy carry gun, ejector awesome, finishing all tight and nice.

[@warrenwilliams7217]

Browning maxus 2 vs Benelli ethos sport

[@ramziseikaly6384]

Hello, I like your videos. Would like your opinion on which over under would you recommend between Fausti class SLX 12 gauge or Rizzini Artemis black also 12 gauge for upland bird hunting. Your thoughts are appreciated. thank you

[@fredcanavan3864]

You probably did not notice but the rail wiggles right out of the box. Not a problem.

[@danielbudge2649]

My uncle has sent about 3k rounds through his and the only problems he has is recoil and keeping it clean

[@dazzler5012]

Just found your channel and loving it. Keep up the great videos. Thanks daz in 🇬🇧

[@leonardmartin3545]

I work at skeet shut Avery one love Thera so I bought 828u

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

Desert Dog had a lot of issues with his exact one in 20 gauge. He, like you really wanted to like his but, he has had too many issues.

[@philipstewart454]

Just regularly clean the ejector system because they will stop working

[@Craqthump]

Ive read microscopic pieces of plastic & propellant can gather in the ejector group, causing it to malfunction....i really love this gun, but have read quite a few malfunction stories...

[@Gophacyerself]

Shouldn't they be called the 826 or 830 respectively in regard to their barrel length?

[@genesiscreations21]

Interesting factoid. Why “828U?” The shotgun is manufactured in Benelli’s plant in the 15th-century Renaissance town of Urbino, Italy. 828 is, essentially, Urbino’s UNESCO zip code. The U is for Urbino.

[@chriss8206]

I own one of the 828 u in nickle and walnut . it's a beautiful gun but it kicks like 10 muels . I did some work on the butt pad. even though there's a recoil system in the stock .I use some drill bits and some dremels and removed some of the rubber inside of the butt pad now now my 16 year old loves to shoot it. like shooting a marshmallow one of the softest guns I've ever shot.

[@bellodog1972]

Can you explain in more detail what you removed to have less recoil

[@danielyanez9443]

@@bellodog1972 please so i can do the same on my gun

[@tostedt2010]

@@bellodog1972 There is plenty of room in the rear stock to put in some lead. This works wonders!

[@JoeyNocchi]

what do you think of new benelli ai barrell?

[@chriss8206]

Banelli produces some prototype guns every shot show every other shot show look at the banali 828U prototypes gotta be gotta be some of the prettiest guns ever built

[@anthonyrussomanno1540]

I’m sure it’s a great gun Bonelli’s are really nice you should review the Browning 725 feather

[@RDW5758]

I have one of those Citori 725 feather 12 ga … sweet gun 👍 about 6 Lbs, love the straight stock. Recoil is not a problem.

[@anthonyrussomanno1540]

@@RDW5758 I don’t have the straight stock feather but I have the other feather in both 12 and 20 gauge great guns but no surprise it’s a browning

[@djj26153540]

Any change you can get to review the 828 u sport model allso

[@cobraaexpress1747]

How about a review of Stoeger 3020? or a VS Stoeger 3020 20 Ga vs Beretta A300 Ultima 20ga ?

[@Patrick-sw2qk]

I really enjoy Benelli products own 3 semiautomatics and a pump Benellis but get cold feet when it comes to their O/U too many negative reviews problems with triggers falling out of receivers even a KZbin video on a fix for it

[@BeatRock253]

The loose carbon rib is normal. My SBE 3 is the same way. Benellis says it's because it's a carbon to steel mount so it can't be totally rigid.

[@Patrick-sw2qk]

Really enjoy Benelli products I own 3 semiautomatics and a pump but get cold feet when it comes to the O/U too many negative reviews

[@kenandrieling5885]

If you don't like the ventilated rib having some slop just apply a little bit of silicone in the track. It will take the slop out and still Allow the barrel to expand and contract

[@TT-ch2pz]

I want to like this gun, but I can't stand the gap between the barrels.

[@williamdrury7965]

I really wanted to like this one, but just didn’t enjoy the way it shot compared to my beretta O/U.

[@frankprior9376]

This version is for the field (hunting) and not for the clay pigeon. This version weighs 5 pounds, while the sport version for clay weighs 8 pounds. For comparison, the Berreta silver pigeon weighs 7 pounds. In short, 5 pounds is too light for clay (recoil).

[@stevekupina4337]

I have the 828U nickel plated. I am having an issue with the second barrel trigger pull. I shoot the bottom barrel first. When i pull trigger to shoot top barrel trigger won't pull. If i let go of trigger and pull again it fires! I do not understand what is happening. It happens occasionally not always. Is it the gun or is it me?

[@derekwolohan4644]

Could you review the benelli m2 comfort

[@mohawkdriver4155]

Just bought one. It's magnificent.

[@ZaeemGeetan]

Price

[@mohawkdriver4155]

@@ZaeemGeetan $2300

[@silentnewhunter5765]

Show the benelli raffaello limited edition shotgun

[@Ouwkackemann]

Do the Montefeltro, please.

[@alanbinggeli330]

What kind of ear plugs are you using

[@drakes1368]

What do you think is the biggest difference between Benelli and franchi semi autos besides pricepoint? Is one better than the other?

[@publiclandwaterfowler]

In my opinion, the Franchi is a much more reliable and better shooting shotgun than the Benelli. Especially when it comes to comparing the Affinity to the SBE3. I own both the Franchi I-12 and the Franchi Affinity. They have been great guns, I have had issues with losing the bolt handle with I-12, but Franchi fixed that with the Affinity. I owned the SBE3 performance shop waterfowl Rob Roberts Edition ($3400 shotgun) and that was the worst shotgun that I’ve ever owned in my life. I traded my SBE3 for the Browning Maxus 2 and wow, what a difference! My Maxus 2 has been absolutely flawless after one season.

[@alishaibani5138]

Significant ejector problems with my 828. They eject the shells anytime u open the gun regardless of whether you have fired a shot or not

[@frankhoward3723]

don't sound right send it back

[@paulward2668]

@@frankhoward3723 clean it!?

[@henningvdm]

Can you review the Miroku MK70

[@zackerykimball6188]

Most gun smith’s won’t work on them!

[@Patrick-sw2qk]

Got a DM from someone claiming to be Target focus life using a likeness of this channel saying I won the giveaway send $150 for shipping don’t fall for it you’re alerted

[@dave_724]

The ribs on them are sopose to be a little loose from what i was told the other day if they where tight they would be under stress when the gun gets hot

[@mchughcb]

Everyone who buys this gun for hunting but spends most of their time shooting clays complains its too much recoil because its too light and this review is no different. The rib is loose on all of them. For a field gun where are you shooting ground game, this gun is great. For clay targets you will complain until you sell it it.

[@Jolly56Roger]

Don't like them kick like a mule . Miroku MK38 the best gun ever, I know some that have shot 1.5 k cartridges still going strong! lube the hinges every time an clean them every time.no probs.

[@chriss8206]

Funny you review this gun I bragged and bragged and hoped for you to review this and the ethos the ethos because I own both and the nickel and walnut versions such beautiful guns and the ethos is like the Ferrari of 12 gages

[@timothymaynor9791]

Can you do a side by side please?

[@chrisgreenaway6696]

Looks like the comb and lop wasn’t working for you as your cheek was pressed into the stock more than it should I bet an extra inch would’ve made the difference. I shot a demo 828u and never had the slap . Talk about face slap should do old gun reviews I have an Ithaca model 900 long recoil

[@fxpestoperator5527]

One GREAT thing about it, if you miss, you can always open the barrels and kill something = the way that thing ejects like a fighter pilot's seat!!!!!!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@erichowe9019]

I'm looking for the cheapest Over-Under

[@rudyelizondo1935]

Great review as always, I was excited about the weight but the kick like a mule ruined it. My refined Beretta shotguns are perfect weight and balanced. Beretta has hundreds years of experience and build master pieces.

[@CurtHavard]

My safty is extremely stiff... unacceptably stiff.

[@bruceavery5751]

Worst trigger I have ever experienced on a shotgun ever.!

[@Craqthump]

you can adjust them yea?, what about it didnt you like?, im curious as im really considering one but dont want to buy into any weird issues....

[@ronaldjohnson1474]

Benelli has always been different from the mainstream. They had a 6-cylinder 750cc motorcycle. That business failed! Must have had enough money left over for the gun pundits.

[@mallardcutter7209]

I shot one and gave it a fair chance. 100 rounds later I’m looking for my teeth fillings. Hard pass for me.

[@silentnewhunter5765]

Wawoooo i like the shotgun ❤️❤☺😊👍✨

[@giorgigoisashvili7750]

Retay masai mara 🙏

[@oldmanfred8676]

Three Grand, nope!

[@scundoorsup5342]

Hard to break open

[@tostedt2010]

Only when new! Will get better after some use!

[@Turbo-wj9qc]

They've been out a long time now and the verdict is in- not good. Don't even think about buying one for clay shooting

[@tylersorensen9597]

I really believe that is the few that have had issue that complained. I know 4 people that own them, including myself, and it’s been nothing but stellar.

[@jonboyfsu420]

I bought mine in early 2019 and have put about 18k rounds through it between skeet and sporting clays and I absolutely love it. They’re very reliable and shoot true. Several of my friends had them before me and I let them test out the new model before I pulled the trigger.

[@bencheetham2673]

I had one for a year, Loved it and it worked flawlessly, it did slap a bit with heavier loads, but then it will, it’s INSANELY light. You can’t fight physics. Trigger wasnt particularly crisp and I bought a heavier gun. Am now looking for a lighter 12g to shoot lighter loads through for a lady, this gun would have been perfect.. so may end up buying another 😆

[@douglasbutz8472]

The Gould Brothers are great shooters. Business 101 not so much. I was notified last wk I was a Sweepstakes winner of a Beretta Silver Pigeon shotgun. If you were a winner, would you pay over $300 to get it ? after 2hrs on text with Steve I refused. Been around for 74yrs now. This was a dud. No RULES even. Do not comment or reply. I am grabbing my Benelli's right now and hitting some clays for practice bird hunts this fall. I am unsubscribing.

[@tylersorensen9597]

He posted on this, it was a scammer. A fake account pretending to be him.

[@douglasbutz8472]

@@tylersorensen9597 Thanks Tyler. Did not know. The scammer even knew what was his dogs name and breed were !!! As for Steve. Sorry.

[@jss8494]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJbFe6GtbKyrkMU When are you reviewing the 1012?

[@jessegiii6737]

I've never heard someone complain so much about recoil thats a great over under does not recoil like hes making it sound my god This is coming from someone with tendonitis, arthritis in shoulders and elbows fingers and a damaged Rotator cuff and I still couldn't find a reason to complain😂wth???