Orvis Fabarm B2 20 Gauge O/U

[@jeffreylocke8808]

Looks good. Still like my 12 gauge Browning Feather 725 with a 26 inch barrel at 6 pounds and 7 ounces. Using Trulock extended ported blackened stainless steel improved cylinder and improved modified chokes.

[@blainek9344]

I'm loving mine also! Taken all the upland species, ducks, geese, and 2 turkeys last season. The turkey loads definitely pound the shoulder and Boss bismuth for waterfowl works well shooting all day.

[@tylerstrong330]

Randy, do you know what the difference is between the Orvis "B2" model your showing in this video and the Orvis "D2" model? Only thing I could surmise was upgraded wood grade and receiver engraving with the gold bird inlays. Thanks in advance.

[@RandyWakeman]

That's it.

[@RandyWakeman]

chuckhawks.com/orvis_fabarm_elos_b2Review.html . _While nothing is taken away in quality, it is an attractive shotgun that does not have super-high grade walnut or gold inlays._

[@bobbyscott8024]

Hey Randy, I'll bet that is a soft shooter at that weight! I had a few 3'' 20ga. auto-loaders back in the day (a Franchi Hunter & an Ithaca-SKB XL900) and they were downright abusive to shoot because of their lightweightness, to me anyway. The 16 ga. has always been my favorite because of my size, I guess. Btw, what brand of hunting jacket is that you're wearing? Thanks again for all your reviews!

[@RandyWakeman]

It is a Columbia. This B2 really is surprisngly low felt recoil.

[@bobbyscott8024]

@@RandyWakeman Thank you Randy! It is a nice looking Jacket. I have always liked the darker brown with safety orange!

[@lassethomassen1572]

Randy, do you like it better than a silver pig?

[@RandyWakeman]

Yes.

[@RandyWakeman]

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