I would be interested in the SL2 if were offered as a 7-7.5 lbs. 20 gauge. I'm old enough with Heart Disease issues I can't shoot a 4 box event with a 12 gauge. My current 4 gun Skeet Kit is a 20 gauge 686 Sporting with a custom stock and a 687 Silver Pigeon III Sporting 2 barrel set in 28/420.
@@Scooter-dm3qo There is no word on a 20G SL2 at the present moment, all focus is on the product of the 12G SL2, there may be a 20G in the future but we do not know that for certain.
The SL2 is a step in a different direction. Probably a good gun. The receiver’s shape and color scheme: (1) blue barrel, (2) matte grey and chrome features are a departure from what shooters have sought for two centuries in a shotgun. The SL2 looks as a gaudy version of Browning’s Cynergy. A carbon graphite trigger group is something I’ve not before known. Was Beretta’s motive durability or cost-savings? I shoot a Beretta SO4 and ASE 90. I’ve shot a DT 10 and examined a DT 11 and the difference compared to the SO and ASE guns is striking.
I was expecting it to be on the expensive side and around the £12k mark . Why on earth would you have that over DT11 which is 1 of the best comp guns ever made. You could have a DT11 and 25k cartridges to put through it 😆 and some change left over.
I’d love to see the pattern difference between steelium pro vs the steelium pro x barrels. It’s got to be amazing to justify the 10k+ price tag difference between the SL2 vs DT11
We all like different competition shotguns. This is a pretty cool refinement to be sure. FOR ME if I was going to go for a top tier competition shotgun I would start with a decent used type 4 Perazzi with the basic barrel configuration that I want. Then have it customized to what I want. I admit to being a Perazzi fan. I'm also less than 2 hours away from one of the best Perazzi service shops out there. Those things do have an admitted effect.
I never wish for a failure in the firearm industry. Innovation (in the right direction), should be rewarded. However, I'm not seeing the REAL improvements to justify paying what you would pay for a premium Krieghoff or Perazzi shotgun. People will buy this for the prestige factor Only if it really reduced felt recoil would it provide any real improvements. If it doesn't, where do you justify spending north of $20,000 for this new shotgun other than to say "I have one and you don't"?
i would never spend over 10 k for a beretta with chokes, i own 682 golds 686 390s a400 all the over and unders kick. I do own a Parcours which is a delight to shoot
nice gun expensive i am sure.but will it make you break more clays? or make you ten grand poorer? my mate once said to me the old farmer has his grandads shotgun and so long as he aims it right he kills everytime👍👍👍
@@PremierGunsDoveridge Es werden Flinten in weit höheren Preisklasse angeboten. 30-60.000 Euro. Eine sehr schöne Flinte. Meine Portokasse reicht leider nicht für diese Flinte.😬😉
I think they are betting on a newer group of shooters … or maybe Americans, who don’t find scrollwork appealing and want shape, color, texture. I don’t think it’s an age thing. I’m 55 and immediately liked it. But I’m also in the other categories. Could be wrong.
