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Few questions, what's the draw weight/length. Can it take down an elk. Would this still be a viable option in 2024?

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I tried all four rossis the bolt action, the semi-auto, the pump action and the lever action. The most accurate, reliable, long range and strong one is the bolt action. Its Slow but in everything else the bolt action is the best not only in reliability and accuracy but also longer range and stronger penetration with no issues at all with all kinds of ammo. The rest rossis hates some ammo.

No offense but your a LAZY POS if you cannot disassemble a Remington plinkster ... Just don't own ANY firearm because honestly this is as simple as it gets.. I recommend not only dissembling and reassembling your firearms but cleaning and lubing weekly. If you cannot do that .. don't get into shooting.

How much run time is best for a couple of weeks

Ok, question for ppl, ive chipped out the dried wood pellets, from the Auger, Can i plug it in and turn it on to see if the Auger is broke free?

The oz camos are 4.92 here.

Nah waste of pellets use your damn grill

Such a beautiful family ❤️

Straight & to the point. Thanks!

The app won’t read my SD card

I think I’ll just just go get another one

I thought you were about to breach a door for a second

Was there a little white plastic peace taped to the top of the freezer and if what is it for

Hey man , just to let u know , I work there , I’m the guy in the hoodie

do you have any idea way my terra cell wont stop taking pictures there is nothing that could have been triggering it no tree limbs nothing but still it takes pictures as much as it can

What optic are you using

That is one awesome light💪

Where can I get one!?

I am going to get 1. Those are nice. Thanks!

A true modern day renesance man. Miss ya brotha

My first ever gun but it had a black pearl grip

I did the same lol

Mine will be here this afternoon!! I'm excited too!! 😊😊😊

What type of hog trap is that?

well akkkshually🤓 ar stands for blah blah blah im a virgin

I had a 270 700 bdL

What cal. Is it

Fig

Its waiting on the rain when the leaves curl normal for most trees

I just did the same thing 🤦‍♂️

You sound like Kevin Costner lol thanks for the tips

One been living in my pots for 2 years now...

I have the first generation and I've never had any issues with it. Runs every ammo I have put through it. Love it ! Also, I use a loader and can fill the mags to full capacity and it cycles fine.

Awesome!

She looks exactly like my Ursula with the white patch and all! 🥺❤️

You are a blessing to your dog!!!

Thanks for feeding the animals

Love that dog

I grew up with black labs. I love them!

Why??? Did you have a bad kildhod!! Så sad to se and hear!

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Evil possession

Do you have any pictures yet? You've had the first one up for six months to date...

thank you so much, it’s father day today and i am smoking a prime rib for my dad, sadly i left my smoker outside and the chips solidified in the bottom of the auger it was super clogged. Got it done just in time! THANK YOU!

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I used to have thiss omg

So clever

There have been at least 3 generations of the Hatfield SAS 12-gauge. I have a Gen-3 which has run perfectly since I got it in 2018 (after an initial break-in). The earlier generations had slightly different-looking fore-grips and required swapping gas piston rings depending on the load (e.g. bird-shot vs buckshot or magnum). The unit that I received in March, 2018 was (from what I understand through my correspondence with Hatfield) a Gen-3. All generations are made by the well-established Turkish manufacturer, UTAS. The older versions seemed to have had problems with the walnut fore-grip cracking and poor reliability cycling. The Gen-3 that I have runs like a champ with everything that I feed it (mostly cheap, bulk Winchester or Federal target loads, buckshot, & slugs), and it doesn't require changing the gas piston ring for different loads. Despite some negative online reviews, I decided to risk buying a Hatfield SAS 12-gauge due to its irresistible price. (At the time I didn't know about the various generations and improvements.) As soon as I unboxed it, I gave it a thorough cleaning, because some reviews warned that there would be a fair amount of metal shavings from the factory milling. (There were, and that's not good.) When I took it to the range, I loaded it up with five 2-3/4" Federal bulk #8-shot shells and commenced fire. Two of the first 5 failed to cycle properly and I thought, "Uh-oh." However, since then, I have fired about 1000 2-3/4" shells (from #8-shot to 00 buckshot to slugs, all ~1200 fps) without a single failure to fire or to cycle. (I've mostly used cheap, bulk 2-3/4" Federal or Winchester #7.5-#8 shot.) However, initially I did have a lot of trouble getting 3" (1200 fps Winchester 00 buckshot) shells to cycle. The spent 3" shells would eject but the next shell wouldn't fully chamber, requiring an extra push on the charging handle to move the shell fully into the chamber. I was able to solve this problem by manually cycling (without firing) 3" shells through it about 100 times (manually pushing the charging-handle forward, if necessary) in order to break it in. Now it also reliably cycles 3" shells-- not that I've shot more than about 30 of the shoulder-punishing 3" 00-buckshot 1200 fps Winchester shells that I bought. I'm very happy with my Hatfield SAS 12-guage. From what I can tell, it performs like $1000 semiautomatic shotguns (not that I'm a connoisseur). It was easily worth the sub $300 price that I paid in 2018. Great value. Fun to shoot. Easy to smoke double-clays. There are a lot of bad reviews online, but I think most of those are from Gen-1 & Gen-2 owners. If Hatfield marketed these 3rd generation models under a different model name or made it clear that they're new-improved Gen-3's (so that prospective buyers could ignore the online reviews for the older versions), Hatfield would sell a whole lot more of these. By the way, according to Hatfield, Beretta/Benelli Mobil chokes work on this shotgun.