Versa Max why not?

[Foxton Gundogs]

Or 5 lol. Brought to you courtesy of Xtrema 2 and Score shot shells.

[Andrewh]

3.5" is a must for me. Went brant hunting this year and they are a tough bird and they land where they want in your decoys which may be on the edge of. 3" range so you need the extra poop in those cases as well this year we had some Canada's passing by needed 3.5" to reach them, they had no interest in our duck decoys, they were passing by.

As far as I know 3" and 3.5" that have the same muzzle velocity will have the same effective range provided you are shooting the same weight pellets.

3.5" just have more pellets for guys that can't shoot straight

[Cdn-Redneck]

Hurry up opening day. I picked up an A400 and need to go shoot it.

[Lone Goat Creek]

I bought the Versa Max Waterfowler Pro, and my buddy bought the A400 ... I guess we'll find out, but I hope we all made the right decision

[Cdn-Redneck]

Looking forward to hearing the comparison

[Foxton Gundogs]

Looking forward to hearing the comparison

No need to wait Beretta hands down

[LeverActionJunkie]

I bought the Versa Max Waterfowler Pro, and my buddy bought the A400 ... I guess we'll find out, but I hope we all made the right decision

Where did you find your waterfowl pro? Was it local? I've been looking and don't see many close by.

[bukwild]

I have had the waterfowler for two years now and have not had a single issue.

[Foxton Gundogs]

On a recent goose hunt one of our crew spent more time unjamming his than he did shooting it. He's in the market for a Beretta now.

[Lozzie]

I'm rocking Benelli, wouldn't call myself a pro waterfowler by any stretch but I never had a problem with the Nova and when a buddy needed to unload his Vinci I just couldn't say no. I just wait until the old guys are done shooting then knock them birds down at 60 yards so they know who's bird it is. Had no troubles with Benelli.