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 Retay?
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08/17/20 08:15 AM
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SeaAggie2015
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Woodsman
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Woodsman
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Did a search on the forum to see if anyone had mentioned the Retay shotguns, and it doesn’t seem like they have.
Anybody out there have one or hands on experience with one?
I’ve held one at the gun shop, but never fired one. Also heard they have trouble cycling light loads (being inertia drive I can see that but SBE’s don’t seem to have that problem).
Do they hold up?
Noah Blackmon
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Re: Retay?
[Re: SeaAggie2015]
#7938906
08/17/20 09:44 AM
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Pintail711
Bird Dog
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I know 1 guy that has one. It points good and shoots decent. I wouldn’t buy it over a beretta or a benelli. Just a fad on the instagram really.
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Re: Retay?
[Re: SeaAggie2015]
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08/17/20 12:57 PM
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KWood_TSU
THF Trophy Hunter
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THF Trophy Hunter
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For what I've seen on price, I'd just get a benelli. I'd rather try the new savage renegauge over a retay
Amat Victoria Curam - Victory Loves Preparation
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Re: Retay?
[Re: SeaAggie2015]
#7939122
08/17/20 02:13 PM
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cleboje
Woodsman
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Woodsman
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SBE's have lots of problems cycling light loads...!
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Re: Retay?
[Re: cleboje]
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08/17/20 02:57 PM
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Sinkey
Tracker
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Tracker
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SBE's have lots of problems cycling light loads...! I somewhat agree with this statement. Mine has cycled anything and everything steel shot or for ducks. Used it once with lighter dove loads, and it caught up a few times. Didnt bother me much because I mainly use a O/U for dove anyways.
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Re: Retay?
[Re: SeaAggie2015]
#7939223
08/17/20 03:21 PM
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TCM3
THF Celebrity
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THF Celebrity
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Never heard of em, I'm fat and happy with my Mossberg 88.
Do not forget to entertain strangers, For by so doing some have unwittingly entertained angels
Hebrews 13:2
(R-TX)
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Re: Retay?
[Re: Sinkey]
#7939277
08/17/20 03:52 PM
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TBS12
Outdoorsman
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SBE's have lots of problems cycling light loads...! I somewhat agree with this statement. Mine has cycled anything and everything steel shot or for ducks. Used it once with lighter dove loads, and it caught up a few times. Didnt bother me much because I mainly use a O/U for dove anyways. I agree. With my factory recoil spring i would have occasional stove pipes when shooting 7/8oz reloads. I just updated to a wolff spring and it's having some issues with dove loads but i haven't put a 100rds through it yet.
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Re: Retay?
[Re: SeaAggie2015]
#7939949
08/17/20 10:55 PM
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SeaAggie2015
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Woodsman
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I much prefer my Winchester SX3, but hadn’t heard any honest reviews of the retay.
Noah Blackmon
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