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110 Ultralite

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110 Ultralite

Savage

Carbon-wrapped barrel and a user-adjustable trigger and length of pull. Six pounds means it is still on your shoulder on day five, and the accuracy penalty for that weight is close to zero.

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686 Silver Pigeon I

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686 Silver Pigeon I

Beretta

The over/under that has outlasted trends. A low-profile action, honest walnut, and a lockup that shoots hundreds of thousands of rounds. Handles upland birds, clays and a box of buckshot with the same manners.

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110 Ultralite versus 686 Silver Pigeon I specifications
Spec110 Ultralite686 Silver Pigeon I
MakerSavage
Model110 Ultralite
Barrel MaterialCarbon-fiber-wrapped stainless steel (Proof Research)
Trigger SystemAccuTrigger (Adjustable)
Fit SystemAccuFit (Adjustable LOP/Comb)
Typical WeightApprox. 6 lbs (unscoped)
ManufacturerBeretta
TypeOver/Under Shotgun
ActionBoxlock
StockWalnut
ReceiverSteel
Chamber3 inch

What our reviewers liked and didn't

110 Ultralite

  • Exceptional weight-to-accuracy ratio for a hunting rifle
  • Carbon-fiber-wrapped barrel reduces weight and aids consistency
  • AccuTrigger offers crisp, user-adjustable trigger pull
  • AccuFit system allows personalized length of pull and comb height
  • Robust construction suitable for harsh field conditions
  • Recoil is more noticeable than heavier rifles in the same caliber
  • Synthetic stock, while functional, lacks the premium feel of high-end composites
  • Price point is higher than many entry-level hunting rifles

686 Silver Pigeon I

  • Exceptional durability and long service life of the action
  • Excellent balance and intuitive handling for various shooting disciplines
  • Classic aesthetic with honest walnut furniture
  • Reliable mechanical triggers and strong lock-up
  • Strong resale value due to reputation and quality
  • Factory walnut can be plain, lacking high-grade figuring
  • Heavier than some alloy-receiver shotguns, especially for long treks
  • Lack of customization options compared to modular platforms

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