Betty Beretta (my 303 Beretta) and I were successful this past week in KS on two beautiful gobblers. The first pic is of my first bird that had a beautiful dark cinnamon tail and rump feathers. The pic is a little out of focus. Both had good spurs and beards. It was very windy and gobblers were still with hens but Betty Beretta and Hevi-13 7's made the trip a success. :icon_thumright:
Congrats on a couple of fine gobblers!!! :icon_thumright:
awesome congrats
Congrats on some beautiful birds...
Great Job. I'll be finishing my season in KS with a mid May hunt!
Congrats!!
Quote from: WyoHunter on April 28, 2014, 01:54:00 AM
Betty Beretta (my 303 Beretta) and I were successful this past week in KS on two beautiful gobblers.
Is it an A-303 Beretta?
I'd like to see a good picture of it.
My Betty Beretta is an A303. As you can see she is in full camo which she prefers. Here's a pic of her with Baby Beretta my 20 ga. AL 391 Urika. Great turkey guns!
I had a camo skin on mine for a while.
I have a strap that looks similar to the one on it. A Butler Creek?
I'm curious what you did to attach the strap at the front behind the mag cap. Those guns were not made with synthetic stocks and I've never found a simple end cap with swivel connector. I saw an and cap with a large loop on it for a whopping $50 but passed. I don't want to tap the stock for a swivel and the absence of an endcap with a swivel stud limits the options.
On my A303 I drilled a hole in the magazine cap and attached a QD swivel base. On the 20 ga. the swivel connection is a separate piece that fits between the magazine cap and the magazine tube. It came with the gun. Both are fitted with "The Claw" slings that I really like because they DO NOT slip off your shoulder. Both butt stocks are fitted with a QD swivel base stud.
Bob,
Glad to see you're still around, and making em pay at that!
Congrats on the KS gobblers!
Hitting the Black Hills soon?
Greg
Not sure I'll be hunting the Black Hills NF in WY this year. Lots of snow and the birds have been having a hard time the last couple of years. Good hearing from you Greg! :icon_thumright: