Fabarm Elos N2 Sporting Shotgun Review

Fabarm has been making shotguns since 1900. Now owned by Caesar Guerini, Fabarm has an extremely modern 10,000-square-meter factory located in Brescia, Italy. They are dedicated to making 100% made in Italy firearms and specialize in the sporting sector. Today, Drew from Orion Outdoors Company takes a look at the Elos N2 Sporting. This over/under shotgun is Fabarm's base level competition gun with a MSRP of $3,325.00
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[@karihakala9777]

I have had this gun for few weeks now. Even with 32" barrels it is very fast and if you want more weight you can add it to the stock. It is smooth to shoot without extra weight. Barrel is the best on the marked, but with no extra price as with other brands.

[@neggym]

I’ve had one which I recently traded in for an Axis RS 12.
Was extremely satisfied with it. The trade I’ve made was mostly because I’d wished to do more sporting. So I’d prefer longer barrels.
I do agree on the schnabel design. It feels like holding onto a toy gun. But the gun was all in all worth every money spend.

[@juanjoselucena4820]

Please make a review with the New elos n2 RS. Thanks

[@jag1099]

Would enjoy a comparison between this Fabarm and the Rizzini BR110 sporter

[@TurdFregusonK80]

I had an opportunity to shoot one of these recently. As noted in the review, the trigger is not great. The gun itself has the feel and handling characteristics of the Beretta Silver Pigeon. A Browning o/u would be a better option imo.

[@paulsherrod1365]

Does the stock have cast

[@jeb4059]

Mechanical or inertial trigger reset?

[@neggym]

Inertial

[@stevethedude8740]

I can't stand the black paint on the comb or the white and orange bling on the receiver.