Blaser F16 Game Shotgun Review

Review of the Blaser F16 Game, an interesting and minimalist take on a 12 gauge game gun, but is it enough to draw buyers away from guns like the Beretta 687 or the Browning B525?
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[@TeamFoxer]

I’ve got one of these. But mines got some fancy wood on it. I drove down to the Oxford Gun company where I was able to try it against the browning 725 and Caesar G fancy pants model of which the model number escapes me. This was bar far the best handling out the three. I’ve since purchased some extended Teague chokes which have increased the consistency of the pattern. For me it’s a worth while investment. The one thing it does different to most shotguns is load the ejectors on opening meaning it’s very easy to close. It feels very German in terms of quality, and that’s no bad thing.

[@IRateGuns]

Awesome, glad you’re happy with it

[@andywozza2079]

Very interesting and informative , im new to shooting, only interested in shooting clay's ,have been using a friends gun a F16 32" barrels ,it fits me really well maybe a 30" would be slightly better for my type of clay only club shooting, really nice gun, but its probably all down to the individual, great reviews 👍

[@lars9022]

Es una gran arma, minimalista poco retroceso y es muy fina parece del calibre 20.

[@IRateGuns]

d'accordo, se ti piace una pistola minimalista, questa è per te

[@dave_724]

i much prefer the F3 it the F16 feels more like a base grade gun the barrels also feel heavy and sluggish

[@IRateGuns]

I didn’t notice that much difference, but I haven’t handled them both at the same time.

[@gigemgreg]

sadly nothing helpful from this video about how the F16 shoots.

[@IRateGuns]

Go make your own videos then.