Great to see the Fabarms. I have a L4S Grey Hunter and L4S Sporting and can honestly say Fabarm is really a sleeper brand that deserves more attention.
Fabarm is an underrated gun in so many ways. I've shot several that are owned by my friends. Very informative as always, glad to see that you are getting the opportunity to review some upper scale guns.
I have the Elos Allsport o/u and it sure is a lovely gun to shoot. One thing the guys forgot to mention is that any steel shot can be fired through any of the included chokes, even full choke. Now that's a couple of strong barrels!
I bought the elos N2 sporting just over a year ago. I currently have just over 10k rounds through it with absolutely no issues. The gun patterns amazingly well, balance is nice and handling is great. It was great to find a true, lefthanded models without paying over 5k . Getting back into sporting clays competition after nearly 20 years away, I wasn't sure how it would go. This gun has brought the joy back into the game for me and has helped me progress through a few classes as well. If you're on the fence about a Fabarms shotgun, either auto or over under, jump off to the Fabarms side and you won't be disappointed.
My 13 year old daughter started first year on the trap team. I bought her the Syren and she loves it and shoots it well! I’m surprised they are not more popular but everyone is interested. Great video!
I have this Fabarm and is my first gun and have to say what a choice love it and will never change it . Shame that over here in the UK we can't get any Fabarm merchandise.
When I first got more serious about clay shooting sports I tested several brands of guns out. I really liked the Fabarm Elos N2, but I was talked out of it by some of the local guys that “knew” a lot more about O/U clay guns. Stick with Browning or Beretta was the majority consensus, as there are more parts and Gunsmith’s that can repair if issues arise, plus a better resale. So, I listened and ordered a Browning Pro Sporting. Brand new I had a bunch of problems with the gun and Browning customer service. After a year so everything was finally worked out. At first I was very disappointed in my purchase and had regrets of not buying the Fabarm. Having owned the gun for 8 years or so now, I’m happy with it. But……I bought my son a Fabarm Elos Allsport when they first came out. I have shot his gun a bunch too and really like it. Personally if I could do all over again, I’d buy the Fabarm. From the dealer service, Fabarm CS, and overall use, I’m happy with the overall experience than the Browning. My opinion is the Fabarm is a better value and gun than many other guns in this price range. This includes Brownings, Beretta 686’s & 694 ( which I also own), definitely better than the CZ’s, and TriStarrs that I’ve seen, handled, and shot. I’m definitely a fan of Fabarm and CG as a product and a company!!
Great review and very nice to see some Fabarm love! Uk shooter here and I've got the Fabarm Axis RS12 RSS and it ALWAYS gets a bit of attention at the club, phenomenal sporting gun and I can't see me replacing it any time soon!
Very nice review and enjoyed your interactions with Travis! The Fabarms Elos N2 yada yada yada looks like a nice option for someone wanting to move between the games
I own an AXIS RS12 Trap combo and it’s and incredibly good shotgun. I just did my first trap comp with it and took home the handicap overall using my fabarm.
Hey Steve, as usual, great info in a concise, entertaining vid. Excited to see an in depth video on the new Weatherby Sorix you showed us at Shot Show ! Would Really love to see an additional one on the Weatherby Orion -SXS- ! Keep up the fantastic work and Stay Target Focused. jmp
Great review guys. Fabarm is an excellent shotgun. Very low in recoil and from my experience it patterns perfectly with factory chokes. No after market chocks are really needed. How about a review on the Fabarm's STL model? Keep it going, many thanks and stay TARGET FOCUSED!!
Ive had one for a couple of years now and its a decent gun for the price but they have better options out there... the trigger may be light but its soft not chrisp to a new shooter not a big deal the fabarm wood doesn't hold up half as well as real wood the finish will flake off of the stock over time might just be mine but i know other people with the same issue with them but as far as shooting ive shoot 100 strights in skeet and sporting clays so the gun works
Hey Steve, I’ve been waiting for a gun review but hasn’t happened yet, the gun is a Steven’s 560 field I’ve been trying to find one of these guns and there hard to find, there’s no reviews on UA-cam and I was wondering if you could get your hands on one and see if it’s any good thanks
Hey, I'm going to join up a when I get off work tonight, before I forget, would you look into the new tristar Phoenix? I'm stuck between that and the bristle but can't find any video's on the Phoenix
Nice gun, but nobody near me carries Fabarm. Also, it may be more cost effective to just buy a trap gun and a sporting clays gun, because you can never have enough different guns. You can get a very nice Beretta Silver Pigeon III for about $4K, just to have a comparison. Also, I'm torn on the whole 70/30 over 50/50 thing for trap. Maybe it's the place I shoot, but the wind moves the clays around and sometimes I just don't know if they're rising enough to take advantage of that POI. I've been shooting a dedicated single shot trap gun (SKB) and I may just go back to using a typical semi-auto. I need to shoot at a different place to see if the trap machines/wind conditions at my club are "normal."
Sad, nobody replied to me. :-( I actually did find a place that sells these fairly local to me. I need a place to go demo the different O/U shotguns I'm interested in, I'm tired of buying blind.
a friend of mine is using this shotgun for about a year now. he's had a small issue two times with it. there are two pins which engage the ejector. one of those round pins skews a bit and blocks the whole action, and the gun can't be closed. pushing it back in with keys or a screwdriver fixes the issue. haven't found anyone else with this gun, with the same problem.
Tell your friend to just bring it to a Fabarm gunsmith at an event, they'll have him fixed up in no time! Or send it in to Fabarm USA in Maryland and they'll have you back up in 2 weeks. Free too, if it's within the 5 year warranty. Can't say that about 😂 well pretty much any other brands out there.
@@sburkowski Shipping guns is a pain in the ass--I have to drive to the main airport where there is a UPS hub and a Fedex hub. No place else will even touch it as I'm not an anointed "FFL."
Great to see the Fabarms. I have a L4S Grey Hunter and L4S Sporting and can honestly say Fabarm is really a sleeper brand that deserves more attention.
Fabarm is an underrated gun in so many ways. I've shot several that are owned by my friends. Very informative as always, glad to see that you are getting the opportunity to review some upper scale guns.
I'VE BEEN SOOOOOO WAITING FOR THIS REVIEW YOU ARE MY BEST FRIEND NOW STEVE!! BTW I own this exact gun😂
I have the Elos Allsport o/u and it sure is a lovely gun to shoot. One thing the guys forgot to mention is that any steel shot can be fired through any of the included chokes, even full choke.
Now that's a couple of strong barrels!
It sure looks good! And that 34" barrel is priceless handicap.
I bought the elos N2 sporting just over a year ago. I currently have just over 10k rounds through it with absolutely no issues. The gun patterns amazingly well, balance is nice and handling is great. It was great to find a true, lefthanded models without paying over 5k . Getting back into sporting clays competition after nearly 20 years away, I wasn't sure how it would go. This gun has brought the joy back into the game for me and has helped me progress through a few classes as well.
If you're on the fence about a Fabarms shotgun, either auto or over under, jump off to the Fabarms side and you won't be disappointed.
My 13 year old daughter started first year on the trap team. I bought her the Syren and she loves it and shoots it well! I’m surprised they are not more popular but everyone is interested. Great video!
I’m interested in the waterfowl edition
I've been waiting for this review. I've been thinking about picking one up. Great review as always!
Great to see Fabarm getting some love . I’ve only shot one , the XLR5. It seemed great.
I have family in Ft Worth, I may stop by next time I’m in!
I have this Fabarm and is my first gun and have to say what a choice love it and will never change it . Shame that over here in the UK we can't get any Fabarm merchandise.
When I first got more serious about clay shooting sports I tested several brands of guns out. I really liked the Fabarm Elos N2, but I was talked out of it by some of the local guys that “knew” a lot more about O/U clay guns. Stick with Browning or Beretta was the majority consensus, as there are more parts and Gunsmith’s that can repair if issues arise, plus a better resale. So, I listened and ordered a Browning Pro Sporting. Brand new I had a bunch of problems with the gun and Browning customer service. After a year so everything was finally worked out. At first I was very disappointed in my purchase and had regrets of not buying the Fabarm. Having owned the gun for 8 years or so now, I’m happy with it.
But……I bought my son a Fabarm Elos Allsport when they first came out. I have shot his gun a bunch too and really like it. Personally if I could do all over again, I’d buy the Fabarm. From the dealer service, Fabarm CS, and overall use, I’m happy with the overall experience than the Browning. My opinion is the Fabarm is a better value and gun than many other guns in this price range. This includes Brownings, Beretta 686’s & 694 ( which I also own), definitely better than the CZ’s, and TriStarrs that I’ve seen, handled, and shot. I’m definitely a fan of Fabarm and CG as a product and a company!!
I've used Elos N2 all sport. It's a great gun! Great value.
I love my Fabarm Elos n2 xl. I have had no issues with it and just finished my winter five stand league. I love the gun.
I love mine.. added a RADS system for LOP adjustment from winter to summer clothes.
Great review and very nice to see some Fabarm love! Uk shooter here and I've got the Fabarm Axis RS12 RSS and it ALWAYS gets a bit of attention at the club, phenomenal sporting gun and I can't see me replacing it any time soon!
Very nice review and enjoyed your interactions with Travis! The Fabarms Elos N2 yada yada yada looks like a nice option for someone wanting to move between the games
I own an AXIS RS12 Trap combo and it’s and incredibly good shotgun. I just did my first trap comp with it and took home the handicap overall using my fabarm.
Is this just a fancier CZ All-American combo? That would be a good review to see as well
Hey Steve,
as usual, great info in a concise, entertaining vid. Excited to see an in depth video on the new Weatherby Sorix you showed us at Shot Show ! Would Really love to see an additional one on the
Weatherby Orion -SXS- !
Keep up the fantastic work and Stay Target Focused.
jmp
Great review! Would love to see one like this for the L4S sporting.
I own this exact gun, and I love it! Great video!!
Why review the old one ? Why not the n2 RS?
Hi Steve great video and that is a nice looking shotgun
I’m going to buy one now
Awesome video!
I own that gun. It is so underrated I ran my first 75 the day after I bought it😂
Can you review the guns Unlimited 725 combo?
Solid review, good job!
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Great review guys. Fabarm is an excellent shotgun. Very low in recoil and from my experience it patterns perfectly with factory chokes. No after market chocks are really needed.
How about a review on the Fabarm's STL model?
Keep it going, many thanks and stay TARGET FOCUSED!!
Ive had one for a couple of years now and its a decent gun for the price but they have better options out there... the trigger may be light but its soft not chrisp to a new shooter not a big deal the fabarm wood doesn't hold up half as well as real wood the finish will flake off of the stock over time might just be mine but i know other people with the same issue with them but as far as shooting ive shoot 100 strights in skeet and sporting clays so the gun works
I hope it's better than the Axis R12. I had one and the other 4 people I met that had one all hated it.
What do you think about this gun vs the Browning cynergy unsingle combo that you also reviewed?
Very nice
Steve where you have a trap range and deep pockets you need to test a Perazzi and see if you think thier worth the money
I want one of these so bad
Hey Steve, I’ve been waiting for a gun review but hasn’t happened yet, the gun is a Steven’s 560 field I’ve been trying to find one of these guns and there hard to find, there’s no reviews on UA-cam and I was wondering if you could get your hands on one and see if it’s any good thanks
Hey, I'm going to join up a when I get off work tonight, before I forget, would you look into the new tristar Phoenix? I'm stuck between that and the bristle but can't find any video's on the Phoenix
Nice gun, but nobody near me carries Fabarm. Also, it may be more cost effective to just buy a trap gun and a sporting clays gun, because you can never have enough different guns. You can get a very nice Beretta Silver Pigeon III for about $4K, just to have a comparison. Also, I'm torn on the whole 70/30 over 50/50 thing for trap. Maybe it's the place I shoot, but the wind moves the clays around and sometimes I just don't know if they're rising enough to take advantage of that POI. I've been shooting a dedicated single shot trap gun (SKB) and I may just go back to using a typical semi-auto. I need to shoot at a different place to see if the trap machines/wind conditions at my club are "normal."
Sad, nobody replied to me. :-( I actually did find a place that sells these fairly local to me. I need a place to go demo the different O/U shotguns I'm interested in, I'm tired of buying blind.
Nice looking combo and too bad it’s not 1/2Lb heavier as it’s a bit too light.
Can you PLEASE review ATA Arms CY 12 Gauge Semiautomatic Shotgun please
a friend of mine is using this shotgun for about a year now. he's had a small issue two times with it. there are two pins which engage the ejector. one of those round pins skews a bit and blocks the whole action, and the gun can't be closed. pushing it back in with keys or a screwdriver fixes the issue. haven't found anyone else with this gun, with the same problem.
Tell your friend to just bring it to a Fabarm gunsmith at an event, they'll have him fixed up in no time! Or send it in to Fabarm USA in Maryland and they'll have you back up in 2 weeks. Free too, if it's within the 5 year warranty. Can't say that about 😂 well pretty much any other brands out there.
@@sburkowski Shipping guns is a pain in the ass--I have to drive to the main airport where there is a UPS hub and a Fedex hub. No place else will even touch it as I'm not an anointed "FFL."
Try out the Fabarms semi auto 12 ga,
5k is reasonable 😂😅
Can you do a review on the Tristar TT-15 Sporting?
Agree