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Element® Synthetic
$649.00
Description
The Weatherby Element Synthetic is an inertia driven shotgun, that is tough enough to endure whatever you throw at it. Whether you’re flushing pheasant and partridges, or sitting in the duck blind early waiting on first light. The performance is clean, smooth, and ready for boxes of rounds to be cycled through. With the Griptonite stock, natural fit, and fiber-optic front having a successful hunt is just waiting for the season to arrive.
FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Drop and cast adjustments
- Vented top rib
- Fiber optic front bead
- Chrome lined bore
- Dual purpose bolt release
- Inertia operated action
- Swivel studs included
STOCK:
- Griptonite stock features pistol grip and forend inserts
- Gray/Black design color
BARREL AND METALWORK:
- Matte, bead blasted finish
- 26 or 28 inch barrel
CHOKES:
- Full
- Modified
- Improved Cylinder
Questions about Choke Tubes? View the Choke Tube Guide HERE.
How do you break in your shotgun? Check out the Shotgun section in FAQ HERE.
11 reviews for Element® Synthetic
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Dave –
This is a good gun for the money. It’s reliable, and easy to maintain.
It comes with a wide variety of choke tubes.
My only complaint is the trigger. It is heavy and creepy. It breaks anywhere from 6.10 to 8.0 pounds.
I wish it broke at 5lbs and came with a hard case, nut hey it’s a gun that can be had on sale for circa $500.
AaronW –
I was looking for a backup 12 gauge to shoot sporting clays. I decided on a Element based on the reviews. My biggest concern was the cycling as I use 1150 fps reloads. I was very skeptical but I picked up the gun 2 days prior to my shoot and was pleasantly surprised that after 100 rounds everything went off perfectly. No problems what so ever. I also liked the fact that it has very few parts to clean which was very simple to do. Overall nice gun it will be my first gun rather than my backup.
Heis –
Just picked up my weatherby the other day and boy what can I say; this gun has amazing balance and shoots very smooth. Unlike many inertia guns, this gun seems to shoot light rounds great. The chokes are great but I might still upgrade to a pattern master for waterfowl. Great quality gun. I will stick to weatherby after owning this gun