huntenfool
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Am thinking about About a Beretta Neos and know nothing about them. I am very comfortable with Beretta but would like some Input. Thanks!!
Beretta Neos???
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The Neos is a good, accurate little gun. I'm not a huge fan of the grip angle and it feels a little small in my hand but that is a personal thing.
If you are looking for a good target/hunting 22LR pistol you can't go wrong with the Ruger Mark III, Browning Buckmark, or the Beretta Neos. All are great guns.
If you are looking for a good target/hunting 22LR pistol you can't go wrong with the Ruger Mark III, Browning Buckmark, or the Beretta Neos. All are great guns.
Rustydust
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I had one of those for a couple of years. Had the 6" barrel. It shot well enough I suppose but I could not shoot it as well as I could my Ruger Mk II pistols. I tried to like it but decided to sell it to a co-worker after realizing that I would never like it as much as my Rugers or Smith and Wesson .22's. Got too many safe queens as it is. Don't need any more of them.
HunterBear71
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I have one with the 6" barrell. It is accurate and especially well suited to those with small hands. Mine has been shot a lot and likes a variety of ammo.
Rocky1
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Absolutely love mine, I've got the 6" INOX. I don't have a Ruger or a Browning to compare it to, so I'm plumb tickled with it. Shoots exceptionally well, it's actually rated as an introductory target grade pistol, and the accuracy definitely suggests it's capable of such.
Take down is a piece of cake, no tools required for about 95% of disassembly.
3 options in barrel length, if you can find them, (Personally I haven't been able to find the 4 1/2 inch, which I would love to have). And, they make a carbine rifle kit for it, although it's pretty spendy.
Have yet to find any round it doesn't shoot well, and it is one awesome shooting little gun when loaded with Remington Yellow Jackets.
Don't recall ever having had a problem with it of any nature, and I've no doubt abused it. It's performed flawlessly; I've probably put a couple thousand rounds through mine, and I don't think I've ever torn it down and cleaned it but once in the 4 years I've owned it.
Take down is a piece of cake, no tools required for about 95% of disassembly.
3 options in barrel length, if you can find them, (Personally I haven't been able to find the 4 1/2 inch, which I would love to have). And, they make a carbine rifle kit for it, although it's pretty spendy.
Have yet to find any round it doesn't shoot well, and it is one awesome shooting little gun when loaded with Remington Yellow Jackets.
Don't recall ever having had a problem with it of any nature, and I've no doubt abused it. It's performed flawlessly; I've probably put a couple thousand rounds through mine, and I don't think I've ever torn it down and cleaned it but once in the 4 years I've owned it.
deaddogwalkin
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I have had one for a couple of years. It is the 6in and have put a Burris XTS red dot on it and it is way too much fun to shoot that the kids start arguing over who gets to shoot it. Have shot 1000's of rounds through it with out a hickup. The grip is a little on the small side but is not that bad. Have shot the rugers and brownings but they don't feel as good as the neos. IMO