Cpl. Cornbeef
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A family member left my wife one a while back and we finally got around to picking it up today. Has anyone heard of them? It looks like a pretty nice Trap/Skeet gun.
Verona LX 501 Over/Under
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leroygibbs
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I don't recall the whole story, but if I think they're made by FAIR, or Rizzini, depending on the age, and I seem to remember there was some pissing match between the Rizzini family which lead to a group going off and starting the other company. Seen a few and they always seemed pretty nice. They're italian made shotguns, so you should like it quite a bit, post pics.
august1410
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Did a search on Gunbroker...could not find the 501, but the Veronas were in the $650-1300 range.....looked like nice guns.
I have a older (4 yrs) verona (509?) semi. Its a turkish gun fairly reliable. I shot ALOT of 2 3/4 target through it before I had any trouble with the action cycling. The O/U should be pretty good but not top of the line. The newer models seem to be a higher quality and they are asking a good bit for them.
Cpl. Cornbeef
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Thanks for the info and I will try to post some pics when I get a chance.
scribe556
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- Apr 3, 2009
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I've read that the Veronas are one of the better choices for those that steer away from the $300-500 range O/U shotguns that are offered.
