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Gun Review: Beretta DT10 Sporter
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.freelibertywriters.com/
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"Designed for breaking clay targets, the Beretta DT10 is actually an extension of the company's ASE 90. Made from 1992 through 1999, the ASE 90 was Beretta's attempt to build a hand-made shotgun at a price that fit between its top-of-the-line SO series and the range of over-unders in the 686 series. Although made in trap, skeet and sporting configurations, Beretta did not produce many ASE 90s, probably because they required so much bench time. As a result of manufacturing evolution, Beretta is able to produce the DT10 using a combination of hand work and modern high-tech machining, bringing it into the under-$10,000 range." ... |
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