#Franchi affinity 3 plus#
Le traitement CeraKote, gris cobalt, qui recouvre le canon et le boîtier de culasse est du plus bel effet. L’AFFINITY 3 Elite Cobalt de FRANCHI est un fusil dédié au bord de mer, pour la chasse aux canards, par exemple. Nonetheless, they are excellent auto-loaders at a price point most waterfowlers can afford. FRANCHI n’oublie pas les jeunes chasseurs en proposant un prix des plus compétitifs pour l’acquisition de ce fusil. Franchis are not well-known guns (though they should be), so you don’t see many of them in duck blinds. The exterior of the black synthetic and camouflage Franchis are not on par with Benellis, but they have been plenty durable in my experience.
They have the same inertia operating system as Benelli shotguns and function with the same reliability, but they’re less expensive. Franchis fall under the Benelli umbrella of brands (along with Stoeger, Uberti, and French gunmaker Chapuis). It also never failed to cycle and pointed damn well.Ĭonsidering the fit, finish, and functionality of the gun, I presumed the Affinity 3 cost upwards of $1,000 but was surprised to learn it was a hundred dollars less. The 12-gauge inertia-driven gun was light but had manageable recoil. After shooting a few rounds with it, I was impressed. The slim, trim Franchi Affinity 3 Semi-Auto Shotgun handles beautifully and points instinctively to bring down a variety of game birds. But I had forgotten the name Franchi until the day I picked up the Affinity during an afternoon skeet session with a group of fellow gun writers. It was an extremely light (under six pounds) and well-engineered shotgun. At least a decade prior, I had put my hands on the AL 48, a square-backed repeater with an operating system based on John Browning’s long-recoil Auto-5.
The Affinity 3 was the second Franchi auto-loader I ever shot.
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