Has anyone here had any real field experience with these guns? good ? bad ?

Bal, they're not traditional, but probably one of the most accurate of the doubles out there. I've had 2-3 of them over time.

Was not impressed with the plastic and rubber type bits.
Also some of the screws looked like they came from the local hardware shop.

The Good, The Bad . . . and The Ugly . . . definitely The Ugly.

The S2 also has the automatic safety. Whenever you break the action open, the safety re-engages. Fine on a shotgun intended to shoot doves or clay targets on the wing. Not so fine on a DGR IMHO.

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Originally posted by Biebs:
Bal, they're not traditional, but probably one of the most accurate of the doubles out there. I've had 2-3 of them over time.

Jon,
Did you hunt with them?

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Originally posted by ozhunter:
Was not impressed with the plastic and rubber type bits.
Also some of the screws looked like they came from the local hardware shop.

Did you hunt with it?

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Originally posted by Todd Williams:

Todd,
You got baited buddy

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Originally posted by MJines:
The Good, The Bad . . . and The Ugly . . . definitely The Ugly.

Mike,
I will never forget that movie,great quote ,you remember the ugly I bought from you ha ha,it is easily the most shootable scary accurate DR that I own,going pig hunting with it down Mississippi way next week or so

Bal, never had the chance, just target stuff. No 450 yard shots at Chipmunks with open sight that Todd makes on a regular basis with his doubles :-)

An accurate double rifle is as likely as a stable unicycle.

S2 is a waste of fine German engineering to make a stable unicycle.

Wish they would instead make a heavy all steel safari k95.

Mike

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Originally posted by Biebs:
Bal, never had the chance, just target stuff. No 450 yard shots at Chipmunks with open sight that Todd makes on a regular basis with his doubles :-)

Video to be posted shortly!

My hero :-) The only guy I know who competes in 1,000 yard matches with a double rifle!

My mate had one on our Safari in Chewore.
Also, the "ebony" fore end has what looks like a mold line in it. Can anyone confirm that they are in fact Ebony or Plastic???

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Originally posted by Biebs:
My hero :-) The only guy I know who competes in 1,000 yard matches with a double rifle!

Doesn't everyone? I mean, for a left to right wind, fire the left barrel. Right to left wind? Fire the right barrel. Solves the issue of windage every time. That's the secret!!

LOL!

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Originally posted by Todd Williams:

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Originally posted by Biebs:
My hero :-) The only guy I know who competes in 1,000 yard matches with a double rifle!

Doesn't everyone? I mean, for a left to right wind, fire the left barrel. Right to left wind? Fire the right barrel. Solves the issue of windage every time. That's the secret!!

……………………………... Good one Todd!