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It all depends on what you think you will enjoy the most. Guess I will lean more to the gas operated. Honestly, you won't go wrong with either of the three. Of all the guns I own, that are non-trap guns, the Beretta is my favorite when it comes to field guns. My choice would be Beretta than the Franchi. I am not a Benelli fan so won't comment on that one, but do like both the Beretta and the Franchi. I like it and have used it for many years satisfactorily. My favorite gun of that family of brands is the Franchi 48, a long recoil action that has been an upland favorite since I can't say that it will be what you want. Roll the dice and pick the gun that feels the best to you. The inertia actions are easier to clean and keep clean than the gas models. If weight is important, there is a lightweight in each of those brands. I wouldn't turn around twice for the difference in them. IMHO, there is little difference in them as far as longetivity and reliability are concerned. Find one of the brands you mentioned that feels good to you and buy it. They will defend their favorites to the death.

What say the hive mind here? Thanks, in advance, for your feedback! You will note right off that everyone has their personal favorite.

But, if I can get the same features cheaper? Frankly, it's been hard for me to accurately quantify the differences. I am aware of what each brand costs and am willing to open the wallet. If it helps, my requirements are for a light weight semiauto for upland use, and occasional waterfowling, easy to clean, reliable with various loads. So, I am interested in replacing my aging Remmy with a new semi from one of the aforementioned gunmakers.

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