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Classic De Luxe Beccaccia
Are you looking for a shotgun for woodcock hunting? Simone Bertini talks about our Classic De luxe Beccaccia in his Caccia magazine’s article describing its practicality, technology and philosophy.The CLASSIC DE LUXE BECCACCIA model is made expressly for hunting the queen of the woods with 62 cm barrels and is part of the CLASSIC over-and-under series that FAIR® is pleased to present with the aim of offering the buyer an unsurpassed formula for ratio. quality price:
So what makes the difference? It could be the simple aesthetics, it could be the feeling you get when you pick up the shotgun, the impression of a fundamental swing in the woods when working quickly, weight and balance. These are all subjective aspects but, in a context where competitiveness has increased, they are decisive. Even in the choice.
In my hands I have the Fair Classic De Luxe Beccaccia in 20 gauge; you immediately understand that it is a Fair shotgun: Physiognomy, short barrels, stock with pistol grip: everything points to a woodcock shotgun. We have tried it in the cadet caliber, but it is available in every caliber. The line appears streamlined and modern while the action body, in Ergal 55 subjected to nickel plating with a brilliant finish, has some gilded subjects that immediately recall hunting Click below to read the whole article: 
Fair Classic De Luxe Beccaccia
Those who choose Fair to undermine the woodcock will hardly have problems finding the right model. In fact, the company has numerous models in the catalog dedicated to woodcock hunting and the embarrassment of choice is evident. Those who are not satisfied with the classic caliber par excellence can easily choose a 20 gauge or the intriguing 28 and – why not – even the difficult .410. There are no ammunition problems: each caliber has dedicated cartridges and if needed we can also build them to measure.So what makes the difference? It could be the simple aesthetics, it could be the feeling you get when you pick up the shotgun, the impression of a fundamental swing in the woods when working quickly, weight and balance. These are all subjective aspects but, in a context where competitiveness has increased, they are decisive. Even in the choice.
In my hands I have the Fair Classic De Luxe Beccaccia in 20 gauge; you immediately understand that it is a Fair shotgun: Physiognomy, short barrels, stock with pistol grip: everything points to a woodcock shotgun. We have tried it in the cadet caliber, but it is available in every caliber. The line appears streamlined and modern while the action body, in Ergal 55 subjected to nickel plating with a brilliant finish, has some gilded subjects that immediately recall hunting
