Description
Over the past few months we’ve looked at all the possible permutations of Fabarm shotguns apart from their semi-autos. Prolific in their production, they can and do supply more variations than you can shake a loaded barrel at, for hunters, clay shooters, the police and military markets. This if nothing else does prove the point that the semi is gaining considerable ground especially in mainland Europe. With only the English continuing the prejudice against them, apart from their associated applications when it comes to wildfowling, vermin control and clay shooting.
But as shooting abroad becomes ever more popular and affordable, more and more Brits are finding that semi-autos have a lot to offer. Which includes value for money, versatility, dramatically reduced recoil and, in the case of Fabarm’s Lion H38 Hunter, a dash of modernistic flair and style oft lacking in many a double gun.
The Lion H38 Hunter is in most respects all things to all shooters. Benefiting from Fabarm’s innovative barrel construction, where the Hunter differs is in its blend of old and new, adding considerably to this shotgun’s overall appeal when compared to others. This single barrel 12 bore could be just the one to demonstrate why our European cousins are so switched-on and open minded when it comes to a semi’s universal interest.
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