Weatherby
Element Waterfowler
Reviewed
msrp
$799.00
Quick Specs
| Gauge(s): | 12, 20 |
| Chamber Size(s): | 3 |
| Weight: | 6.25 – 6.75 |
| Length of Pull: | 14.625 |
| Adjustable Drop/Cast: | Yes |
| Left Hand Models: | No |
*There may be some difference
between the shotgun model on this
page
and the shotgun reviewed in this video.
TFL Review Summary
The Weatherby Element was a pleasant surprise when we reviewed it. For an inertia shotgun at this price point, there is a lot to like. It felt great in the hands with rubber over-molding and was good with recoil. We didn't love the trigger or the controls, but if you want a solid inertia shotgun at a great price, the Element fits that bill.
Value Rating
The Value Rating is based on the overall score of a gun when compared to its
price. You can view it as bang for the buck.
5/5
Overall Score
The Overall Score is based on a combination of looks, recoil, reliability,
ergonimics, and overall shooting vibes.
8.4/10
Manufacturer Summary
Built to be a do-all workhorse shotgun, the Element Waterfowl was designed for hunters and shooters that require performance in the toughest conditions. Chambered in 12 or 20 gauge, the Element Waterfowl is built on a proven inertia recoil system that provides reliable cycling and an evenly-weighted gun.