I used to shoot sporting clays and skeet very competitively in England during the 70s and 80s. Sporting clays was my favourite, I only really did skeet for practice. The gun that I liked the most was a Winchester O/U 12 bore multi-choke. I haven't shot for the last 20 odd years and due to injury I doubt if I could now.
Any Clay shooters here ?
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Originally Posted By: Robenstein
Nothing wrong with an old school singe shot. I have a WW Greener 12ga built on a Martini Henry action I sometimes use to bust clays at the range. Always ends up being a conversation starter.
Cool trap gun, http://forums.pigeonwatch.co.uk/forums/topic/99320-my-new-gun/
Mine is very similar. But I have a plain barrel and a straight/English grip stock and the regular martini henry lever.
They also made these into police/riot guns
Originally Posted By: Robenstein
Nothing wrong with an old school singe shot. I have a WW Greener 12ga built on a Martini Henry action I sometimes use to bust clays at the range. Always ends up being a conversation starter.
Cool trap gun, http://forums.pigeonwatch.co.uk/forums/topic/99320-my-new-gun/
Mine is very similar. But I have a plain barrel and a straight/English grip stock and the regular martini henry lever.
They also made these into police/riot guns
I use a Mossberg 535 Thug 3.5" 12ga pump with 28" barrel for skeet
Been thinking about Beretta or Browning or CZ over and unde for blue rock.
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Been thinking about Beretta or Browning or CZ over and unde for blue rock.
The CZ is a cut below the others but still a very solid gun. CZ does not make their own shotguns, they contract them out to the Turkish firm Huglu. I have a CZ712 as my beater field gun for pheasant. Only issue I ever had was a broken firing pin, but CZ sent me one for free. Eats everything. It is my second favorite semi auto behind my Franchi AL48.
Been thinking about Beretta or Browning or CZ over and unde for blue rock.
The CZ is a cut below the others but still a very solid gun. CZ does not make their own shotguns, they contract them out to the Turkish firm Huglu. I have a CZ712 as my beater field gun for pheasant. Only issue I ever had was a broken firing pin, but CZ sent me one for free. Eats everything. It is my second favorite semi auto behind my Franchi AL48.
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