Well it has happened,[8D][&:] After 3 years of shooting the winter sheet/trap shoot in Spokane,WA. (it' s cold around here that time of year). I' m on the team with my
father inlaw, we one 1st for fiveman team doubles all stations. Got a birthday card (b-day not in tell Aug.) Pick any one shotgun, the card also included catalogs for Ruger, Stoeger and Franchi. I like 12 ga., but what brand, barrel length ect.
well I can' t tell you what gun is the best, but you need to check around and hind out what you like the best. I have a superX2, and 1300 winchester. Both are great guns and winchester stands behind there product real well. it also depends on what you will doing with the gun.
The most important thing is that you find a gun that fits YOU. Makes all the difference!
If I was going to be mostly shooting clays, I would buy an over and under. Easier to save your hulls for reloading with one of them.
I don' t like the Rugers because the safety is on every time you close it. I believe the Franchi is the same way. A Citori of Beretta would be real nice though.
If I was going to use for clays and hunting birds or whatever I would buy an autoloader. My first two picks would be a Benelli Montefeltro or a Beretta 391 Sporting Gold.
Barrell length is all preference I think. I like 26 or 28.
my brother got a browning citori special sporting i think its called , for busting clays and an all-around gun. i really like but then again its really my only expierence with O/Us
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Ruger use to and probably still does.For a small charge they will change the safety on the Red Label to manual instead of automatic safeties. My first Red Label I had it done back in the early 80' s.
Ruger Redhawk
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[8D][&:] After 3 years of shooting the winter sheet/trap shoot in Spokane,WA. (it' s cold around here that time of year). I' m on the team with my
