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The first semi-auto, the Browning Auto-5, was a "Sweet Sixteen". The ISSF mandated 12, 20ga and 410 bore for competition and the 16ga languished. Not now!

For once a Eurpean manufacturer has prioritized the American market, sorry. Their Core line is widespread here. The Boutique line is limited everywhere. Love my Faustis!

A falling block shotgun? How many military examples still have a buttstock? Certainly not a "trench gun". Collectable, yes.

I have it in 12gauge😎

I have shot just about every gun you can imagine and in my opinion the Blaser F3 is the best competitive shotgun made.

Proper guns👍

Nobody uses the abs case that comes with shotguns so I'd prefer manufacturers to spend that extra money on better wood or extra chokes maybe a nice gun slip would be better.

i have a mp 27 em double trigger ejector over under

Did you know that Perazzi's can break sporting clays too? (LMAO)

The US black powder crowd would absolutely love these old guns. Does the peacock have a mate? She's very vocal.

That looks like it balances on the hinge pin to me 🤪 On a serious note, it’s great that you’re doing more close ups of the gun. You don’t do enough of those in my option and sometimes hard to see what you’re talking about.

I've seen Zoli side by side shotguns once or twice. Both models were the Ariete. The only Diference was they had double triggers. That one has the same trigger guard and selective trigger as the Zolarmi over under that my friend uses for hunting.

I have the USA Citori Composite in 28 inch barrels. The balance is just in front of the hinge and its remarkably slim in the hands. Its definitely a ruggedized model here in the States, but its certainly more usable without fear of scratching over priced wood. I sold my Citori CXS that I could never muster the courage to take hunting in bad weather.

Woodward barrel makers made the best barrels of their era. The shape was perfect as was the striking up. I always admire their work. Woodward was the "Gentlemen's Gunmaker." They mostly always made 29" barrels though so I would get the history check on that gun before purchasing.

I recently picked up a mint 61 Browning B25 special trap and 71 Franchi international trap for basically what they would have sold for new. Some incredible values to be had on the used market. Both hand engraved, hand checkered and hand finished and would cost ten to twenty times as much to get as fine a gun new. The old trap guns make perfect sporting clay guns today 👍🏼

How tall are you? Since you mentioned it might fit you better if you were shorter or chubbier.

I lately had my hands on a mint clean B1 Game Gun, light at 3.040kgs, with 28" barrels and a swan-belly stock. All original, untouched, IMO as close to perfection as an upland gun can get!

Hey David, Are are you able to get your hands on a Kizilkaya RT25, to do a review of this shotgun? Mike P.

hi david yes i have a b25 b1 sporter but some one as had the choke taken out so its more like a skeet gun 27/12 barrels made in 1975 and still shoots brill cheers pete

Wonder if these older guns are going to he able to keep up with the move to steel shot. That's my old concern.

Prix ❤

It's always interesting to see the concepts that attempted to bush the boundaries, the successes and failures, but the epitome of a shotgun will remain the side by side.

I went into the Beretta shop in London a year or so ago and I looked at their most expensive gun. it was a Beretta I think and it was worth about 190,000 pounds. I can't help but wonder how stupid that price is when its literally a pipe that shoots shots.

Really easy to follow. Makes sense. I been holding onto some bad habits I hope to break. Thanks for the advice!

I'm not as critical as the other commentators. My observation is it seems the game gun jumped more when being fired. More recoil = less control for follow-ons.

So, Question for you David… The majority of clay grounds do not allow you to load anymore than 2 rounds, regardless of how many it can hold….. So why would you need/want to buy a 3 barrelled shotgun if clay shooting of you can only use 66% of the barrels

It would be nice if we could see the targets

Being in the main a field shooter rather than a clay shooter I opted for a Browning Cynergy Black Ice and used it for 6 years as my "bush gun" with a smattering of clays thrown in. A truly remarkable gun - light and snappy, easy to mount rapidly and with the stock adjusted to my posture it was brilliant. The recoil reduction system worked well compared to other guns I had the use of so I can say it really did reduce the felt recoil substantially. Then along came the Beretta 694 pro sporter with the TSK fully adjustable stock - I had the opportunity to try one at the clay range and immediately ordered one from my dealer. I was surprised at how light the gun felt while being heavier than my Browning, it mounted so smoothly and precisely to where I was looking (all my shotgun shooting is gun down) - the gun discharged almost without me being aware that I had fired a shell. Sadly, it is not a composite, and I am not happy dragging it out in the field, but when a gun fits this well and shoots so accurately to the point of sight, I will risk it. I cannot say it is better than my old Cynergy, but it is growing on me and the first outing at the clay range gave 88% which is right there in the ball-park with the gun I have been using for 6 years, no doubt the percentage of kills will increase as I become more familiar with the new gun. Now a little slap on the wrist. Safety glasses at the range please...

The only thing strange about this is the choice of rifle caliber. They usually have a medium or large game caliber.

Can you review the celik spandua target?

❤my Aya enjoyed the video! American subtitles please😅 good hunting Rick of Orange

If you are going to talk about them, at least get the name right! It is Castellani, not Castellini! Sheesh.

I’m sorry. I’m not a click bait guy but…YOU are not the woman from the thumbnail.

Very useful thank you, I love your work

Safety is universal. These requirements may seem formal, but they are necessary. The only thing missing is to always obey the range officer.

Non-ejector would be a no from me.

How not to shoot quartering rabbits 😂. Absolutely no tips there at all

Beautiful! But, why do Brits say "mih-rue-koo" when it's clearly spelled Miroku (mih-row-koo)?

You always said 3 shot semi's frowned upon due to the extra round. Will this also be frowned upon in your clay ground due to the extra round? Or are you just being a hypocrite?

no and no

If you haven't heard already apparently they are a lot of fun 😁

Great video could you do another video on 24g cartridges for club shooters

I can't hit with two barrels three would make me give up

Trifle

No entiendo lo que dice, pero yo digo que la BLASER F3 y la F16 son las mejores escopetas que he tenido y he tenido de todo Peraci Beretta etc , estoy muy contento con las dos.un saludo

I love that they made it and would like one in 28

Nope I'm less than 2 min In and nope.

I knew someone that had one there a talking peace I’d still rather have a .410 pump for a quarter of the price

Expensive gimmick

A trifle??