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Originally Posted by 6793026
Can't go wrong with Citori man. Great gun to start. I went full retard and got a Blazer. please please please try and shoot other people's gun and get the feel on what you like... Last thing you want is to get a freaking Beretta and not have a good fit (Lot of Asians shoot Beretta cause its italian and its really really not forgiving, facial profile and shoulder length.etc...again, don't take my word, go and try it).
I couldn't go back to shooting standing targets when you start going sporting / skeet.
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I've shot 725 sporting, Synergy, as well as a few CZ's and some shitty pumps with clays
I actually like the slim grip of the Beretta, feels very comfortable in the hand however i dont like the milling on the action nor do i like the feel of the chunky foregrip relative to that slim trigger grip. Also the action as a whole on the Beretta feels a little clunky i find compared to the brownings, at least in store
I want that forever gun and personally i dont love the look of any of the specific clay guns browning puts out because of their basic markings on the action etc. The 725 sporting is only available in 26" barrel length i beleive which is ideal for hunting but not so much for clays, but it's somthign im willing to sacrifice for that beauty action engravings lol.. vanity item i know but thats what i want
I've only done sporting clays at Vancouver gun club 3 times and skeet 3-4 times in the last 2 years but i'm hooked. My dads buddies shoot tournaments in kamloops and Vernon and once i get my own gun i'll be going out with them i think as well. Really enjoy it