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Depends on the model. Mine will break clays all day but isnt desinged for it.a 930 isnt designed for clays???
Its funny that my favorite firearm is a shotgun but have shot so few other that what I have owned. My big question is what make one semi worth $600 and the other $1300? Right now I have a mossberg 930 and a remington 11-48. I would love to upgrade to something more designed for clays.z
Think of the GM cars. Chevette and a Corvette. Same company, different quality.My big question is what make one semi worth $600 and the other $1300?
....and a name on the side.Think of the GM cars. Chevette and a Corvette. Same company, different quality.
Shooting clays is more the individual and if they can hit the $&%(ing clay in the first place. I'm struggling with the concept of 'leading a target'.
The perfect clay buster is the one you can use to bust them with. I was out with a buddy of mine this last weekend and we shot 3/4 of a box of clays. We are not that good but we had fun in the pouring rain. He has a 930 Waterfowl with a 28" ported barrel and I'm running a JM Pro with a 22" barrel. When on target, both destroyed the clays equally. @tarster runs a 20 gauge 870 that's older than dirt and does a fine job eliminating the flyers. An old side by side I had did a reasonable job eliminating clays when I could hit them with a 20" barrel.
The differences you seek are not accuracy, it's cycle rate and what type of recoil/gas system it has (gas/inertia etc). A $125 single shot will do the same damage when used properly as an expensive Benelli.
I run a 930 because I need the semi auto soft recoil for the shoulder, not because I want fast follow up shots.
Yeah but both owners can say they're "Vette owners".Think of the GM cars. Chevette and a Corvette. Same company, different quality.
The differences you seek are not accuracy, it's cycle rate and what type of recoil/gas system it has (gas/inertia etc). A $125 single shot will do the same damage when used properly as an expensive Benelli.
I run a 930 because I need the semi auto soft recoil for the shoulder, not because I want fast follow up shots.