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Those are all good guns.Been there and done that, both trap and skeet with a lot of sporting clays thrown in.
I would lean towards a remington 1100 in either event configuration. You want the gun to fit you.
Also, the older ithica/skb o/u guns worked well as do the beretta 303 series auto loaders.
Have you borrowed anyone's 1100 12 ga Trap gun ?I'm a beginning trap shooter, I have a Mossberg 500 in 12 and 20 gauge and a Remington 1100 in 20 gauge. The 1100 is my favorite. I like the 20 better than the 12's for sure.
I'm a beginning trap shooter, I have a Mossberg 500 in 12 and 20 gauge and a Remington 1100 in 20 gauge. The 1100 is my favorite. I like the 20 better than the 12's for sure.
Depends on whether it's a break-open or a pump/auto.Ok guys, if he gets a shotgun with interchangeable chokes, what barrel length should he buy?
OK, so is this for 16 yard line or 27 yard line ?Ok, give examples of each. And for break opens lets do both single and O/U.
I've actually made several attempts to buy a 12ga 1100 on this forum but have not yet been successful.Have you borrowed anyone's 1100 12 ga Trap gun ?
More pellets = better chance to smoke the bird.....that's why trap is a primarily 12 gauge sport.