The most interesting thing about shot guns is that we feed them pretty much the same stuff, the barrels pretty much grab the same shot (choke dependent) and the difference between a good shooter and an excellent shooter is more about the fit of the gun THAN the gun.
I have seen it over and over on my farm when we have folks over to shoot. I love guns as art, and I really appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into a fine shot gun.
But on target? It is fit, comfort and practice.
Hunting? Experience, practice and fit.
This is price independent: A 10K shot gun doesn't deliver the shot any better than my Citori or my .410 Stroeger independent of fit and experience.
When my son was twelve he had the Purdy Boys staring at their toes...who is next?
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Originally Posted by scottmandue
OH No! What have you done! I want an O/U but always presumed they were over $1K!
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
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