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Siempre lo comente LAS PRIMERAS B 25 Y LAS 125 FUERON LAS MEJORES ESCOPETAS QUE FABRICO LA EMPRESA. yo tube hace muchos años un B25 super trap y la use durante 24 años y NUNCA ME DIO UN PROBLEMA y el grabado era C3. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Hi Matt great episode. How much should you expect to pay for a stock conversion in your other episodes to an adjustable? Say on a full size silver pigeon 1 or a MK38?

Éste modelo tiene contrapesos como la versión black?, y cuál es su precio de referencia? Muchas gracias

Can the trap edition with fixed chokes shoot steel shot 24 gr shells ?

Brilliant presentation Matt, invaluable info for the shooter that is relatively new to buying shotguns. I was just going to add that it's a good idea to give the gun a good waggle with the forend removed to check for lateral play......but i see it has already been mentioned..... so i won't!😁 Keep these vids rolling mate, take care. 👍

Once again, a top notch video from an expert. Matt, you always have great content. Thanks.

Well done video, much better than the TSC one using paper cones. IMOP aftermarket extended chokes are a gimmick to sell products. I myself use two U1's for all clay disciplines in 12ga or Comp-n-choke IC in 20ga. I do change shot size depending on distance.

Well described mate 👌 best man in the industry 👌👌

First class information Matt, Well explained

HI MATT, great review, where does 3/8 ( my favorite for clays) 5/8 7/8 fit in?

3/8 & 3/8 with 30 or 32g 5 or 6 shot chokes for pigeon decoying, and same for roosting but a 32g 5 or 4 shot seems to work best for me.

Hi Matt - as someone new to the sport of clay shooting I found this very useful. Thank you.

Great video as usual. I have skeet chokes that are more open than cylinder, would be good to cover cartridge and shot size to compare range and spread

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Another great video Matt. I normally shoot 1/4 & 1/4 for everything. On a Driven Game day if I were to shoot 1/2 & 1/4 would you shoot the 1/2 first and the 1/4 second on the basis that the second shot will be overhead?

The choke debate is the one aspect of shotgun shooting (clays or game) that is discussed (argued) the most in my opinion. Obviously everyone has opinions on which gun is best but then comes the big choke debate. There are some clay shooters that change chokes on pretty much every stand and some that just wack imp/cyl and mod in and forget other constrictions. My humble opinion is a modified choke will deal with 99.9% of target presentations in a round of ESP. Anyway Matt, you've knocked this presentation right out the park, your advise will be invaluable to the newbie, they'll not go far wrong if they follow this video. Top man with top advise.

When you say you start with 400 pellets and at 30 yards you have X number remaining in your pattern depending on the choke used, what diameter pattern is assumed?

I have a 9000v . Grade 5 wood. Fantastic thing. So much so I won the club today with it. 30 inch barrels and extended chokes. Love it.

Congratulations Matthew you have actually given a first class explanation of chokes 👏👏👏👏👏

You go on about game guns AYA use to choke there guns at half and full my personal choice is 3/8 or 1/2 for my autos my O/U has a pair of 3/8s and I’ve yet to bother going any tighter I’d happily use 1/4 on most sporting and compact sporting layouts

Another belter Matt 👍

Great video and explanation for beginners as well as experienced shooters. To many shooters suffer from "paralysis by analysis" due to interviews touting "tighter chokes for better breaks". At the end of the day, it all comes down to the number of X's versus O's on your score card. There is no Olympic grading system on target breaks! My heart is broken for Amber but I will guarantee she will not be changing choke size due to the horrible miscall she got in the Olympics. The advice I give to new sporting clay shooters is use LM (3/8) or M (1/2) in most applications out to 50 yds and to concentrate more on target speed, line and distance!

Would that be a 30” diameter at 30yds?

"Great Video... God bless you!"

first class well explained, but then that's why we watch one of the most knowledgeable guys on UA-cam

Excellent video Matt well explained easy to follow.

1963 the first Remi 1100 ,me dad bought one spun new ,it was state of the art then .the first gun I shot been hooked ever since.😁

I’m looking for a left handed semi auto new or second hand Can you help ?

Browning XS & XT the best there is

Just got mine this summer, love it very comfortable to shoot. Love to see a review not too much info out there.

Barrel length on the Beretta pls.....

Never seen one of those but quite like it. Thanks

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ive owned one of these. Worst gun purchase ever made! the rib is floppy, the adjustable cheek piece does exactly what is says....it adjusts after a few shells put through it. it shoots flat as a pancake and overall finish is horrible. its a shame because 10ft away it looks good if you want a kriegoff look a like that performs subpar, why not.

Why would most traditional SXS potentially have an issue with steel shot? Standard steel cartridges can be used in any gun that is nitro proofed. It is only high pressure steel cartridges that will be an issue and who would be using heavy wildfowling cartridges through a light SXS? I really do not understand why this steel shot narrative is so unnecessarily negative. Traditional guns have a good future after steel!

Looks like a really nice gun, how secure is that rib pin?

Buenas noches,la versión de 73 cm de caño choques moviles ,18,6 de barrenado y contrapesos como la Dt11 black es la versión skeet? Muchas gracias

Muy elegante arma amigos saludos belleza 🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨

Another great review Matt what you have to pay for a right handed version as that’s a gun that’s definitely worth putting in the cabinet 💥

Great videos! But how bout a nice Rizzini review please

The Rib doesn't move at all? I've saw some of them where the rib is just moving from right to left

Intresting? Nice gun. Good review👍

It's funny that you say that Beretta takes years of R&D to release something so it's done properly yet they have released a bunch of flops and lemons to the market like the UGB25, 690/692, and SV10.

What on earth is your left hand doing with the fore end?

You have been watching Taryl fixes all! on UA-cam

Wish I’d pulled the hammer on a Garbi two decades ago when cost of living and salary were a little more inline with each other 👍🏼

Throughly enjoyed again, keep these coming , love them.

Great videos, really very informative, one small problem, I wanted to purchase something from them, I called four times, they don’t answer the phone, I went and bought it from another dealer, what a shame, all that work giving me the information that I needed to make a purchase and I bought it somewhere else , you’ve done another dealer a great service with your informative videos !

A dealer told me today this was discontinued here in the US due to reliability issues. I've got an A400 12ga extreme, never had an issue. This is the least reliable gun I've ever owned. Loved the way it shot though, didn't love the way it refused to cycle.

Had one ...stock was a little plain...but , everything about it felt just right....remember standing it in the corner , and looking at it ...beautiful gun