I've just bought an ATA as my first gun and it's brilliant. I did tonnes of research, yes they're not the same as a Beretta but it's £600 new and for someone new to it I think it's ideal. Actually hit more with it than on my lessons using their Browning, it's ultimately about what feels right and what you want or need to spend.
I'm a massive fan of the ata, they have made a very shootable gun that is proving to be well made and reliable. No it is not on beretta's level- and its not trying to be. For the money not much new comes close to what you get, beretta and the likes will never make a gun for that end of the market, because it's too hard to design, build, supply a gun that looks good, handles, and is built to a high standard for the price.being made in turkey with access to cheap labour, good materials inhouse wood/steel etc means you get more than you pay for with the ata. Great gun, will not last 30plus years of heavy use like brownings, berettas, winchester 101s etc but for that money if you get 10 years thats still a good deal
Should of mentioned this before but i will now. The quality and depth of your videos are second to no one on you tube and your knowledge of firearms for a man of your age is quite Remarkable and something i could only wish for and all delivered with a BBC quality voice. Well done posh bloke excellent.
Great review and thank you for taking the time to do these. I have just had my second lesson and have now been given a date for the FA visit to hopefully get signed of. In the meantime I am trying to research my first gun keeping in mind I am really on a tight budget. I fully understand the buy cheap buy twice theory, but I am drawn to the ATA simply because it does get reasonable reviews, taking them from some of the more well known shooting magazines, but secondly it comes with a 3 year warranty and should I ever need it, its there to be used. Of course its no Berreta and people would be silly to think as much, however as a first gun for clay shooting, and maybe shooting 1 day a month, then I think it should be ok. I'm no competition shooter or someone who takes it really seriously, but rather someone who turns up on the odd Sunday morning, pops a few clays and has a cup of tea lol. As I say, thank you for the review and be assured it offers total novices like me some insight into different guns.
Just bought a ATA semi auto .20 gauge .Fine quality shotgun for the price I must say...Even came with stock shims and two gas pistons.Be interested to see how the supplied chokes pattern
Thanks for the usual great review John, as a newbie to shotguns, I've just bought the 30" ATA SP Sporter in black with the adjustable stock, £679. So far I've only put 50 cartridges through it, but very impressed, the only thing I'm not too sure of are the phosphor matt black barrels, I reckon they'll grow on me.
Bought ATA SP the other week, only had about 250 through it so far but loving it. My only concern is it being front heavy a little, added some weight in the stock and switched to internal chokes and now it feels incredible. I should be doing around 3-4,000 clays a year so we will see how it hold up
@@kasuga9359 Barrel blew up on me in a freak accident, don't think I can put the blame on the gun though as they are all proofed the same. The main ATA supplier in the UK fixed it for free was that odd. Now bought a Beretta A400 for both clays and pigeons and never looked back. Still have the ATA for my friend when we go out together.
Hi, i am sorry for you, thank you for your quick response. I live in France, i am looking for 12 gauge, i sonetimes hunt and country side clay.. what should i buy, new or second hand. I wpuld like to have a all rounder, reliable and a good quality price ratio. Some say to buy the Franchi Feeling (990€) what do you think ? I like the sporting shotgun which look more resistant. I don't want to pay less now and more after bc of repairs. Thanks for you feedback.
@@kasuga9359 if your going hunting also then you ideally want soemthing with more than 2 shots so soemthing like the A400 I bought would be perfect. I picked mine up (newer grey version) for £1,050 with a case and full set of beretta chokes almost brand new. I tried as many peoples guns down my local site before deciding on the A400. For the price I don't think there is a better all round gun. Buy the sporting version though. Only downside to the gun is you can't really put small loads through it as it's gas operated rather than spring
@@kasuga9359 Not sure on the laws in France or how/where you can aquire guns but we use soemthing called GunTrader which is amazing. Just search it on Google. Not sure if it also operates in France or if you can do a firearm transfer across sea. I couldn't see why not. Its where you will find amazing deals.
Excellent review (as always)! I would have said that this review was the one I was waiting for having commented asking a few months back... in the end though, I couldn't wait and got myself a second hand grade 1 Browning 525 sporter for £400 more.
ATA SP BLACK ADJ COMB, is just not a starter gun, its something you end up keeping. ATA - starter Gun - Check ATA - To keep gun from Starter - check ATA - price promise - Check ATA - Good for new and old shooters - check ATA - shooters from expensive gun owners bought and stuck with it - check ATA - attracting new shooters to the sport - check ATA - Many shooting ground and RDF are recommending - check.
Every time I had the thought “ooh I like that wood” it was the Beretta but I’m willing to bet, shooting the two, I couldn’t tell the difference. Of course, I still hunt with an Ithaca 37.
Very detailed review/comparison guys. I recently picked up an ATA laminate. Only had a few rounds through it but feels decent enough - I must say it does seen rather long in comparison to some others I have shot. Fingers crossed they hold up for a few years. Have you tried the semi auto ATA offerings?
I'm definitely considering an ATA as a first gun, but I do reckon that given around a year or so of shooting i'd be buying a Beretta. We'll see though. I'm very new to the sport.
Ata arms make barrels for Beretta shotguns .so they know what they are doing your getting a lot of gun for your money . The wife has had her Ata Arms for 3 years now.
I pay for Italian and I get Turkish; No, my friend.part of Beretta it is the Stoeger in Turkey and make the cheap series self-contained, and airguns. All the 686-687 make in Italy.
so funny.....".is this action worth a thousand pounds ?......Yes, yes, it is. " (looking at the camera) I burst out loud laughing came out so fast I couldn't stop it. rewound and rewatched again , with the same response. Hilarious. Thanks for a good review, as all yours are.
Το γεγονος οτι υπάρχει σύγκριση μεταξύ δύο όπλων που το ένα κάνει 2000€ Και το άλλο 700€ αυτό και μόνο είναι μεγάλη επιτυχία για αυτό που κοστίζει φθηνά.
High quality goods wear in: low quality goods wear out. With obtaining a shotgun certificate being so difficult why would you waste it on a “cheap” gun? You could buy the Silver Pigeon new, keep it for a few years and lose £600 come resale. Buy the ATA and you would lose £600 instantly as, according to my local gunsmith, you can’t give them away second hand. I had this choice and went for a second hand Browning 325, with a spare set of non choke barrels instead. A quality gun that has never missed a beat.
Horses for courses. My feeling is if you are not taking the sport too seriously and will shoot say 1000 cartidges a year guns like the ata make a lot of sense, plus the first gun factor if you have no experience learn on a cheapy and move up, i myself bought 1980 winchester 101 as my first because it was basically new in box, i now have 2 winchesters and an ata, it is my backup gun but tbh it is a great little gun. Feels very good in hand. No it is not anywhere near as nice as a b gun internally the materials and overall final tooling etc isn't there. But it shoots well and after couple 1000 rounds i am a big supporter.
Thanks for the review Johnny in these locked down times. Always interesting, so please keep it up. I started shooting a couple of years ago. First gun was a silver pigeon based on advice in the gun shop. No regrets gun clearly. However wish I’d started with something a bit cheaper and maybe more funky. Have moved on from the 686 so perhaps that wasn’t the best decision, but passed it on to my teenage son. I like the look of the ATAs and some of the sub 1k guns as a sensible alternative starter guns.
Is it safe to store my Beretta Silver Pigeon in the original blue case it came with (normal, non - humid climate), or should the case it came with just be used for transportation?
So I have oid 682 gold beretta and a 690 3 lovely gun But I shot lot and I dont have children yet but i lovey doing clays on my daes of and the best but is seed time with my friends 5 of my good friends have ATA 3 of then have families and that the best in thare budget and very 1 is very happy and shot well with and enjoy them so that’s really 4 of then I an more than sure had trigger problems at some point Think it was second battle Proms but all of them sent away and fixed with good service and good time so ATA are good 👍. I have had 3 autos and 1 xsp to Benelli super b 2 and montefel and a Browning max and just now a ATA and it dis the job for 500 But as well I find the Franch fir the hard to beat but that just me Good video thanks
I'm enjoying your reviews. Have you ever done a Fausti review? I ask because I was offered one recently, which offer still stands and I'm considering it.
What kind of barrel steel v. Beretta? Monoblock? I see the superior proof. Translates to what max. service pressure? Is that a defect in the barrel steel at the breech? Not sure.
Nice comparison sir thank you for good information coming. Keeping in view durability and quality of both the guns which one would you recommended for folk?
My first O/U was an ATA (then called a 686 in Oz) It was very stiff out of the box which revealed the lack of finish to the adjoining surfaces between the action and the barrel. After about 18 months one of the screws holding the metal to the wood in the fore end sheared off but was easily fixed when appropriate HSS screws were found. I have traded up to an Italian gun which just fits me better. Was that the basic model SP?
Looking at a ATA for the game days. Cheap and if it gets marked or damaged im not going to cry 😅. I like it comes in a 30 inch barrel. Cana shoot for shit we shorties 🤭
Hello. Are both 28'' and 30'' barrels of Ata SP safe for steel shot? I suppose no chokes tighter than 0,5 (modified) must be used for steel...but in such case should I buy special steel chokes or is it Ok use its chokes? Thank you.
I’m 15 and I’m looking at getting a shotgun and license later on this year, however I’ve heard that I would have to be 18 to buy the gun. How would I go about buying the gun.
Just re watching this as I over heard someone talking pish about interchangeable parts at the weekend. One thing I didn't notice last time was how horrific your socket set looks!
So, the ATA is a knock-off Beretta. A bit cheeky perhaps. But anyone wanting to buy a new gun for £600 hasn't got a Beretta on their shortlist. Funnily enough, when you are young and poor, if you buy an ATA and get on with it, then once there's a little more disposable income, you are possibly more likely to get that longed for Beretta. So Beretta might even profit from the ATA long term.
Beretta is just amazing but I prefer Fabarm. I'm not a big fan of using shokes in a good over and under shottgun and my Fabarm is just amazing without them. I can broke a lot of clays and hunt very nice. Is my little baby.
The Gun Shop yup...if you can shed light on both over-under and semi auto that will be better.....just wanted to know better Turkish brand out there....
Hi, i'm looking for an O/U for my first shotgun for about 700 quid, do you think I should go for a brand new ATA or a used 686 (which, granted is gunna be a bit more pricy, but it's still close enough).
The Gun Shop I was looking on your website and I see a silver pigeon and a silver pigeon 1 for sale. What's the difference between the two? I've read the silver pigeon is better designed than the SP 1. Any truth in that from your professional opinion? I'm looking for a sporting variant preferably.
stephen mac both the silpig and silpig1 are internally the same. The engraving pattern changed slightly, meaning the engraving on the 1 is shallower, but they are mechanically the same. The barrels and chokes on the 1 are also an ‘upgrade’ on the previous models.
Buy italien EOS sporting gun from Fratelli Redolfi S.n.c much better gun than ATA for same money and have same good quality as 686 beretta. 🤔 If you want the best Gun in the market for the money buy blaser f16 sporting pro Gun for 3000 Euros. Why buy New 686 sp sporting for 2800 Euros? When you can buy f16 blaser sporting for 200Euros more and it is pro Gun to. Good job blaser and Eos 👍
But a EOS sporting is £400 more than an ATA. And I would rather a pigeon Sport than a F16 for longevity - and the fact that a SP1 is £1650 and an f16 is £2500!
I would RATHER NOT use such ghastly wood like that for a gun. I’ve seen better looking wood at the bottom of Terror Bay. 500 pounds is still 500 pounds!
I've just bought an ATA as my first gun and it's brilliant. I did tonnes of research, yes they're not the same as a Beretta but it's £600 new and for someone new to it I think it's ideal. Actually hit more with it than on my lessons using their Browning, it's ultimately about what feels right and what you want or need to spend.
Not saying the ATA isn't good, just saying it isn't a Beretta, which everyone else seems to say it is. They have a place, and fill it very well.
The best gun review Chanel buy far! Thank you for you’re balanced reviews.
Thanks Tom, means a lot
I'm a massive fan of the ata, they have made a very shootable gun that is proving to be well made and reliable. No it is not on beretta's level- and its not trying to be. For the money not much new comes close to what you get, beretta and the likes will never make a gun for that end of the market, because it's too hard to design, build, supply a gun that looks good, handles, and is built to a high standard for the price.being made in turkey with access to cheap labour, good materials inhouse wood/steel etc means you get more than you pay for with the ata. Great gun, will not last 30plus years of heavy use like brownings, berettas, winchester 101s etc but for that money if you get 10 years thats still a good deal
I got an ATA that looks like a Benelli Montefeltro this summer! Love the music in the background, great video.
Should of mentioned this before but i will now. The quality and depth of your videos are second to no one on you tube and your knowledge of firearms for a man of your age is quite
Remarkable and something i could only wish for and all delivered with a BBC quality voice. Well done posh bloke excellent.
Thanks Glen, after a pretty crap day, this means a lot!
TOP DOG Totally agree!
I’ve recently bought an ATA SP as my first shotgun and I’m very happy with it indeed!
Absolute peach for £600. Very impressed
Totally agree,I never wanted or expected to get a new gun as a starter gun. Let alone a new one so good!
@@matgurd are you in the USA? if so if it was new where did you find one? I have looked everywhere but cant find one!!
Megan Huntington no im in the uk!
In the US get a Weatherby Orion. Its a ATA SP. Just a high gloss stock
Had a 686 for nearly 20 years, a very reliable gun never had a problem with it.
Great review and thank you for taking the time to do these. I have just had my second lesson and have now been given a date for the FA visit to hopefully get signed of. In the meantime I am trying to research my first gun keeping in mind I am really on a tight budget. I fully understand the buy cheap buy twice theory, but I am drawn to the ATA simply because it does get reasonable reviews, taking them from some of the more well known shooting magazines, but secondly it comes with a 3 year warranty and should I ever need it, its there to be used. Of course its no Berreta and people would be silly to think as much, however as a first gun for clay shooting, and maybe shooting 1 day a month, then I think it should be ok. I'm no competition shooter or someone who takes it really seriously, but rather someone who turns up on the odd Sunday morning, pops a few clays and has a cup of tea lol. As I say, thank you for the review and be assured it offers total novices like me some insight into different guns.
ive got one and theres nothing wrong with em yes the more you pay the better gun you will get cheers mitch
As always you get what you pay for. I really appreciate the 725 Browning action design. Narrower height of the receiver. Better handling subtly.
Jon. As an Austrian I hereby approve of your excellent choice of background music. Cheers Mate.
A beautiful piece of music, so thankyou!
Just bought a ATA semi auto .20 gauge .Fine quality shotgun for the price I must say...Even came with stock shims and two gas pistons.Be interested to see how the supplied chokes pattern
hows it holding up, any jams?
Thanks for the usual great review John, as a newbie to shotguns, I've just bought the 30" ATA SP Sporter in black with the adjustable stock, £679. So far I've only put 50 cartridges through it, but very impressed, the only thing I'm not too sure of are the phosphor matt black barrels, I reckon they'll grow on me.
Glad you are enjoying it, mate. They are such a bargain!
Bought ATA SP the other week, only had about 250 through it so far but loving it. My only concern is it being front heavy a little, added some weight in the stock and switched to internal chokes and now it feels incredible.
I should be doing around 3-4,000 clays a year so we will see how it hold up
How is it at the moment?
@@kasuga9359 Barrel blew up on me in a freak accident, don't think I can put the blame on the gun though as they are all proofed the same. The main ATA supplier in the UK fixed it for free was that odd. Now bought a Beretta A400 for both clays and pigeons and never looked back. Still have the ATA for my friend when we go out together.
Hi, i am sorry for you, thank you for your quick response.
I live in France, i am looking for 12 gauge, i sonetimes hunt and country side clay.. what should i buy, new or second hand.
I wpuld like to have a all rounder, reliable and a good quality price ratio.
Some say to buy the Franchi Feeling (990€) what do you think ?
I like the sporting shotgun which look more resistant.
I don't want to pay less now and more after bc of repairs.
Thanks for you feedback.
@@kasuga9359 if your going hunting also then you ideally want soemthing with more than 2 shots so soemthing like the A400 I bought would be perfect. I picked mine up (newer grey version) for £1,050 with a case and full set of beretta chokes almost brand new. I tried as many peoples guns down my local site before deciding on the A400. For the price I don't think there is a better all round gun. Buy the sporting version though. Only downside to the gun is you can't really put small loads through it as it's gas operated rather than spring
@@kasuga9359 Not sure on the laws in France or how/where you can aquire guns but we use soemthing called GunTrader which is amazing. Just search it on Google. Not sure if it also operates in France or if you can do a firearm transfer across sea. I couldn't see why not. Its where you will find amazing deals.
Excellent review (as always)! I would have said that this review was the one I was waiting for having commented asking a few months back... in the end though, I couldn't wait and got myself a second hand grade 1 Browning 525 sporter for £400 more.
Made the right choice i think!
Cracking review. Just what I was looking for
Thank you for all your work to help us out.
Ash 🏴
ATA SP BLACK ADJ COMB, is just not a starter gun, its something you end up keeping.
ATA - starter Gun - Check
ATA - To keep gun from Starter - check
ATA - price promise - Check
ATA - Good for new and old shooters - check
ATA - shooters from expensive gun owners bought and stuck with it - check
ATA - attracting new shooters to the sport - check
ATA - Many shooting ground and RDF are recommending - check.
Awesome comparison. I was wandering what the differences would be with a much more expensive Shotgun vs a cheaper and affordable one.
Every time I had the thought “ooh I like that wood” it was the Beretta but I’m willing to bet, shooting the two, I couldn’t tell the difference. Of course, I still hunt with an Ithaca 37.
Excellent, been waiting for this vid! Looking forward to the review on the ata.
Hope it is satisfactory!
Your video intro is brilliant it’s a keeper!
And the outro very cool hip and creative!
Very helpful and to the point
Very detailed review/comparison guys.
I recently picked up an ATA laminate. Only had a few rounds through it but feels decent enough - I must say it does seen rather long in comparison to some others I have shot.
Fingers crossed they hold up for a few years. Have you tried the semi auto ATA offerings?
I haven't tried thir semi automatics, my cheap semi love is reserved pretty exclusively for the Armsan A612
Better without music, thanks for the good video.
Awesome review mate. Love my Beretta shotguns, they are simply fantastic
Great review
Another great video, but comparison was like Hyundai vs Mercedes.
lol hyundai better than mercedes hyundai cheaper easy to repair and parts are cheap money is everything gg
Thank you for the in depth review!
Balanced review. Looking forward for the individual videos. Now for an ATA SP vs KOFS Sceptre SXE review! :-P
That one will be hard to keep balanced!
Correction: ATA "SP" means "Superposed" not Silver Pigeon.
I'm definitely considering an ATA as a first gun, but I do reckon that given around a year or so of shooting i'd be buying a Beretta. We'll see though. I'm very new to the sport.
Holy. Very thorough reviews you do.
Thankyou
Ata arms make barrels for Beretta shotguns .so they know what they are doing your getting a lot of gun for your money . The wife has had her Ata Arms for 3 years now.
I pay for Italian and I get Turkish; No, my friend.part of Beretta it is the Stoeger in Turkey and make the cheap series self-contained,
and airguns. All the 686-687 make in Italy.
Interesting comments about the cast on the ATA. Do you think this may make it suitable for a left hander? great video as always keep it up.
Great video, I'm thinking about a data as my first gun. The missus wants that pink auto behind you
İ got a custom made ATA for 3000€ And it is definetly worth it
so funny.....".is this action worth a thousand pounds ?......Yes, yes, it is. " (looking at the camera)
I burst out loud laughing came out so fast I couldn't stop it. rewound and rewatched again , with the same response. Hilarious. Thanks for a good review, as all yours are.
Το γεγονος οτι υπάρχει σύγκριση μεταξύ δύο όπλων που το ένα κάνει 2000€ Και το άλλο 700€ αυτό και μόνο είναι μεγάλη επιτυχία για αυτό που κοστίζει φθηνά.
According to ATA, the 'SP' part stands for 'superposed' and not 'silver pigeon'. So, it's a misnomer to think it was a Beretta clone
A creepy trigger - lol .... My first gun was going to be. Beretta but now possibly the ATA might be the better buy.
High quality goods wear in: low quality goods wear out.
With obtaining a shotgun certificate being so difficult why would you waste it on a “cheap” gun?
You could buy the Silver Pigeon new, keep it for a few years and lose £600 come resale. Buy the ATA and you would lose £600 instantly as, according to my local gunsmith, you can’t give them away second hand.
I had this choice and went for a second hand Browning 325, with a spare set of non choke barrels instead. A quality gun that has never missed a beat.
Horses for courses. My feeling is if you are not taking the sport too seriously and will shoot say 1000 cartidges a year guns like the ata make a lot of sense, plus the first gun factor if you have no experience learn on a cheapy and move up, i myself bought 1980 winchester 101 as my first because it was basically new in box, i now have 2 winchesters and an ata, it is my backup gun but tbh it is a great little gun. Feels very good in hand. No it is not anywhere near as nice as a b gun internally the materials and overall final tooling etc isn't there. But it shoots well and after couple 1000 rounds i am a big supporter.
@@fullchoke01 true.
Thanks for the review Johnny in these locked down times. Always interesting, so please keep it up.
I started shooting a couple of years ago. First gun was a silver pigeon based on advice in the gun shop. No regrets gun clearly. However wish I’d started with something a bit cheaper and maybe more funky. Have moved on from the 686 so perhaps that wasn’t the best decision, but passed it on to my teenage son. I like the look of the ATAs and some of the sub 1k guns as a sensible alternative starter guns.
love the geeky stuff :-)
Me too secretly!
The Gun Shop Same!
Great video and comparison
Is it safe to store my Beretta Silver Pigeon in the original blue case it came with (normal, non - humid climate), or should the case it came with just be used for transportation?
It is safe to store it dissasembled.
So I have oid 682 gold beretta and a 690 3 lovely gun But I shot lot and I dont have children yet but i lovey doing clays on my daes of and the best but is seed time with my friends 5 of my good friends have ATA 3 of then have families and that the best in thare budget and very 1 is very happy and shot well with and enjoy them so that’s really 4 of then I an more than sure had trigger problems at some point Think it was second battle Proms but all of them sent away and fixed with good service and good time so ATA are good 👍. I have had 3 autos and 1 xsp to Benelli super b 2 and montefel and a Browning max and just now a ATA and it dis the job for 500 But as well I find the Franch fir the hard to beat but that just me Good video thanks
Thank you. I have intention to buy between Ata sp or berreta over what's your advice? With my respect.
I'm enjoying your reviews. Have you ever done a Fausti review? I ask because I was offered one recently, which offer still stands and I'm considering it.
Not had one to play with for a little while, cant help but feel they are a touch over priced
you certainly know your guns
i Try
Berreta all day long.
Agreed
Nice review. Shame about the camera focus issue.
I have owned a 686 Onyx for 35 years its never let me down what more can you want
What kind of barrel steel v. Beretta? Monoblock? I see the superior proof. Translates to what max. service pressure?
Is that a defect in the barrel steel at the breech? Not sure.
Great video as ever 👍
cheers Dave
Nice comparison sir thank you for good information coming. Keeping in view durability and quality of both the guns which one would you recommended for folk?
The 686 is the better machine
My first O/U was an ATA (then called a 686 in Oz) It was very stiff out of the box which revealed the lack of finish to the adjoining surfaces between the action and the barrel. After about 18 months one of the screws holding the metal to the wood in the fore end sheared off but was easily fixed when appropriate HSS screws were found. I have traded up to an Italian gun which just fits me better. Was that the basic model SP?
What a great review! You could sell spaceships to aliens!
Looking at a ATA for the game days. Cheap and if it gets marked or damaged im not going to cry 😅.
I like it comes in a 30 inch barrel. Cana shoot for shit we shorties 🤭
Hello. Are both 28'' and 30'' barrels of Ata SP safe for steel shot? I suppose no chokes tighter than 0,5 (modified) must be used for steel...but in such case should I buy special steel chokes or is it Ok use its chokes? Thank you.
as long as they are both stamped with steel proof then yes, which our ones have aways been. Use less than half choke and you will be fine.
you should do a review on ata arms alr
Can you review the ATA semi autos cant find a review of them in english anywhere
I would love to get my hands on one of the ATA's but it seems like they are not being sold in the USA?
The current Weatherby Orion is essentially the same gun with the grip being a prince of wales style as the only discernible difference.
Could you do a in-depth review of the ata elegant gold? as there is limited information about them.
I am so glad you have done this comparison i am looking to get my first shot gun and was thinking of going for the ata do i still go for it ?
When removing a stock bolt always, always,...... hold onto the receiver so it doesn't get dropped on the cement floor!
Would love to see a franchi affinity review
a gentleman does NOT need a semi
michael afo2507 Agreed....
@@michaelafo-uo7dx agreed :)
خصائص معدن الماسورة هل هي قويه بالنسبه ل ata
"Separate review om both of these guns"? Can't find any review of the ATA in your channel.
Releasing it tomorrow.
I’m 15 and I’m looking at getting a shotgun and license later on this year, however I’ve heard that I would have to be 18 to buy the gun. How would I go about buying the gun.
Unfortunately you are going to need to get another licence holder to gift it to you! or have a parent look after it for a few years?
Can any user share his experience after using it for 4 years, consecutively? I mean durability level in the ground!
Can a Beretta stock be fitted onto the ATA?
Just re watching this as I over heard someone talking pish about interchangeable parts at the weekend. One thing I didn't notice last time was how horrific your socket set looks!
This video is so blurry at the start. Still a very interesting watch, a bit just frustrating
So, the ATA is a knock-off Beretta. A bit cheeky perhaps. But anyone wanting to buy a new gun for £600 hasn't got a Beretta on their shortlist. Funnily enough, when you are young and poor, if you buy an ATA and get on with it, then once there's a little more disposable income, you are possibly more likely to get that longed for Beretta. So Beretta might even profit from the ATA long term.
Beretta is just amazing but I prefer Fabarm. I'm not a big fan of using shokes in a good over and under shottgun and my Fabarm is just amazing without them. I can broke a lot of clays and hunt very nice. Is my little baby.
İndi ne deye bilersen bu Ata Arms sp haqqinda ustunden 3 il kecib nece silahdi almaga deyer
Between ATA and armsan which will be ur choice based on better finish, durability
In a semi automatic?
The Gun Shop yup...if you can shed light on both over-under and semi auto that will be better.....just wanted to know better Turkish brand out there....
Hi, i'm looking for an O/U for my first shotgun for about 700 quid, do you think I should go for a brand new ATA or a used 686 (which, granted is gunna be a bit more pricy, but it's still close enough).
personally i would go 686 beretta, but thats just me
The Gun Shop I was looking on your website and I see a silver pigeon and a silver pigeon 1 for sale. What's the difference between the two? I've read the silver pigeon is better designed than the SP 1. Any truth in that from your professional opinion? I'm looking for a sporting variant preferably.
stephen mac both the silpig and silpig1 are internally the same. The engraving pattern changed slightly, meaning the engraving on the 1 is shallower, but they are mechanically the same. The barrels and chokes on the 1 are also an ‘upgrade’ on the previous models.
BatchTheBrit Take ATA SP even more fun than bareta and 5 years warranty 😉
Sterling review. 👍
Cheers Jack
The music makes it harder to hear you
Just bought a new Silver pigeon. Wood to metal fit is horrible. 2100 dollars U.S.A. does not buy much from Beretta.
It's not half a price it is 1/3 a price 😊
Shame you left Classic FM on while making the review!
Seems fine to me!
Its the person pulling the trigger that counts the finishes of the gun does not aim it
Buy italien EOS sporting gun from Fratelli Redolfi S.n.c much better gun than ATA for same money and have same good quality as 686 beretta. 🤔
If you want the best Gun in the market for the money buy blaser f16 sporting pro Gun for 3000 Euros. Why buy New 686 sp sporting for 2800 Euros? When you can buy f16 blaser sporting for 200Euros more and it is pro Gun to.
Good job blaser and Eos 👍
But a EOS sporting is £400 more than an ATA. And I would rather a pigeon Sport than a F16 for longevity - and the fact that a SP1 is £1650 and an f16 is £2500!
who owns that shop? do you?
In part. with considerable financial backing.
Can you do a breata eell agents the equivalent ceaser gurinie
Another one bites the Dirt The boys are right out of Breata eells at the moment, but they do a lovely line in white bait !.
Another one bites the Dirt Forgot to say,they do a lovely roast gurinie fowl ,I can personally recommend it !.
Regards.
Buy cheap buy twice.
I'm too poor to buy crap
*Buy Shite Buy Twice
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set the teeth on edge
ATA does not seem to be much better than the other low quality stuff. A beretta probably outlast 10 atas.
Beretta has a better resale value
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nices guns made from undertreats with beretta surely have the same qyality making
are you saying that they are the same quality?
I doubt they are made from the same material!
I would RATHER NOT use such ghastly wood like that for a gun. I’ve seen better looking wood at the bottom of Terror Bay. 500 pounds is still 500 pounds!
Your camera out of focus
ATA les copieurs d’une partie du look beretta un peut de ressemblance mécanique , sa de devrait être interdit 😡
The background music is not necessary.
Never trust a boys Gun review who carries a blunt pocket knife.
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some thing wrong with your hands.