Ed Solomons. One of the few people who can discuss owning guns most of us will never afford, without being smug or elitist. Really interesting video. Spot on philosophy, we graft so we can enjoy owning nice things relative to what we can afford but it’s being out there enjoying the sport that matters.
Know how you feel Ed I owned 26 in total including many gold custom ones my first one in 1975 and at the time was the only krieghoff shooter in this country so I'm glad the rest eventually copied me and gave me many wins at world European and domestic
Love the TGS content, love to listen to Ed and Simon, Sascha’s camera work is taking it to next level, just watched this twice! thank you form Australia.
Everytime I watch this video- I pick up something I missed before- great work Jonny. All the other videos you and Ed have done are second to none. You are very fortunate to have Ed and great gun clubs to film your videos at. Very informative at the highest level in every regard. Thanks again sir. Best regards from Missouri, USA.
This format is fantastic. It's really a nice alternative to watch this kind of discussion without the energy of the field. Don't get me wrong the discussions on a course are great but this is a nice change of pace. Keep up the great content from a fan of yours from the USA.
Beautiful guns, and a riveting video once again. Above & beyond the pretty things however, I would like to wish Mr Solomons all the very best with his health issues, whatever they may be - it's always a pleasure to watch him weave his magic.
I shot beretta for a good while, moving onto a new DT11 EELL to mark a milestone birthday. Had nothing but problems with it. Ended up writing off 2022 comps and shooting as it was back and to to GMK so many times, ended up having 4 DT11 swaps, all with different issues until I lost confidence and gave up with the brand. September 22 I got a K80 SS and what a refreshing change that was, different animal than the DT11 and has took some time to adjust but my scores have continued to improve. I’ve had zero issues, so many positive comments and the support from Alan Rhone is second to non. I agree with everything Ed says, they are simply superb pieces of engineering. I’d never sell mine, but I would like to add another. Great vid guys! ❤ PS we need a factory tour with JC and ED. Road trip!
Another great video from Johnny and Ed. I was surprised to see the adjustable combs on his custom stocks until he explained that his weight fluctuates giving him the need to make adjustments from time to time. I feel very fortunate to have two incredible clays guns. Ed, he's living the life with three.
THanks I started with a K 32 around 1990 and now have since late 90's a K 80 Parkours Special with a Carrier Barrel and full length Kolar Sub Gauge Tubs 20ga 28ga and 410. Love it and not once has it let me down.
It appears that shooting well at clay develops an ability to handle questions with instinctive sharpness. There is a responsiveness to this interviewee that reminds one that you have to anticipate and lead to address the issue before the focus vanishes. Fun, fun!
Great to see Ed Solomons personal collection, he comes across as a great guy. Would really like to get a Kregoff, K80 Super sport but the wife would loss it !! If I spent that much 😂 Great interview TGS 👍
@@davidjohansson2282 Miroku built the 3000 using a sliding top latch as have numerous others, it’s a type of locking mechanism and not peculiar to one manufacturer. How many modern day manufacturers use the Boss action?
@@windym709 Remington sold the manufacturing rights of the Model 32 to Krieghoff which became the K-32 and later the upgraded K-80. Since then there have been a few other that have used the sliding top latch system.
@@davidjohansson2282 no the rights to the M32 were sold to Hal Dupont, Krieghoff purchased the rights to the action from there, no comparison really as the later 3200 was made of Swiss cheese and had issues with its forend and breech face, they sold lots of them but they were not of the highest quality, shame really as a a nice gun, I owned a 3200 that had the recall repair for 30 years. The K gun on the other hand is far higher quality with entirely different internals.
Im considering a krieghoff at the moment, but getting to try one is not easy here in Australia. If I do get one it will be a basic model, engraving looks great. Unfortunately, it won't improve my shooting.
Gday Paul, I found buying my Krieghoff through the Australian agent 6 years ago to be a great experience and a decision that I’ve never once regretted.
Very straight shooting guy. The chokes that hit hard are very interesting. seem really long, maybe there's something to the chokes shape, that allow them hit harder, pattern wise. I would like my next gun to have them characteristics of abnormally hard hitting.
Sounds like Ed shares my views on cleaning a gun barrel. Once in a blue moon. My precision rifle is going on 2000 rounds without a cleaning, my shotguns 10k plus
Enormously likeable guys. Solomons is so straight talking - thank God. I do wish they wouldn't wear hats whilst inside. It's such a vulgar habit. I'm still using my vintage B2G, but goodness I'm tempted.
Me gusta el video porque entiendo algo del tema pero no Entiendo nada de lo que dicen . Pero me gusta mucho la marca .yo tube la suerte de tener una y me dio un resultado EXCELENTE EN TODOS LOS AÑOS QUE LA USE. GRAN MARCA (CRIEGHOFF)❤❤❤❤
@@K80Ed Hey Ed You know you and Johnthorne need to do a video on your lowly Beretta auto - bet you shoot it better! 😀 Put some massive game loads in that bad boy and step back to 140 yards and let her rip
In most case, they'll simply fall under your home policy. - And just like art pieces, you'll need to make sure you have sufficient coverage... and have supporting documentation (appraisal) of said art pieces (or firearms)
@@K80Ed A tool not a status symbol seemed to be the sentiment throughout to be fair. Being as it's Lincolnshire it really should have been bail twine though 🤣🤣🤣
Ed Solomons. One of the few people who can discuss owning guns most of us will never afford, without being smug or elitist. Really interesting video. Spot on philosophy, we graft so we can enjoy owning nice things relative to what we can afford but it’s being out there enjoying the sport that matters.
While wearing a Rolex Submariner Date 🤣
@@guy1234484 I noticed that, but didn't say anything... 😜
@@guy1234484 what can I say, the guy has good taste 😉
Know how you feel Ed I owned 26 in total including many gold custom ones my first one in 1975 and at the time was the only krieghoff shooter in this country so I'm glad the rest eventually copied me and gave me many wins at world European and domestic
Solomons would be my first choice in instructors as well. Good stuff here.
I just like Ed’s complete bluntness to everything, so refreshing ! Keep the good videos coming 👍👍👍👍
If I want to look at something about shotguns on UA-cam, these two gentlemen are just about the only "game in town" for me.
I’ll never totally understand guys who don’t like cleaning their guns. I love any opportunity to handle my firearms! Great video, Ed is the man!
Down to earth honest chat.... that's what it's all about. Nice to see some of the more expensive guns up close with an honest opinion. Thanks guys
Love the TGS content, love to listen to Ed and Simon, Sascha’s camera work is taking it to next level, just watched this twice! thank you form Australia.
Thankyou 🙏
@@tgsoutdoors John your not doing a bad job either!😂, how can i contact you outside of you tube ?
Everytime I watch this video- I pick up something I missed before- great work Jonny. All the other videos you and Ed have done are second to none. You are very fortunate to have Ed and great gun clubs to film your videos at. Very informative at the highest level in every regard. Thanks again sir. Best regards from Missouri, USA.
Ed’s one of the few people who could give you bad news and make you feel good about hearing it.
Two down to earth mo fos . Great collection and conversation
Without naming names Ed is by far and large more engaging and likeable than some other well known english shooters of similar fame
Love these videos with Ed Solomons them shotguns are beautiful things great watch Johnny see you at the Shooting show👌👏
Thanks Ed. I always learn from these videos, I went out today and did not clean my guns 👌
This format is fantastic. It's really a nice alternative to watch this kind of discussion without the energy of the field. Don't get me wrong the discussions on a course are great but this is a nice change of pace. Keep up the great content from a fan of yours from the USA.
Love Ed! so down to earth. Also nice to see a leftie bossing it!
Always a pleasure to watch. Especially when you have Ed on, regardless of the topic.
Nice honest and insightful video. Ed comes across as a straight talking no nonsense guy. An all round good egg! Nice guns as well...!
Beautiful guns, and a riveting video once again.
Above & beyond the pretty things however, I would like to wish Mr Solomons all the very best with his health issues, whatever they may be - it's always a pleasure to watch him weave his magic.
Such beautiful woodwork on these.
I shot beretta for a good while, moving onto a new DT11 EELL to mark a milestone birthday. Had nothing but problems with it. Ended up writing off 2022 comps and shooting as it was back and to to GMK so many times, ended up having 4 DT11 swaps, all with different issues until I lost confidence and gave up with the brand. September 22 I got a K80 SS and what a refreshing change that was, different animal than the DT11 and has took some time to adjust but my scores have continued to improve. I’ve had zero issues, so many positive comments and the support from Alan Rhone is second to non. I agree with everything Ed says, they are simply superb pieces of engineering. I’d never sell mine, but I would like to add another. Great vid guys! ❤ PS we need a factory tour with JC and ED. Road trip!
Another great video from Johnny and Ed. I was surprised to see the adjustable combs on his custom stocks until he explained that his weight fluctuates giving him the need to make adjustments from time to time. I feel very fortunate to have two incredible clays guns. Ed, he's living the life with three.
A man after my own heart! I don't do or want a safe queen! If its not going to be used its not going to be in there. Great video as always.
Great conversation.
To own this quality would be a dream. The level of Engraving brings them to whole new level. Pure Art
THanks
I started with a K 32 around 1990 and now have since late 90's a K 80 Parkours Special with a Carrier Barrel and full length Kolar Sub Gauge Tubs 20ga 28ga and 410. Love it and not once has it let me down.
Amazing set up. I have a 3200 with briley tubes. Carried me to a few nssa somewhat big 2nd and 1st places
@@25skeet50skeet My K80 got me to the All American Skeet Team, what a surprise when that came in the mail.
Ed always comes across as such a nice guy. Nice little collection too 👌
Couldn't agree more!
It appears that shooting well at clay develops an ability to handle questions with instinctive sharpness. There is a responsiveness to this interviewee that reminds one that you have to anticipate and lead to address the issue before the focus vanishes. Fun, fun!
Great to see Ed Solomons personal collection, he comes across as a great guy.
Would really like to get a Kregoff, K80 Super sport but the wife would loss it !!
If I spent that much 😂
Great interview TGS 👍
Speaks volumes.Great watch.Thanks.
you certainly compliment each other to produce great content, of which, I really appreciate.
He visto muchos videos de krieghoff y ya comenté todo lo que tenía que decir de la marca PERO SIEMPRE ES LINDO RECORDAR ESOS MOMENTOS VIVIDOS
What beautiful shotguns, I have known a lot of Krieghoff shooters but have never seen anything like these masterpieces.
i own a k80 trap special. good to look at and shoots great
Jonny saying to someone else "You do love gold" 🤣
Great review this guy Can talk and knows his stuff.he Can sell you anything guns.Respect
A big thanks to Remington for without them there wouldn't be any K-32/K-80's😉
What about Miroku?
@@windym709 As far as I know Miroku have nothing to do with Remington/Krieghoff
@@davidjohansson2282 Miroku built the 3000 using a sliding top latch as have numerous others, it’s a type of locking mechanism and not peculiar to one manufacturer. How many modern day manufacturers use the Boss action?
@@windym709 Remington sold the manufacturing rights of the Model 32 to Krieghoff which became the K-32 and later the upgraded K-80. Since then there have been a few other that have used the sliding top latch system.
@@davidjohansson2282 no the rights to the M32 were sold to Hal Dupont, Krieghoff purchased the rights to the action from there, no comparison really as the later 3200 was made of Swiss cheese and had issues with its forend and breech face, they sold lots of them but they were not of the highest quality, shame really as a a nice gun, I owned a 3200 that had the recall repair for 30 years. The K gun on the other hand is far higher quality with entirely different internals.
Im considering a krieghoff at the moment, but getting to try one is not easy here in Australia. If I do get one it will be a basic model, engraving looks great. Unfortunately, it won't improve my shooting.
Gday Paul, I found buying my Krieghoff through the Australian agent 6 years ago to be a great experience and a decision that I’ve never once regretted.
I bought a used k80 and it sure hits the clays hard with the titanium full choke. Very nice gun
Love the Krieghoff's ,
Ooooh that color case hardened Monarch 20ga is so classy.
It’s a stunner
Beautiful
I won the US open in 1942 with an 870 pump and a baikal with 32g 9s
You're how old? 100-102 year-olds don't brag except for their age.
Nice guns ed
Hope Ed’s doing well, knew something was off when the piss was not taken.
Jonny there's nothing better than a Bakewell! 🤭🤭🤭
Imagine finding Ed at the peg next to you on a game day, your gonna save a load of money in birds 🤣
Very straight shooting guy. The chokes that hit hard are very interesting. seem really long, maybe there's something to the chokes shape, that allow them hit harder, pattern wise. I would like my next gun to have them characteristics of abnormally hard hitting.
More likely the cartridges he uses!!!!
Awesome
Sounds like Ed shares my views on cleaning a gun barrel. Once in a blue moon. My precision rifle is going on 2000 rounds without a cleaning, my shotguns 10k plus
Enormously likeable guys. Solomons is so straight talking - thank God. I do wish they wouldn't wear hats whilst inside. It's such a vulgar habit. I'm still using my vintage B2G, but goodness I'm tempted.
Nice 👌🏼👌🏼
Does Ed worry about the barrels rusting since only the chambers are chromed lined ? Since he don’t clean them that much
Very nice
Enjoyed the video. Ed seems so down to earth and brutally honest.
But, please no electrical tape.
I won't even use that stuff on wiring.
Hey Johnny , any chance you guys make it over to this years US Open??
Unfortunately not this year
Me gusta el video porque entiendo algo del tema pero no Entiendo nada de lo que dicen . Pero me gusta mucho la marca .yo tube la suerte de tener una y me dio un resultado EXCELENTE EN TODOS LOS AÑOS QUE LA USE. GRAN MARCA (CRIEGHOFF)❤❤❤❤
what kindz of chokes Ed has on his K80?I need them too.
Beautiful tools, but, like automotive tools, do you really need Snap-On (Krieghoff) to do the job? A comfortable home sounds better to me.
Did you see Ed with his glasses on, and you thought should i put mine on as well? 😅
Gun show off video!
Does anyone offer barrels in Titanium,since everyone is concerned about weight?
Longthorne
I’m just here to say it’s okay to have guns that sit there and look pretty and don’t get used often 😂 plus johnny has about 20 of them
my first was an spanish essex,kicked like hell for 50 pounds!, using 70mm records shells,30 grand for a gun.your lucky in life.
The harder I work the luckier I get!
@@K80Ed Hey Ed You know you and Johnthorne need to do a video on your lowly Beretta auto - bet you shoot it better! 😀 Put some massive game loads in that bad boy and step back to 140 yards and let her rip
Ed,sorry for my remarks, in no way did i mean to insult you in anyway, do injoy the videos you do with jc regards .
@@jonpettet7085 absolutely none taken, fear not!
I would be interested to know how you insure guns like this. Dedicated gun insurance or some sort of specialist home contents insurance
In most case, they'll simply fall under your home policy.
- And just like art pieces, you'll need to make sure you have sufficient coverage... and have supporting documentation (appraisal) of said art pieces (or firearms)
👍🔥
What kind of watch is it that you wear Ed?
2022 Rolex submariner date
Interested🙂
Maybe some day
Rottweil cartridges mainly plastic, I feel guilty but I like them.
Burnt Bronze. Cerakote?
👏👏👏👍❗
Can’t really understand the name and type of the Guns can Someone Help me with That ?
Krieghoff
I do hope Ed;s health improves, that is a lot of weight to loose
Is that electrical tape wrapped around the end of the stock of that $30,000 gun??
Yep! Gunsmithing is one of my many talents
@@K80Ed A tool not a status symbol seemed to be the sentiment throughout to be fair. Being as it's Lincolnshire it really should have been bail twine though 🤣🤣🤣
@@K80Ed you’re the next Ben Husthwaite! All you need now is a pen… allegedly
@@guy1234484 there’s some comparisons that shouldn’t be made and I think you found one 🤦♂️
@@windym709 anyone sensible who has met both Ed and BH rapidly realise that their time and money is much better spent with Ed. IMHO.
I still shoot 26 and a half. I must be a dinosaur 🦕.
I have a little 26" side by side perfect little walk up gun for the pigeons
Loadsa money……
Just lost another fan Ed. Why do the rest of us plebs try so hard to minimise our impact on the planet just for you to laugh in our faces?
Wonderful guns.