Looking for a Sporting Clays gun.
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I am looking for a good, pre-owned, maybe only shot by a little ol lady on Sundays, sporting clays gun.
All of my current shotguns are, shall we say, more military/riot in form and function.
Ron, you’re in Georgia, right? Best place would probably be Jack’s Firearms right next to The Fish Hawk. Totally nice guy, totally up-and-up, lots of great guns on the walls and I’m sure he knows how to get less-great guns.
As it happens, I am about to buy my first o-u shotgun myself, from James Buice. He’s got a Beretta 686 Black Onyx (all-blued, field-grade, but very nice). It’s a 12 gauge; hopefully I’ll be overkilling on doves and squirrels this fall then bringing down a few pheasants in Arkansas over the winter.
This gun is making me drool:
Good thing James is a buddy or I’d never be able to afford it.
Zach
Zach,
If you think the 12 gauge might be to much gun for some of you hunting,check into some Briley tubes http://www.briley.com/Ron, I’ve got a Browning Gold Hunter automatic 12 gauge that I’m not using (and I’m looking for extra money for that boat, you know…). I don’t really have much idea what it ought to sell for, but if you decide it might be something you want, make me an offer.
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Zach, you mean chuck’s firearms, right?
Ron, you’re in Georgia, right? Best place would probably be Jack’s Firearms right next to The Fish Hawk. Totally nice guy, totally up-and-up, lots of great guns on the walls and I’m sure he knows how to get less-great guns.
As it happens, I am about to buy my first o-u shotgun myself, from James Buice. He’s got a Beretta 686 Black Onyx (all-blued, field-grade, but very nice). It’s a 12 gauge; hopefully I’ll be overkilling on doves and squirrels this fall then bringing down a few pheasants in Arkansas over the winter.
This gun is making me drool:
Good thing James is a buddy or I’d never be able to afford it.
Zach
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