DocRock
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CZ has kicked it up a notch! - this is a Supreme Field in 28 gauge but theyView attachment 989703 build them in 20 and 12- for the money they point and shoot well-
That wood is VERY nice.
CZ has kicked it up a notch! - this is a Supreme Field in 28 gauge but theyView attachment 989703 build them in 20 and 12- for the money they point and shoot well-
Yes- the supreme line is finished in nice wood- fit and finish is excellent- they are practical guns for the field but finished very fine- I would recommend-That wood is VERY nice.
Are there any lower cost O/U 20 gauges that you folks recommend. I was...
...The shotgun will be used for upland game hunting.
That's why I'm looking for a lower cost option, so he can buy his own.
I have a Turkish Tri-star that I've used for several years and taken several pheasants with. I've been happy with it. I paid somewhere around $600 for it.
Look at the models made by AKUS from Turkey; they are basically the high end of Turkish makersI have a passion for O/U shotguns. At one time I owned 7 of them, but finally weeded out the ones that I didn't use. I kept a Beretta BL-3 20ga that I had a custom choke job done by Ballistics Specialties and a Verona 501 2 bbl set 28ga and 410. I am looking for a cheaper gun in 12ga and have about decided on the Pointer that Legacy imports. The Acrius has very good reviews and can be had for less than $500. I have received a few different models for customers and the ATI Cavalry would be another consideration.
I bought a Yildiz (Turkish) 20 ga. O/U from Academy sports a few years back as a birthday gift to me. Primarily for doves. It's been a great gun. Super lightweight, tight and affordable. Looks darn good too.My grandson has taken over my Beretta 686 20 gauge field model. I paid $1200 for it many years ago. Are there any lower cost O/U 20 gauges that you folks recommend. I was looking at the Stoeger condor, reviews weren't very good. The shotgun will be used for upland game hunting. Thanks
And affordable.Weatherby Orion is really nicely built. I'm not sure which Turkish company builds them, but like many of the other Turkish built over-under I've seen in the past few years, it's nicely built.