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It has great adhesion (stays in place) and excellent lubricating qualities over a very wide temperature range. If you have some friends shooting O/Us, buy a case and get them to split the cost with you. Otherwise, go to your local auto parts store and get some good wheel bearing grease. NSSA Level 1 Instructor.
The Muller chokes in U1, U2 and U3 work very well together also. Thanks, Eric. Generally I use IC, LM for a close target course IC, IC. The best choke constrictions for you are those in which you have the most confidence. If you are just starting out I would reccomend skeet on the under bbl and IC on the over bbl.
Many trapguns on purpose. I have put a #6 hanger in my K-80 barrel set to have the bottom barrel shoot 80/20 high and the top barrel shoots 60/40 for trap doubles. In the case I use the K-80 for singles, the 80/% bottom barrel works OK for singles and remains some low for long yardage caps.
Given the choke assumptions: I/C in the top barrel and skeet in the lower. Shoot the skeet barrel at the inbound bird, 1/C at the outbound bird. I like 005/005 (skt over skt) as even cylinder will break all skeet targets. Work on centering the target. A strong body makes the mind strong.
For example the Fabarm Allsport can be purchased as a combo with a trap unsingle 34" barrel, and an over/under barrel set with two POI ribs. You don't say what kind of semi-auto, but the best move may be to keep shooting the existing SA gun for skeet, and buy a dedicated trap gun like a BT-99 (used is a good suggestion).
6704 posts · Joined 2005. #14 · Feb 19, 2024. You should be able to buy a suitable B-gun on the used market for $1,500. Look for a Browning CX, CXS, XS, Sporting Clays, 325, 425, 525, etc or a Beretta 686 Sporting. I've seen a number of them offered in the classifieds section of this forum that were priced at $1,500.
108 posts · Joined 2007. #13 · Sep 3, 2007. sb711 said: The CG is a great buy at $2000 but you aren't gonna find many for less than 23 or 2400, I agree with chaco. I would look for a beretta 686 or browning citori from $1500-1800. I personally use a 686 white onyx sporting w/ optima barrels ($1650) which I love.
DooFighter. 1741 posts · Joined 2010. #40 · Jan 13, 2022. Exactly. The recommendation is don't buy an over under under $1000. It just takes more capital to get a quality o/u. If you only shoot it a little it just means it'll be longer til you have problems with it. Agree with look at used market B guns.
1. on the hinge pin--both sides (on a Citori--the lock up unit at the bottom of the action) 2. any metal to metal areas--fore-end iron, where the connecting rods go in the fore-end....where the mono-block hits the rec'r. Oil: 1. light coat on barrels and action. 2. very light coat on interior of action (blow most out w/ air or a cloth).
Now you have the best shotgun under $1000. $585. Yea, the 500 is more. And it is worth every penny more in quality, warranty, and keeping American's working. To defend my 930 statement: Mossberg 930 $511.95 I only pay $25 for transfers, and will assume $20 for shipping, though it is usually about $12.