ARMED Shotgun any good?

The Big Fella

Ive just bought a Turkish make called ARMED. Its a 12guage. Does anyone have any comments to leave on them. I'd appreciate any.:)

bunny shooter

Never heard of them. If they are like other Turkish guns your f**ked

Bit late asking after you've purchased

Rovi

Is this them:
http://www.armedguns.com/index1.php

This is the first I've ever heard of them, to be honest.

mossfort

i was offered one of these a few years ago in a small gun shop but i spoke to another gun dealer and he said steer clear of it .
he said like all turkish guns the quality is really poor , but in your case im afraid you made a bad choice.

The Big Fella

Thanks lads for the replys. Had a go with it today on the clays and am very impressed. It is in a league of its own compared to those Yidiz guns! Good affordable simply engineered gun.:)

jwshooter

The Big Fella wrote: »

Thanks lads for the replys. Had a go with it today on the clays and am very impressed. It is in a league of its own compared to those Yidiz guns! Good affordable simply engineered gun.:)[/QUOTE

best of luck with it .

Johnny_Coyle

Although I would prefer to stick to a name that has been out there, the o/u looks nice.

How much was the gun?

Also, a lot of companies farm out their work to the Turks so don't listen to those who are bad mouthing these guns without experience.

CZ, for example, makes shotguns that come from Turkey.

If you can shoot it and break clay, drop birds, or whatever, then it is a good gun.

The Big Fella

Johnny_Coyle wrote: »

Although I would prefer to stick to a name that has been out there, the o/u looks nice.

How much was the gun?

Also, a lot of companies farm out their work to the Turks so don't listen to those who are bad mouthing these guns without experience.

CZ, for example, makes shotguns that come from Turkey.

If you can shoot it and break clay, drop birds, or whatever, then it is a good gun.

I got it for €550 new with five multi chokes. Its well priced for a beginner like me.

bunny shooter

FTR, five of my shooting buddies had "Turkish Chocolate" guns and they were all useless so my comments are backed up by experience !

Aussie Bunny Buster

THE BIG FELLA

I too have just purchased a ARMED shotty Model SP-12 28 and have not fired it yet but the price is right $675 Australian, so good to here you had success with your's

hunterpajero

i won one of these in the all ireland in mullingar last year,its still in the gun shop,its an over/under i use a side by side meself,have the paper work here just couldnt be bothered with a over/under

The Big Fella

Aussie Bunny Buster wrote: »

THE BIG FELLA

I too have just purchased a ARMED shotty Model SP-12 28 and have not fired it yet but the price is right $675 Australian, so good to here you had success with your's

Great to hear, Im sure youl have great success with it.

Theshooter2012

Was the gun any good. Im after buying the same gun i think have not shot with it yet license should be here any day now.

The Big Fella

There not the worst gun to start with but you dont be long wanted to up grade to a Beretta.;)

TriggerPL

ive used a armed 12 g could not fault it for the money it a bit heavy which is alway a gud thing , yildiz are **** stay well away from them . lots if lads tend to buy new guns at 5 -6 hundred , you would get a gud second hand lanber or bakeal ( spelt wrong) a gun that someone traded in , and in gud condition just shop around

Theshooter2012

exactly what i was gunna do. I got it for €210 with trade in of a broken gun so it was a good deal.

Farmlife

The Big Fella wrote: »

but you dont be long wanted to up grade to a Beretta.;)

Don't think Beretta are the be all, I have a semi auto one, i've shot a DT-10 and have hit more with my friends yildiz. so went on the market for a good o/u, shot loads and ended up buy a winchester.

TriggerPL

rgugliel wrote: »

Don't think Beretta are the be all, I have a semi auto one, i've shot a DT-10 and have hit more with my friends yildiz. so went on the market for a good o/u, shot loads and ended up buy a winchester.

it all about what suits you, i bought a lanber game gun when i was 20 , that nine years ago . sold it to my uncle 6 years ago , and regret it ever since . i borrowed it for the last weekend of the season as i had not been hitting well with my gun . and it was like it knew its place i missed nothing the whole weekend .