Semi or u/o

Cavan duck buster

Hi there lads,
I resly cant make my mind up, i have a beretta semi auto that i'm looking at in the gun shop and was thinking of getting it but after talking to a friend over the weekend about a clay range just accros the borther and they dont allow semi autos but he also advised that sence i'm shooting very well i should stick with the u/o, my u/o was a fixed chock but late found out that it was cut back to 28 from a 30 so mainly it is all open cylinder when i fire it, so i'm looking for multi chock that is under €650.
Any sugestions lads??? Thanks

Grizzly 45

One bit of advice..Dont bother going near any clay club or ground that wont allow semi autos!!!:mad: Blatant ignorance and snobbishness these days!

gregers85

I have 2 beretta semi-auto's and I love them! I'm a member of a clay club and they have no issues with me using them! And I have never had any issues on the line with them either bar my crooked aim haha

wildfowler94

its slightly ignorant of them not to allow semi, although most lads I shoot with including myself have a Clay gun and a gun for Game and vermin, I a most lads i shoot with use semis when out after pigeon and duck as its very handy in a hide and safe, i also use it for rough shooting too and love it, I know things are tight everywhere especially with Christmas coming but if i was and i was shoot a fair bit of both id have too separate guns, Semis can be picked up fairly cheaply for a decent second hand one for your rough jobs, and you could invest in a clay gun for
going at clays.

Just my 2 cents no everyone may agree.

WF

Cavan duck buster

wildfowler94 wrote: »

its slightly ignorant of them not to allow semi, although most lads I shoot with including myself have a Clay gun and a gun for Game and vermin, I a most lads i shoot with use semis when out after pigeon and duck as its very handy in a hide and safe, i also use it for rough shooting too and love it, I know things are tight everywhere especially with Christmas coming but if i was and i was shoot a fair bit of both id have too separate guns, Semis can be picked up fairly cheaply for a decent second hand one for your rough jobs, and you could invest in a clay gun for
going at clays.

Just my 2 cents no everyone may agree.

WF

Thanks for that, i'm not realy in a possiotion to get another gun with out trade in, there all ready 2 12g and 2 .22lr in the house my self and my father have 1 set each, i'm ment to be getting rid of 1 of the guns so then we dont have to get the alarm for the room, but mainly i'm looking for a semi suto that would be great for clay and game in the 1 package

wildfowler94

Cavan duck buster wrote: »

Thanks for that, i'm not realy in a possiotion to get another gun with out trade in, there all ready 2 12g and 2 .22lr in the house my self and my father have 1 set each, i'm ment to be getting rid of 1 of the guns so then we dont have to get the alarm for the room, but mainly i'm looking for a semi suto that would be great for clay and game in the 1 package

Ah i see, well in that case have a look at a beretta urika.