Hello,
I'm a complete newbie within the relm of shotgun sport shooting. But just recently I got sucked into trap shooting. First time around I shot using my beretta a302 20ga. And the rest of the guys in the club shot their expensive o/u's. Got a pair of 16/25 on my first try at trap, and was told that I did pretty well for a newbie.
So the question is, why do most people prefer o/u? Because the rest of the people in my club shoot exclusively o/u's. I tried my friend's o/u it was a browning cit... forgot how it was spelled. But I did horrible with it, got maybe 4 out of 25.
So what's the advantage of using a o/u anyway? The gun is so much heavier than an autoloader...
I'm a complete newbie within the relm of shotgun sport shooting. But just recently I got sucked into trap shooting. First time around I shot using my beretta a302 20ga. And the rest of the guys in the club shot their expensive o/u's. Got a pair of 16/25 on my first try at trap, and was told that I did pretty well for a newbie.
So the question is, why do most people prefer o/u? Because the rest of the people in my club shoot exclusively o/u's. I tried my friend's o/u it was a browning cit... forgot how it was spelled. But I did horrible with it, got maybe 4 out of 25.
So what's the advantage of using a o/u anyway? The gun is so much heavier than an autoloader...