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Well she showed up.
The wood is lighter then pictured and the case is different but both I think are for the better!
Looks good. Yes your case is different than mine from the outside from the looks of it.
View attachment 293000
Well she showed up.
The wood is lighter then pictured and the case is different but both I think are for the better!
Looks good. Yes your case is different than mine from the outside from the looks of it.
Nice looking shotgun, I like the lighter wood over the dark to be honest. Great grain in the butt stock.
We need a range report asap!
Had one, sporting 32" barrels and all the fancy stuff. Put over 10000 rounds through it before I sold it. Never missed a beat, and that extra tight lockup eases up a bit over time. Great gun for the price. Comes with a 3 year warranty as well. They do seem to fit taller shooters better...
Ohhhhhh yes!! There is a generally accepted custom here .... that whoever creates a "Want info on" thread and then buys the gun ... is obliged to post a detailed range report in this forum!!![]()
We need a range report asap!
Here's one thing you may want to look into. Most European (and Japanese) made shotguns have a cast to the stock - either left or right. Most American guns have a neutral cast - thus making the gun somewhat universal. From my own experience in shooting clays, proper cast plays a significant role in shotgun fit, and perceived recoil. I wouldn't buy one of those Churchills for volume shooting if it didn't have a right hand cast....
They do. They even have a palm swell. That's why they're by far one of the best Turkish shotgun. They even make one for wrong handed shooters.
what is the cast of a winchester 101: some were made in Japan, some in Belgium?
So very true unless you have been standing on a trap or skeet shooting pad for 2 days and 400 + clay targets broken already and you are in the home stretch for the high ove all championship you really have know idea about what it takes to break clay targets . That being said enjoy your shoguns at your level . Just sayingAnother common misconception is what makes a gun fit properly. Most people don't know what proper gun fit actually is. Not to be disrespectful to anyone, but several days at the trap range is not an appropriate sample size to judge of the quality or longevity of the gun. Nor is comparing a score of 10-18 to anyone shooting Blazers as the two are not related. I would suggest that an experienced shooter using a proper fitting gun should be able to hit more targets then 10-18. If not, I would dare to say the gun doesn't fit right.
On another note, I like my Churchill SxS. If my gun is indicative of all Churchill double guns, I would say that its one of the better made Turkish double guns



























