Yildiz shotguns???

[ruger22]

Anybody ever had there hands on a Yildiz shotgun in .410???

Model # is TK-36 .410.

found here, hard to beat the price

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=266737

 

[Trigun]

yildiz is highly rated inexpensive shotgun. This link will bring you to a forum that discuss all the Yildiz shotguns.

http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewforum.php?f=104&sid=7b3ce1c94c35cc885eadd79d1cfc9da9

Hope this help.

Trigun

 

[416ON]

Have one and I love it. Very well made little folder. Always in my quadbox when I'm up moose hunting. Accounted for a lot of chickens!

 

[Max-4]

.410

I owned one and I can say it is a really LIGHT gun, it weighs about 3lbs. It does however fold almost in half which would be nice to put into a backpack or something.

Not my cup of tea, I opted for a Winchester 37A single shot and sold the Yildiz. Hold one before you buy it!!!

 

[SakoAlberta]

I owned one and I can say it is a really LIGHT gun, it weighs about 3lbs. It does however fold almost in half which would be nice to put into a backpack or something.

we sell a pile of them. mostly to guys that have them in their quad box when moose hunting. well made little guns.

 

[Iron Glove]

Picked up one for the wife to use for grouse. Nice little gun.
Prophet River were great to deal with too.

 

[416ON]

did ya get one?

 

[ruger22]

Yes I did get one.
My 1st 410.
Nice tight action, not stiff or rough at all.
The wood is nice as this.
http://www.yildizshotgun.com/etikkirma.html


Very light up front. It will only be good for point and shoot.
Hard to swing on a bird in the air I suspect.

Most grouse taken with a 410 are point and shoot right?

 

[hunterhenderson]

!!!!!!

Just picked one up from Mountain Man sports, its awesome, tomorrow itll get me a few chickens!!

 

[smellie]

I first became aware of Yildiz shotguns about 5 years ago. Turkish-made and the actions were what I would call 'too tight'. In all fairness, though, they WERE brand-new and I am used to something that has been kicked around for the last 120 years. Give them some time on the range or in the field and the stiffness will work itself out.

Good, solid guns. A LITTLE more could have gone into finish, but that WOOD: OMG! I didn't think that wood like that still existed ANYWHERE.... and there it was, right in front of me, on one of the cheapest shotguns you could ask to buy.

I really think that if I was looking for a replacement for my nice 1882 10-bore, this would be a real good place to start.