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ISO - O/U 12 ga. Shotgun for Sporting Clays 

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Highly prefer 32" barrel. Might consider 30". Don't even think about 28".

adjustable comb is a plus

adjustable recoil pad is a plus

Brands of interest: Browning, Beretta, Miroku, Caesar Guerini, Krieghoff, Perazzi, Blaser ...

Let me know what you have.

Yes, I know that you don't hunt coues whitetail with an O/U :)

*picture is just for your attention*

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I have a good friend who has been shooting competitively for a long time upgrading guns as he got better. Last I heard he was shooting a Kolar and I know before that he had a Krieghoff. Both are very nice. IIRC the old Don's gunshop in Scottsdale was a go to place for the higher end shotguns but I don't know of where to begin your search  not. Good Luck.

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Second for Dons they had a bunch of high end stuff in there. Just don't use the gunsmith the old man is gone and a kid was working there and did a number on my new 300 win when it went in for a break a few years back.I about made them buy the gun .

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Back in day when I was shooting competitive clays. Fit was the key. The difference between that 100 straight or the 98. Adjustable guns are the modern way to go for a near perfect fit! That AAAA+ wood and extra engraving on a Kolar or a Krieghoff isn't going to net extra birds!

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59 minutes ago, L Cazador said:

Back in day when I was shooting competitive clays. Fit was the key. The difference between that 100 straight or the 98. Adjustable guns are the modern way to go for a near perfect fit! That AAAA+ wood and extra engraving on a Kolar or a Krieghoff isn't going to net extra birds!

Agree it's all about the fit. I'm sure he passed the 100K mark for birds a long time ago. 

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My problem is I've got 3 of them a Winchester 101 3 barrel set from 1968 or 9 Damm near new only had 50 rounds thru one barrel .The other is a cenergy that just came back from Browning I haven't shot and last is a old antonio zolie ritmo I haven't shot all 32 barrels .I haven't had the time and I need some coaching cause I can't seem to hit sh*t with a shotgun .I forget to follow thru my shot.

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I have a Winchester 101 that I acquired in a package deal and would love to sell it. Looking fir someone who might know what it’s worth.

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19 hours ago, Cambow said:

I have a Winchester 101 that I acquired in a package deal and would love to sell it. Looking fir someone who might know what it’s worth.

Look on Gunbroker after you find out what year it was made and which variant you have or create an account on Shotgunworlddotcom. and research it there so you done cheat yourself.

https://www.gunbroker.com/Winchester-101/search?Keywords=Winchester 101&s=f

 

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10 minutes ago, PRDATR said:

Look on Gunbroker after you find out what year it was made and which variant you have or create an account on Shotgunworlddotcom. and research it there so you done cheat yourself.

https://www.gunbroker.com/Winchester-101/search?Keywords=Winchester 101&s=f

 

Thanks for the info!

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