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Wouldn't recommend it - here's why: Picture borrowed from The Double Barrelled Picture Company http://www.doublebarrelledpicturecompany.co.uk/

There's loads of Berettas and Brownings and quite a few Miroku at every clay ground. If you want something different, may I recommend the Caesar Guerini Summit? Take a look at this: http://www.guntrader.co.uk/GunsForSale/111005112201001 Comes with everything you want, it will munch clays, and usually generates some interest when sat in the gun rack at your clay ground (albeit some from people that think it's a Perazzi MX2000). If you hadn't guessed - I have one.

Thank you all for your welcome. I'll try and make myself useful around here.

I watched pretty much the entire series over a couple of nights while on a trip to the USA earlier this year. They don't go into much detail about the engineering of what they're doing, but it's pretty fun stuff anyway. Surprised to see that it's being aired here now.

Got taught to shoot by a cousin while visiting him for a weekend when I was 15. Desperately wanted to do it ever since. 13 years later I realised I finally had the means and opportunity to take it up, and started taking a few clay shooting lessons. That was about 2 years ago. Thoroughly addicted now - my best competition shoot ever last Sunday (84x100), and spending a lot of time analysing how I can pick up a few more shots.

Hello all. A few people might recognise me from the Shooting UK forum, but that's been a bit quiet so I thought I'd finally register on PW. I'm predominantly a clay shooter, and I've been shooting seriously for about a year and a half, currently trying to push my averages into the low 80s at a few different grounds I go to. If anyone in the area needs any assistanec with pigeons/rabbits/corvids etc I'm always available to help.