Gerry78

Yes 100 percent was shooting steel thru tight chokes at the Wildfowling for years 👍

Glad someone posted about using steel on DTL When it does come in as law everywhere I’m wondering what the DTL Shooters will do with there trap guns chokes fixed at 3/4 Full You’ll probably see a lot of gunsmiths opening up fixed choke guns 👍👍

Yes John I shot a Aya no3 magnum for years Wildfowling double triggers one of the best guns I ever used (sorry bit of topic)😊😊😊

John I was meant to say on one of my posts but hit wrong button on phone 😳that regarding the New 825 over the 725 pro sport browning has tweaked the pivot in the trigger mechanism

Poor shot apparently browning have upgraded the pivot point in the trigger mechanism 825 what I’m lead to believe which is different to the 725 Apparently 😳😊

No worries Scully that’s why I use miroku mk38s 🧐😃

Not disagreeing but what I was told was the internal mechanism of the 725 trigger group wasn’t operating properly on lighter loads speaking to the owners of the 725 pro sport that’s what they said

Scully the models made around 2017 -18 had problems with firing lighter loads 21g 24gThe couple of fellas I know used them at clays were told by a gunsmith (and I’m only quoting what I’ve been told) it was to do with the large amount of wood in the stock(used on the 725 pro sport)effecting the trigger mechanism I agree I shoot a mk38 trap and prefer a deep Chucky action myself but have seen the new 825 pro sport and it’s not for me But that video by east field gun room on YT the 825 S3 looks a lot better 👍👍

Yes Fellside but there was a problem with the 725 pro sport regarding light loads hopefully browning as you have said fixed this issue Matt from east field gun room just posted a video on the browning 825 S3 black after my rant regarding the pro sport this model looks better

There here in Northern Ireland to me they look cheap just my opinion the grade 1 especially that particular model has the number 8 all over it The new pro sport 825 looks half engraved that somebody couldn’t be ***** to finish I hope there more reliable than the 725 pro sport couple of fellas in my clay club had nothing but problems with the 725 pro sport with pitting in the firing pins and problems with the so called mechanical triggers To me browning has fell behind Beretta!!

You probably shot on your own 😃No I don’t disagree westley there is a lot of snobbery at the DTL Regarding semi autos my club members don’t like them it doesn’t annoy me one bit You are right standing on the line no one talks I know you like to concentrate I’ve been shooting sporting over the summer and the banter waiting on your turn is fantastic

Thanks Scully I used a Winchester sporter for Wildfowling many moons Ago and regretted selling it ever since I think there brilliant guns 👍👍

Reason for that is the ejecting shell can fly down the line and collide with the gun standing next to the semi auto shooter Plenty of trap grounds here in Northern Ireland

😅Bit late LB