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Hi! Here is my listing for a Hatsan Optima Silver Synthetic 12G Over Under. Only used at clays periodically and still has tight action! Don't see these for sale often so thought someone else may be after one rather than sitting in my cabinet! Reasonably priced at £325 with 5 chokes total. Located in East London. The below is from Hatsan: • 12 gauge, 3” / 76 mm chamber over & under shotgun. • Single selective gold plated trigger. • Auto ejector or extractor system. • Advanced polymer stock with Adjustable Comb and advanced polymer fore-end. • TRIOPAD® butt system for maximum recoil absorption. • Steel receiver with soft engraving and white chrome finish. • Nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel barrels. Outside black hard chrome finish & inside white hard chrome finish. Proof tested for 1200 kg/cm² (17160 lb. per square inch). • Available Barrel lengths: 26” / 66cm, 28” / 71 cm or 30” / 76cm with 7x7 mm ventilated & checkered rib. • Hiviz Spark front sight. • Steel shot suitable multi 5 chokes: F, IM, M, IC, CYL -
Genuine USSR made Baikal O/U SST auto eject 12 bore shotgun - the perfect low cost pigeon / clay target gun - in nice, used condition. Comes with 2 sets of barrels and fore-ends with matching serial numbers. Long Barrel is choked 3/4 and Full. Short barrel is choked 1/4 and 1/2. Butt pad fitted to reduce recoil for all day pigeon shooting. These are ultra reliable, auto-safety guns. Click the trigger forward to reverse order of fire to top barrel first if required. Turn a screw on the ejector side to disable auto eject if required. I'm giving up pigeon & clay shooting due to advancing years and my Shotgun licence expires in November - I won't be renewing it. So, I'm selling up as a job lot to include 50 (two boxes) of Lyalvale Express Hi Velocity 30G Fibre Wad Pigeon Special Cartridges in size 6 shot, and 43 Eley HB Pigeon Cartridges in 6 1/2 shot. 93 pigeon cartridges total - and I'll throw in the waterproof lined canvas cartridge bag as well - It holds 100 cartridges easy. Job lot £250. Private sale based near M1 Junction 25 Nottingham. PM me for any more details. Obviously certified buyers only. I'll be selling my police approved 5 gun safe, Decoy Pigeons, camo netting, camo headgear etc etc elsewhere, but I would be happy to do a deal for the whole lot if there is interest. -
Earlier today I shot with a fellow who told me that I should be shooting the bottom barrel first; moving chokes if needs be. The rational for this being that a shotgun is more ‘stable’ when fired in this manner. I use the barrel selector depending on the bird; have never noticed such instability. (Interestingly, there was nothing between our scores). I would experiment, but can’t be changing chokes ad nauseam. Does anyone think the ‘stability’ concept is valid?
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After recently starting a thread in regards to an ATA O/U I went to look at one and really liked it. However, I have since been looking at older Mirk's as well, for the same price as the ATA (around £550) I could buy an older fixed choke Miroku 6000 or Miroku 3800 for my £550 budget. Would I be better buying the tried and tested Mirokus which will hold there value better come re sale, or do I buy the ATA, a brand new gun with warranty? Both Mirokus are choked similarly at 1/4 3/4! Before I used to shoot a Hatsan Semi Auto mixed choke but always used the 1/4 choke, I fancied a change so have sold it on. What would you do and why? And any advice on buying second hand Mirokus? What should I look out for?
