Triple Barrel 12 G

[Paddy Galore!]

why not on a game shoot? the gun can be broken just like a regular shotgun to show it's safe, is there a law that says you can't have three shots on a game bird?

and i'd buy one if I had the spare cash

[Old farrier]

I struggle to see the purpose of one, you won't be flavour of the month on a game shoot, can't use it on clays, three barrels are bound to be heavier than two so defeats the object in terms of a rough shooting gun, the gape would make it less easy to load than a SS inside a hide, second hand values/demand are bound to be tricky, you can have 3 shots in a semi in any case, etc, etc.

 

It should be a fun conversation piece though so well done anyway.

3inch magnum proof for steel

3 chokes

No empties all over the place

Gape the same as my side by side

Handles and shoots /patterns surprisingly well

Weight soaks up the recoil better than ss on clays 73/100 last time at clay ground obviously only loaded 2 barrels

Easier to check its unloaded

And second hand value is only a consideration if you want to sell it the average stay in my cabinet is 20 years 😋

£1500 at 1/2% interest for 20 years = about £20

So £75 a year for occasional fun

cheap in my opinion

Just my thought

All the best

Of

[shoot and be safe]

the average stay in my cabinet is 20 years 😋

 

What have you had In your cabinet for around 19 years 10 months.

Christmas is coming and The Good Lady is struggling again with what to get me

[Old farrier]

 

What have you had In your cabinet for around 19 years 10 months.

Christmas is coming and The Good Lady is struggling again with what to get me

A beretta el gold 20 bore 😋

Almost the pair to hers the good lady's straight hand stock and longer barrels

I preferred it 😋😋

I think there's a El gold 12 in there as well 😚

Edited October 16, 2015 by Old farrier

[Hamster]

3inch magnum proof for steel

3 chokes

No empties all over the place

Gape the same as my side by side

Handles and shoots /patterns surprisingly well

Weight soaks up the recoil better than ss on clays 73/100 last time at clay ground obviously only loaded 2 barrels

Easier to check its unloaded

And second hand value is only a consideration if you want to sell it the average stay in my cabinet is 20 years

£1500 at 1/2% interest for 20 years = about £20

So £75 a year for occasional fun

cheap in my opinion

Just my thought

All the best

Of

 

To be fair I could prolly do even better if forced to come up with some positives but most of the above are stretching the imagination a tad. I can't think of a single thing it does BETTER than other conventional guns out there, but a few that it defo doesn't.

 

For example although handling is pretty subjective it's hard to imagine it being better than a racy OU - 3 chokes ? and how quickly can you react and compute which barrel you need assuming it has a selector - I thought everything was 3" steel proof nowadays. I'd love to see one patterned properly next to a semi & OU to see how well regulated they are for consistent POI, hard to do at that money I'd have thought but could be wrong.

[drut]

" And second hand value is only a consideration if you want to sell it the average stay in my cabinet is 20 years "

 

A good point,if you enjoy it resale value is not worth a thought.Enjoy!

[Duckandswing]

I want one. No other reason than that.

[Old farrier]

 

To be fair I could prolly do even better if forced to come up with some positives but most of the above are stretching the imagination a tad. I can't think of a single thing it does BETTER than other conventional guns out there, but a few that it defo doesn't.

 

For example although handling is pretty subjective it's hard to imagine it being better than a racy OU - 3 chokes ? and how quickly can you react and compute which barrel you need assuming it has a selector - I thought everything was 3" steel proof nowadays. I'd love to see one patterned properly next to a semi & OU to see how well regulated they are for consistent POI, hard to do at that money I'd have thought but could be wrong.

With respect I was trying to be positive for the op as he's had a bit of a wait

And obviously my comments are based on owning and shooting one not speculation 😋

If your my way your welcome to have a go pattern test and check point of aim or I be happy to bring it to the next charity shoot for you to have a go

Did I mention there great fun 😂😂😂😂😂

Priceless

I hope the op enjoys his when it gets here as much as I enjoy mine

All the best

Of

[Lord Geordie]

I handled OF'S at the charity shoot. Surprisingly quite light and the wood was pleasant to look at also

That sounds wrong on SO many levels :lol:

 

I like the look of the triple! But would require some convincing to buy one. Hope it works out for the OP.

[ChrisAsh]

It looks great fun, and I would love to have a go,

I imagine its designed for pigeon shooting and could be excellent at it, but one thing for clays the video states all barrels are fired in turn which could be a problem only using two barrels for choke selection on sporting meaning choke chane between stands, but nothing to hard

Edited October 17, 2015 by ChrisAsh

[Gunman]

Think I will stick to a double barreled pump action . You never know , I might get invited to a shoot where they only allow double guns .

[Old farrier]

Think I will stick to a double barreled pump action . You never know , I might get invited to a shoot where they only allow double guns .

Even better 😂😂😂😂

Maybe fac only though 😟