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If your getting only one shotgun than I would suggest an O/U. These guns are common and accepted in pretty much every branch of shooting, from clays, rough to formal game. A good quality selectable multi choke will give you the flexibility to try out many different types shooting. :good:

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I disagree :good: I dont like O/U's, and have never had no problem with my Benelli semi-auto at clay grounds. I followed that advice when I first got my SGC, bought a O/U, had it for 6 months , then got rid of it. Then got the gun I wanted in the first place ???

thats good, although just try taking it on a driven game shoot :good: If you only want one gun for EVERYTHING then its either a OU or SBS (if you are like beatingisbest anyway! :yes:)

 

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I disagree :lol: I dont like O/U's, and have never had no problem with my Benelli semi-auto at clay grounds. I followed that advice when I first got my SGC, bought a O/U, had it for 6 months , then got rid of it. Then got the gun I wanted in the first place :good:

thats good, although just try taking it on a driven game shoot ??? If you only want one gun for EVERYTHING then its either a OU or SBS (if you are like beatingisbest anyway! :good:)

 

Dan

 

:good::yes: Tis true, i like me s/s. :)

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I disagree :lol: I dont like O/U's, and have never had no problem with my Benelli semi-auto at clay grounds. I followed that advice when I first got my SGC, bought a O/U, had it for 6 months , then got rid of it. Then got the gun I wanted in the first place :)

thats good, although just try taking it on a driven game shoot :good: If you only want one gun for EVERYTHING then its either a OU or SBS (if you are like beatingisbest anyway! :good:)

 

Dan

 

:yes:??? Tis true, i like me s/s. :lol:

You act like it's a good thing!

 

*toddles off to pollish O/U :good: *

 

FM :lol:

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I disagree :lol: I dont like O/U's, and have never had no problem with my Benelli semi-auto at clay grounds. I followed that advice when I first got my SGC, bought a O/U, had it for 6 months , then got rid of it. Then got the gun I wanted in the first place :lol:

thats good, although just try taking it on a driven game shoot :) If you only want one gun for EVERYTHING then its either a OU or SBS (if you are like beatingisbest anyway! :lol:)

 

Dan

 

:yes:??? Tis true, i like me s/s. :lol:

You act like it's a good thing!

 

*toddles off to pollish O/U :good: *

 

FM :lol:

 

The cheek of that young man :good::good:

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I disagree :oops: I dont like O/U's, and have never had no problem with my Benelli semi-auto at clay grounds. I followed that advice when I first got my SGC, bought a O/U, had it for 6 months , then got rid of it. Then got the gun I wanted in the first place :good:

 

Some clay grounds don't look favourably on them, especially for trap shooting. Some people take that very seriously & don't like empty cases flying towards them in the line.

 

Some grounds use enclosed shooting point too - they may not mind you using a semi but being hit in the face with every empty soon gets annoying!!

 

For a 'general purpose' gun you can't beat an OU multichoke sporter (don't get a trap gun unless you intend using it for little else).

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