rsj223 wrote:My Dad has one and he's happy with it, another mate has one as a first and cant complain and hasn't missed a beat
PaWNTANK wrote:Hi Guys/Gals,
Just wondering if anyone here has experience with Webley & Scott shotguns?
I was looking at getting a 912 sporter for shooting clay pigeons, and by clay pigeons, I mean the pigeons around the Clayfield area. No I joke.
Are they any good or am I better off saving a tiny bit more for something like an Akkar Churchill, CZ Redhead or ATA 686S?
Also I don't want any trolls/asshats saying I should be getting at least a Beretta Silver Pigeon or Browning B725 as a starter gun for clay shooting.
KWhorenet wrote:Thanks guys, I really shouldn't read these topics as I was putting off buying a shotty for no real reason other than bills and food but those can now wait
Aussier wrote:Shotgun makes the food!
cala90 wrote:I picked one up last week at the Gun Emporium sale, $850 with 250 rounds of steel shot for free. Haven't had a chance to shoot it yet but it seems well enough made for the money. As others have said, most people buy them (cheapies) to use for duck season instead of using their big dollar guns.
1sikxt wrote:cala90 wrote:I picked one up last week at the Gun Emporium sale, $850 with 250 rounds of steel shot for free. Haven't had a chance to shoot it yet but it seems well enough made for the money. As others have said, most people buy them (cheapies) to use for duck season instead of using their big dollar guns.
Makes sense as well
1sikxt wrote:my mate ownes a beretta and went and bought one for his duck gun so he doesn't damage the beretta