Over/Under Shotgun Recommendations

[Pinecone]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21fasmPUjIw

Visual comparison of choke versus pattern.

At 30 yards, Cylinder is about a 60" pattern, Full is about 30"

 

[Brent]

I love my benelli m2 field for both sporting clays and hunting. That being said I learned on an '86 Citori and shoot that very well. The benelli is a whole lotta gun. 20 ga for both

 

[mancheechee]

I have two new Ruger Red Label 12g 30"...I'm itching to take em (well one, the other is for sale for anyone I know that may want one in the future) out to shoot some clays.

I owned a lanber, but gave it to a friend. it was great for the price but the Red Label seems much more stout.

 

[fabsroman]

I have two new Ruger Red Label 12g 30"...I'm itching to take em (well one, the other is for sale for anyone I know that may want one in the future) out to shoot some clays.

I owned a lanber, but gave it to a friend. it was great for the price but the Red Label seems much more stout.

The Ruger Red Label would be a fine shotgun for hunting and occasional clays shooting. Not the optimal gun for a bunch of clays shooting. Still a good entry level gun for those interested in dabbling in clays shooting.

 

[mancheechee]

The Ruger Red Label would be a fine shotgun for hunting and occasional clays shooting. Not the optimal gun for a bunch of clays shooting. Still a good entry level gun for those interested in dabbling in clays shooting.

Well, I should disclose: one was a gift from my buddy for being one of the executor of his gun collection if something were to happen to him and the other one is for a friend or family member that may want a good entry level O/U in the near future.

After I break in the Ruger and if I develop a habit of shooting clays often, I may have to step up to a Citori specifically for clay. I'll still have this one for general use such as hunting.