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Thread: I may need a shotgun - Advice?

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    I got a marocchi like that 2nd hand in 81 it was my first shottie called game king in some markets and sm 57 in others it has been a good gun and done a shit load of work i still have it but its getting tired now the odd dble firing and a sticky ejecter must get her out of the safe and fix her one day, it would do the job but i think you would be better off with a multi choke gun gives you more options ,just a note was in pnorth yesterday and h&f had a new fabarm h4 on sale at$999 not bad buying at all

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    By day with the dogs and claybirds it's the sxs, spotlighting the auto off the bike. ATA for the auto. Swear by them, wore one out so bought two more. A mate also uses one and these are our work guns. All 20 gauge.

    You can spend a shitload on a shotgun but if it doesn't fit YOU then your pissing into the wind. So spend another $100 and get a smith to fit it to you.
    Myself I shoot best with a shorter stocked gun.
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    Hi gmh72, my advice go along to a clay target club there you will able to find out what you need, ask some questions, they will help you with allsorts of information you never know you may get a good gun from one of the members

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    Thanks to everyone that took the time to comment. I did prefer the look of an over and under but in the end I went with a semi automatic. Hasn't turned up yet but looking forward to getting my hands on it. I bought a Fabarm H68. Little bit more than I wanted to spend but very happy with the price paid.
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    Well it turned up and very happy with it

    I cycled some dummy rounds through it to get the feel for how it works and pretty happy with it all.

    I have a question about cleaning the barrel, is it similar to a rifle? Run brush through and patches with solvent, dry patches and then light oil? Or is it slightly different as there is no rifling?

    Thanks
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    People clean guns?
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    Good for you, ive got one of those great guns your cleaning ideas sound fine just remember to keep the gas area clean ,piston etc

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    Haha, yeah I heard some people did so thought I might see what the fuss was about.

    Thanks MAJOR F

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    Internal barrel I never clean, but action and magazine YES keep them clean if you want reliable.

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    sit yourself down with the handbook or better still google some videos on how to strip and clean the beast-.OK its not neccesary to do a 100%strip every outing but if ,as will inevitably happen you drop it in the drink or it lands in a shitty pile of mud leaves animal shit bloody etc etc etc-or ya favourite dog pisses on it(dont laugh-I did when a mates $$$$$ big time italian12g semi got christened by his old half deaf lab)you want to meticulously clean crap out of every nook&cranny.
    dog piss and hot guns are not a perfumers dream-nor should iimagine that good as a steel protectant!
    from the photo id be fairly confident its a similar disassembly routine to my escort.best of luck anyhow and happy shooting

 

 

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