I like my Blasers but a F3 is no Perazzi.Quote:
Originally Posted by R93
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I like my Blasers but a F3 is no Perazzi.Quote:
Originally Posted by R93
That would depend who's shooting it.Quote:
Originally Posted by L.R
A good shotgun is just that. If I wanted craftsmanship and cosmetics I would go Caesar Guerini.
F3's like most blasers are completely modular and owner serviceable.
Pretty important in a high use gun.
Mine is nearly 10 yrs old and fired bucket loads.
She is still very sexy☺
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So I could say a Perazzi is no F3.😆
Madds is a staunch Perazzi boy but I have noticed him eyeing up my gun.
Either that or he is bent😊
For the money tho I would buy a few other brands to start out sporting with.
If you can shoot, a $250 gun will beat a $20000 dollar gun in the hands of someone that can't shoot, everyday of the week.
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Beware of the man with one gun, he knows how to use it!!!!!!!
And its usually a PERAZZI
I only fear squadding up with you, old man.Quote:
Originally Posted by madds
Besides you have lots a guns😆
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Yes I can imagine, this will put you off I'm sure!!!!
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Gun is gorgeous. The owner, not so much😆
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I'll see your pansy Perazzi , and raise you a Blaser .
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Ken
Is that all you have to offer!!!!!
Very nice wood though, very nice.
I see it's the Blazer gang trying to bully the lone Perazzi. Typical.
Hopefully we will see it used in anger next February at the Sporting Nationals in Wanaka
I thought about you the other day and surprisingly it wasn't in a bad way .Quote:
Originally Posted by madds
There was a sim pair with a hard and fast low right to left crosser and a big Springing Teal that was on the horizon .
You had to to shoot the crosser first and that meant the teal was a dropper by the time you got onto it .
I remember years ago you attempting to shoot droppers with little to show for your efforts .
Good memories :thumbsup:
But I suppose the question is " have you hit one yet " ? :D
Ken
Nice bit of Shotty porn going on here :thumbsup:
You are so cruel!! But yes very good memories, those were great shooting days.
Yes had finally worked it out, how many years??
Some take a telegraph pole length lead, others under them push your gun barrel down as you pull the trigger, works well.
It's always been having to shoot droppers because I've missed them on the way up!!
I suppose you did have the excuse that you were in those days shooting that Browning with the high rib .Quote:
Originally Posted by madds
But then you could turn that to your advantage and say you were ahead of your time and Gebbin Miles and the rest that are now using high ribs were influenced by you :)
I hate to admit it but the P gun is actually very nice .
Best Christmas wishes to you and yours .
Ken
PS - I would love to come over and shoot Wanaka and obviously give you a few tips , but that time of year is just crazy for us at work .
I'll see that blouser and raise you another perazziQuote:
Originally Posted by Ground Control
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Mud pie gun!!! Should never, ever, be in a sporting thread😆
No matter how nice it looks......
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Some people don't think this is sporting but it is good fun!Quote:
Originally Posted by R93
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