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Should use a microphone, not the camera’s.

what shotguns would best fit someone over 6’0 I’m 6’3 are there specific guns that might be fit more towards taller people or would I have to get a custom stock?

Now show how to remove then ejectors. Beretta ejectors are straight forward, I cannot figure out how to remove Rizzini ejectors

Ich schieße mit meiner 694 seit 3 Jahren und im Durchschnitt pro Jahr etwa 10.000 Schuss. Ich reinige meine Flinte nach jedem Einsatz gründlich. Eine Wartung war noch nie nötig. Meine 694 funktioniert einwandfrei. Ich denke, die Waffe ständig zu warten ist übertrieben. Nach meiner Erfahrung ist es in erster Linie ein Frage, wie ich meine Flinte schließe und öffne.

If you were in the market for a higher end gun and we’re considering DT11, ZSport, Br460, and F3, which do you prefer?

I have owned several trap guns, many of them Berettas. Then I bought a Zoli Kronos simply because it reminded me of a Perazzi. Finally I bought an MX2000 and I can say that the Perazzi is another world.

This gun is gorgeous and I’m sure the craftsmanship is top notch, but I’m still disappointed in Zoli as a company for their preferred marketing strategy of straight up lying to customers. Actually, I’m disappointed in them *because* their guns are clearly so well-made and they still lie to their customers. You can see what I’m talking about at 5:32 in The Clay Lab’s recent video where Paolo Zoli sits down and talks with Rich Cole. Not once in my life have I seen a gun that needed its mainsprings lubed. Even if there are, this reeks of advertising BS. The same way Zoli advertises their guns as featuring a Boss-style lockup, except they have nothing even close to resembling the bifurcated lumps on the side of the monoblock/receiver that you see on any Perazzi, or, you know, an actual Boss gun. Shame on Zoli’s marketing separtment, and shame on Paolo Zoli for doubling down on it in his interview with Rich Cole. Their craftsmanship looks amazing, and I’ll never understand why they feel like they need to go out and actively ruin the good reputation they’ve built by blatantly spouting technobabble BS to their customers.

Great video! 🙌🏽

Great review. I got to handle a 110 and was very impressed with it, great trigger pulls right out of the box. Looking forward to your review of the new Beretta 688.

Well done

Great vid

Informative videos once again. Thanks

Very in depth and great video ! Yea , no way I could not subscribe . Loved it !

Considering that the BR460 is a more affordable, yet Italian made, Boss than a Perazzi, I think BR460 vs Yildiz Pro would be an interesting comparison.

Love the videos! Are we going to start seeing some field shots at Gulf Coast Clays soon?

You can’t just make the grip fit you. The grip is the most importance for fitment. If it’s to big you can’t control to small it will never feel right. Get a good brand and get the one that fits best……..!!!

I disagree

Use to shoot Browning GTS then got the 725. Sold and got the 690 Black and absolutely love the Beretta. Was shooting little low and thought about making the stock adjustable. But fitted the Beretta Gel Pad and its spot on.

Nice detail and info.

Another extremely well done video. Excellent advice. Thank you.

Like your videos. Keep up the good work and Thanks. My next shotgun just might be the Cole special.

You do the best reviews on YT

Rizzini for me. I love owning an affordable [just] niche gun that is made by a "Family" business and feels special.

Very informative and professional video! Thank you!

Next video Zoli vs Rizzini br460?

Interesting. How does a zoli compare, with its added action weights?

Great video as always. In my humble opinion, a parameter not to be underestimated when buying a shotgun is its marketability in the used market, referring to the country in which you live obviously. In Italy, for example, home of the best shotguns, the trap shooting market is dominated by only two brands: Beretta and Perazzi. Everything else has absolutely no market.

Bravo Pedro

Excellent video, you go Pedro! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

682 gold x trap

I never expected my request for the Dt 11 vs br 460 to be filled so quick. I have small hands and short fingers so I guess the 460 is out, I can just reach the trigger on my 682 x trap with it in the rear most position.

Excellent analysis of barrel weight and balance demonstration that is the heart of handling control.

Great information! I'm pretty sure Zoli is going to be my next clays gun. I would love to see this same video done with 2 mid rib guns.

Great video. I have question - I have 694. In the shop they told me that when I travel with the gun in the case, it is better to release the locking - by pressing the small pin on the action. The lever then stays in the middle instead of being far to the right. So I did it, but of course when I arrived at the shooting range, I forgot to open the locking and I inserted the barrels (in fact in locked action) and I locked...the gun seems to be OK, but did I damage something? Thanks for your opinion.

This was very informative, thank you!

Any chance of a video on how to correctly remove the ejectors & firing pins, please?

Great video! 🙌🏽🙌🏽

Top!

Not unlike a K80 look.

Sweet !!! Perazzi's sporters from early 1990's had this barrel option. Zoli makes a high quality gun for sure. Excellent video !!

First comment, first like 😂

Curious the weight difference from side plate to the high tech. I like the idea of spreading that weight out between the hands

Greetings from the UK . Thank you that was excellent .

Do you have any information on the different generations of the DT11? 1st gen, 2nd gen, 3rd gen... I have heard that the earlier versions had heavier barrels that the current ones. When did Beretta change the barrel weight, and how much did they change? My 30" DT11 sporting proof marked in 2014 has 1530g barrels, and the complete gun weighs 8 pounds 13 oz (4 kg). It would be interesting if other DT11 owners would post their length and weight (of the barrels and complete gun) and what year it was proof marked.

Great video! I would have liked to hear about Perazzi trap gun configurations. For example, I recently noticed that there are different types of Monte Carlo comb stocks and different ribs heights - adjustable and non-adjustable. Example: One top single combo I looked at recently had a mid-height (?mm) non-adjustable rib and a high trap-style Monte Carlo adjustable comb stock. The factory POI setting is 80/20 with that configuration. Upon mounting this gun, the LOP was perfect for me, and upon sighting down the rib, the beads stacked perfectly = “snowman.” The balance of the gun felt great. So my questions are these: Since the factory POI is 80/20, the rib is non-adjustable, and the Monte Carlo rib is at its lowest adjustment, does that mean that this gun cannot be adjusted to change the POI to something like 60/40, 65/35 in order to shoot, for example, wobble trap where the birds sometimes come out of the house just above ground level where 80/20 POI would shoot over the top? Just aim at the dirt under the bird? 😂 The Perazzi trap guns a couple of my shooting buddies have are quite different from the one I have described here. One has a full length high-rib gun, and another has a gun with the high rib that starts half way to the muzzle. Since I have seen three different types of Perazzi trap guns, I’d like to hear what you have to say specific to trap guns. Again, I enjoyed your informative video! I am new to Perazzi, so all the information I can get, the more helpful for me in my search for my next gun.

The videos are great. 👍👍 Would love to see an entry level competition sporting clay comparisons video. Blaser F16 Pro, Beretta 694, Rizzini BR460, etc.

There was no question for me. I wanted a dt11. I got a 694. Dt11 starts around $14k in Canada. Way out of my price range. Having shot both I'm happy with my 694

Where are you located?

Just found your channel today. Love the content and the reviews. Already subscribed and will be looking for more vids!