Love side by sides, some months ago found a 1960's AYA No 2, one owner from new. Apart from a service had not had a lot of use for the last 30 years. Fore end could do with some treatment but does have a recoil pad. Looks just fine and works well, not bad for £550.
I’m quite happy with my SH Bettinsoli as my starter gun it works for me and I feel comfortable using it and I don’t feel the need to upgrade yet, another good video. Thank you
@@philipcorbett4914 no dealer sells every manufacturer. These guys don't sell Beretta I believe nor ATA. Others I know don't sell Yildiz or ATA. Another shop I know sells Berretta and Browning but not Caesar Guerini etc etc. The Video isn't saying buy this, it's to give people ideas of what they can get for a budget new and second hand. That's a good thing in my book. We need to change ge perceptions that you have to be a millionaire to shoot clays etc.
@@JB-tc8el what are you banging on about ? It's not a dig at TSC I love his videos as I said it's not a true example of what's available on the market and yes I know not all shops sell all manufacturers , my point is if you're doing a budget starter video do one with multiple examples and not what's on the shelf, and yes I know you don't have to be a millionaire because I shot and I'm not a millionaire, so next time you decide to open your mouth read what's in front of you and not what you think you've read. Regards Phil
@@JB-tc8el To be fair though the title of the video is “The best guns you can buy £500-£1000” and not the best guns we sell between £500-£1000. Surely there should be a mention of other brands they don’t sell if there are decent buys between these prices. I’ve only heard good things about the ATA and a lot of the other channels seem to rate it for the money.
@@wonkaredits3327 I started with a super cheap £100 Lanber five years later I still own it and and ATA super sport the ATA is a fantastic gun made a few small changes , weight balance and recoil pad now it's a great clay smasher , tried lots of other guns yes I appreciate the workmanship and quality but it goes bang and clays break just like my £700 pound ATA if I had unlimited funds no doubt I would have the best of the best .👍
It is great to see a video about the lower end of the market. There is no shame in having a "Cheap" gun. "Shorter, Fatter, Chubby in the chops" you remember me then 😁
My all time favourite second hand but is a lanber sporter for the money £350-600 it’s still a brilliant buy and incredibly reliable I’ve one my self and always recommend them
The best guns 500-1000£ are older quality guns!!, miroku, 686, nikko, winchester 101 etc yes new ata and the likes are specd well as in steel proof/multis but if we are talking "best" as in build quality, materials balance, trigger pull, geomtery, barrel regulation there is zero contest between say a miroku 7000 and an ata, too many people can't see past the big warranty, which is fine we are all different, but don't be scared to try used quality, massive bargains to be had
If your gun mount is consistent- when you look down the gun basics are a flat/field gun (low comb) you will see next to no rib or bead and possibly just rear of top lever A general sporter you could see down the rib and bead And a trap gun thats (high in comb) you will be looking down onto the rib. These things are all very variable due to gun fit and how you mount the gun and also what works for the shooter and their shooting style, eg if you mount a (low) field combed gun softly it will give a sight picture like a sporter to some people, its all very personal but you can "fit" most stock heights by changing cheek pressure, and if you want to measure it turn gun upside down with no beads on or front bead off edge of table, and measure distance between front, middle and rear of stock to table
@@fullchoke01 Thanks for your reply. When measuring about what should I find ? On average what is high and what is low.. Thanks so much for your help. Maybe my issue is consistency of mount? Thanks Mike
@@mikedupree832 no worries, what issues are you having exactly? But yes gun mounting correct and consistent is priority to figure out what works, you can change head down pressure to make a gun shoot flat or higher after your mount is there, wouldn't worry too much about the stock numbers it's not really a rule to live by
Bettinsoli are a good starter gun but they are no where near caesarguerini in terms of quality fit and finish and that's even before looking at balance because bettinsoli barrels are like lead and very front heavy. Id even say yildiz are ahead of them now especially the "pro" range. If it was my money and i was starting again and had to choose an ATA or bettinsoli it would be a ATA all day. But what id probably get would be a 30 m/c winchester 6500.
The best gun for the money is a sythetic stock charles daily 20.gauge 5 half pounds no kick like shooting a air gun iv got the ingraved guns silver guns they dont fit or swing like this little girl this is not a starter gun i can out shoot the big boys i make my recoil pad out of bathtowells shot 20 thousand shells out of this gun dont care about looks that doent kill birds or clays its all a head game
Another interesting video but some folk saying what about this or that make of gun you cannot over them all if David did that the videos would last twice as long and would possibly get boring the only criticism I have he was going on about shorter chubby faced folk what about us taller chubby faced folk 😆
ساخت کدام کشور میباشد، میگویند در جمله تفنگ های شکاری، بهترین آنها روسی میباشد. Made in any country, they say that among the hunting rifles, the best of them is Russian.
Still want to know...why are nice guns so cheap in the UK? You are talking $750-1350 USD. That's on the low side for good O/Us in the USA. I will concede that Turkey is turning out some real beauties in that price range, I own two of them, but in general nice doubles and O/U (and even some autoloaders) run $1500+ here.
@@pauljinks8480 I pay about $5/25 $21/100 to be precise, for 1-1/8 oz. target loads in 12 ga or 7/8 oz. 20 ga. .410 and 28 ga are more, so I handload those for about $16/100. Shotgun target shells have been relatively stable in price since we have had this "ammo panic" and I have been able to buy them off the shelf for the same price I did before covid. I handload for 4 gauges and .410, so I can always do that, but the 12 and 20 target loads are cheap enough that I don't usually bother. Most of our target loads for 12 ga. are 1-1/8 oz (32 grams) because that is what is allowed for American trap, skeet and sporting clays. Gas is $2.97/gallon here today (Florida) I have been to the UK many times and yes, generally prices are higher, that's why I wondered, why so low for nice shotguns?
@@pauljinks8480 Somewhat different here. Shooting is very popular amongst the general population, but shotgun shooting sports are not the most popular. I would say, regular rifle and pistol range shooting are more common. Trap, skeet and sporting clays are popular though, don't get me wrong. But I think if you took a count of heads at our local ranges, you will consistently find more people on the rifle and pistol ranges. My wife and I enjoy all. We shoot sporting clays on Wednesday morning, Skeet on Sunday morning and rifle and pistol on Tuesday and/or Friday mornings. We don't even try to shoot at the rifle/pistol range on a Saturday or Sunday. So crowded you will wait for an hour or more to get a position to shoot.
I think it's at least partly because shooting can be quite elitist - particularly game shooting - and you will find a lot of shooting enthusiasts driving expensive cars and sporting a rolex ie. all status symbols so they must have an expensive gun too. That trickles down to the entry level where people feel they must choose guns more expensive than in this video . Therefore cheaper guns are unpopular and don't forget in UK that country sports are the domain of more wealthy types so they have the cash to splash too.
@@mp--3490-- Oh that's true. As I mentioned, I bought a pair of Turkish made, "Tedna Excellence" O/Us in 20 ga for my wife and I to use for sporting clays. I got them on closeout for just under $500 each. These are absolutely gorgeous guns. Color cased receivers, false sideplates and stunning Turkish walnut wood. They have served us well shooting hundreds of cartridges per month. And they get a lot of attention from other shooters on the course. UNTIL... They find out it is a Turkish gun that cost 1/10th the price of the less attractive gun they are shooting. We also shoot scores equal to them. Certainly nothing can be wrong with the gun, right? 😎 The British gun channels I watch seem to be more accepting of the Turkish guns than shooters in the US are, but that is slowly changing here. At least among the general shooting population. Americans love a bargain. Maybe never among the "elites", though.
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Love side by sides, some months ago found a 1960's AYA No 2, one owner from new. Apart from a service had not had a lot of use for the last 30 years. Fore end could do with some treatment but does have a recoil pad. Looks just fine and works well, not bad for £550.
I’m quite happy with my SH Bettinsoli as my starter gun it works for me and I feel comfortable using it and I don’t feel the need to upgrade yet, another good video. Thank you
i like the well placed sound affect
Really funny added gun shot over the "built like a brick . . . house" bit.
I have the Bettinsoli Deluxe sideplate it is spot on !!*****In fact I’d rather shoot it than my Silver Pigeon Deluxe!!🤭🤫
thanks from the US for a great channel
A very nice range of guns at a low cost 👌
It's great to have a shotgun reviewer that has not drunk the Benelli kool-aid.
Why no ATA Arms included ? The ATA SP laminate sporter with adjustable comb seems very good value, nice wood and very similar to a beretta 686.
It's like most of these shooting school/shop videos on TH-cam not a true example of what's on the market for working people on a budget.
@@philipcorbett4914 no dealer sells every manufacturer. These guys don't sell Beretta I believe nor ATA. Others I know don't sell Yildiz or ATA. Another shop I know sells Berretta and Browning but not Caesar Guerini etc etc. The Video isn't saying buy this, it's to give people ideas of what they can get for a budget new and second hand. That's a good thing in my book. We need to change ge perceptions that you have to be a millionaire to shoot clays etc.
@@JB-tc8el what are you banging on about ? It's not a dig at TSC I love his videos as I said it's not a true example of what's available on the market and yes I know not all shops sell all manufacturers , my point is if you're doing a budget starter video do one with multiple examples and not what's on the shelf, and yes I know you don't have to be a millionaire because I shot and I'm not a millionaire, so next time you decide to open your mouth read what's in front of you and not what you think you've read.
Regards Phil
@@JB-tc8el To be fair though the title of the video is “The best guns you can buy £500-£1000” and not the best guns we sell between £500-£1000.
Surely there should be a mention of other brands they don’t sell if there are decent buys between these prices. I’ve only heard good things about the ATA and a lot of the other channels seem to rate it for the money.
@@wonkaredits3327 I started with a super cheap £100 Lanber five years later I still own it and and ATA super sport the ATA is a fantastic gun made a few small changes , weight balance and recoil pad now it's a great clay smasher , tried lots of other guns yes I appreciate the workmanship and quality but it goes bang and clays break just like my £700 pound ATA if I had unlimited funds no doubt I would have the best of the best .👍
Very nice, informative video. Please make a video with Fabarm over-under shotguns. Thanks.
It is great to see a video about the lower end of the market. There is no shame in having a "Cheap" gun. "Shorter, Fatter, Chubby in the chops" you remember me then 😁
With me i spend all my money on amo 40 acres and cheap 400 dollor fully auto trap machines now thats brains
My all time favourite second hand but is a lanber sporter for the money £350-600 it’s still a brilliant buy and incredibly reliable I’ve one my self and always recommend them
Nice videos guys , I’m 5.5 what barrel length would you recommend 👍🏻
Again, Good info David!
Give me an old 686 any day.
Thank you David look forward to Tuesday program.
You have Sundays before Kieth Thanks for your good comment and we hope you get better soon.
I have a medalist its a brilliant starter gun only been shooting a few months but best swap for a air gun I've ever done lol 😆
that's gotta be in Europe only, cause Bettinsoli in america start at 2k and there are NO used ones to buy!!
The best guns 500-1000£ are older quality guns!!, miroku, 686, nikko, winchester 101 etc yes new ata and the likes are specd well as in steel proof/multis but if we are talking "best" as in build quality, materials balance, trigger pull, geomtery, barrel regulation there is zero contest between say a miroku 7000 and an ata, too many people can't see past the big warranty, which is fine we are all different, but don't be scared to try used quality, massive bargains to be had
Rookie type question. Height in the comb? How would I measure my qun. You seem to be able to tell by looking. What do you look for
If your gun mount is consistent- when you look down the gun basics are a flat/field gun (low comb) you will see next to no rib or bead and possibly just rear of top lever
A general sporter you could see down the rib and bead
And a trap gun thats (high in comb) you will be looking down onto the rib. These things are all very variable due to gun fit and how you mount the gun and also what works for the shooter and their shooting style, eg if you mount a (low) field combed gun softly it will give a sight picture like a sporter to some people, its all very personal but you can "fit" most stock heights by changing cheek pressure, and if you want to measure it turn gun upside down with no beads on or front bead off edge of table, and measure distance between front, middle and rear of stock to table
@@fullchoke01 Thanks for your reply. When measuring about what should I find ?
On average what is high and what is low.. Thanks so much for your help. Maybe my issue is consistency of mount?
Thanks
Mike
@@mikedupree832 no worries, what issues are you having exactly? But yes gun mounting correct and consistent is priority to figure out what works, you can change head down pressure to make a gun shoot flat or higher after your mount is there, wouldn't worry too much about the stock numbers it's not really a rule to live by
Just bought a miroku mk70 max 5 camo. But my mates bettinsoli not too bad either
What do you think about the Franchi Instinct SL?
It’s a Rizzini
@@dave_724 no, it’s actually a Benelli
@@JattAhdalSekhon I didn’t know benelli made a O/U they do make the franchi affinity the instinct looks very much like every other Italian budget gun
Franchis are great period
Hello what is your thoughts on IFG fair Carrera
Great value guns in that lot - 👍👍👍
I got a FAIR 16g jubilee prestige hardly used for a grand.can anyone tell me if that sounds reasonable?
Good video , many thanks.
What is your name - I’m watching your video everyday and I don’t no your name and you location, thinking England? Rich Soto from New Jersey USA
Good video pal
Bettinsoli are a good starter gun but they are no where near caesarguerini in terms of quality fit and finish and that's even before looking at balance because bettinsoli barrels are like lead and very front heavy. Id even say yildiz are ahead of them now especially the "pro" range. If it was my money and i was starting again and had to choose an ATA or bettinsoli it would be a ATA all day. But what id probably get would be a 30 m/c winchester 6500.
Where did you get your skeet vest from ?
The vest David is wearing in this video is from Musto, most vests David wears are Sealand, Musto or Castellani
Bună seara cât costă o armă cal 12 cu şocuri?
Great video
New Account ? You have my subscription!
@@jeywey3577 Thank you
Great vid , cheers!
The luxury of a pad ! My AYA number 2's are wood to flesh
Nice video 👍🏻
Could you do a review on the hugest kofs 12 bore
Yes we will try.
Budget*
No mention of the ATA SP. great value guns.
How long IT senior engeener must work for that gun?
In Ireland, 2 weeks
@@nigelmchugh5541 thanks. So I need to work for 4 weeks at last in IRL.
The best gun for the money is a sythetic stock charles daily 20.gauge 5 half pounds no kick like shooting a air gun iv got the ingraved guns silver guns they dont fit or swing like this little girl this is not a starter gun i can out shoot the big boys i make my recoil pad out of bathtowells shot 20 thousand shells out of this gun dont care about looks that doent kill birds or clays its all a head game
Bonitas armas amigo👍🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨
Another interesting video but some folk saying what about this or that make of gun you cannot over them all if David did that the videos would last twice as long and would possibly get boring the only criticism I have he was going on about shorter chubby faced folk what about us taller chubby faced folk 😆
Скажите длина ствола 710, и 760 есть раздница???
ساخت کدام کشور میباشد، میگویند در جمله تفنگ های شکاری، بهترین آنها روسی میباشد.
Made in any country, they say that among the hunting rifles, the best of them is Russian.
Still want to know...why are nice guns so cheap in the UK? You are talking $750-1350 USD. That's on the low side for good O/Us in the USA. I will concede that Turkey is turning out some real beauties in that price range, I own two of them, but in general nice doubles and O/U (and even some autoloaders) run $1500+ here.
@@pauljinks8480 I pay about $5/25 $21/100 to be precise, for 1-1/8 oz. target loads in 12 ga or 7/8 oz. 20 ga. .410 and 28 ga are more, so I handload those for about $16/100. Shotgun target shells have been relatively stable in price since we have had this "ammo panic" and I have been able to buy them off the shelf for the same price I did before covid. I handload for 4 gauges and .410, so I can always do that, but the 12 and 20 target loads are cheap enough that I don't usually bother.
Most of our target loads for 12 ga. are 1-1/8 oz (32 grams) because that is what is allowed for American trap, skeet and sporting clays.
Gas is $2.97/gallon here today (Florida)
I have been to the UK many times and yes, generally prices are higher, that's why I wondered, why so low for nice shotguns?
@@pauljinks8480 Somewhat different here. Shooting is very popular amongst the general population, but shotgun shooting sports are not the most popular. I would say, regular rifle and pistol range shooting are more common.
Trap, skeet and sporting clays are popular though, don't get me wrong. But I think if you took a count of heads at our local ranges, you will consistently find more people on the rifle and pistol ranges. My wife and I enjoy all.
We shoot sporting clays on Wednesday morning, Skeet on Sunday morning and rifle and pistol on Tuesday and/or Friday mornings.
We don't even try to shoot at the rifle/pistol range on a Saturday or Sunday. So crowded you will wait for an hour or more to get a position to shoot.
I think it's at least partly because shooting can be quite elitist - particularly game shooting - and you will find a lot of shooting enthusiasts driving expensive cars and sporting a rolex ie. all status symbols so they must have an expensive gun too. That trickles down to the entry level where people feel they must choose guns more expensive than in this video . Therefore cheaper guns are unpopular and don't forget in UK that country sports are the domain of more wealthy types so they have the cash to splash too.
@@mp--3490-- Oh that's true. As I mentioned, I bought a pair of Turkish made, "Tedna Excellence" O/Us in 20 ga for my wife and I to use for sporting clays. I got them on closeout for just under $500 each.
These are absolutely gorgeous guns. Color cased receivers, false sideplates and stunning Turkish walnut wood. They have served us well shooting hundreds of cartridges per month. And they get a lot of attention from other shooters on the course. UNTIL... They find out it is a Turkish gun that cost 1/10th the price of the less attractive gun they are shooting.
We also shoot scores equal to them. Certainly nothing can be wrong with the gun, right? 😎
The British gun channels I watch seem to be more accepting of the Turkish guns than shooters in the US are, but that is slowly changing here. At least among the general shooting population. Americans love a bargain. Maybe never among the "elites", though.
Your nuts great guns have allways been 300 to 5 can out shoot the big boys
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You just over-state Brownings. In all your videos. Because they pay you?