you wont go wrong ,i bought one a few years ago to add to the cabinet. i just cerakoted the barrels and fitted a kickeez pad.to help with the 31/2 home loads . its been bullet proof i will never sell it and take it out when i fancy a change enjoy
@@stevehudson7468 thanks for the feedback Steve. This is a a couple of weeks old. So far I’m loving it and stuff is falling out of the sky a bit more! Cheers
@@nickhorten97 me too Nick. I do religiously clean my guns after every outing. But for the rigours of the loads and general wear and tear we shall see….
had one for a few years now only thing ive done with it wwas fit sling swivels.drilling tthe forend was a bit nerve racking but has held together okay. only time you notice the recoil off3.5 cartridges is when you miss!
I had the over and under version of this gun - the hammer started peening over when I did my end of season strip and clean. Got rid of it shortly thereafter. I now have a baikal side by side - 3 inch chamber, single selective trigger, ejectors, and multichoked. A great gun and cracking value. Like you I have no desire to put 3.5's through a side by side so the shorter chamber means I'm minimising blow-by. Are you sure that choke is appropriate for the yildiz thread pattern?
There beautiful gun I have same 1 but as u said there steel proof,is there any number or anything to say its steel proof on the barrels like newish guns now aways have..only my gun don't have anything to say its steel proof apart from the gun dealer said it is except the chokes that came with gun aren't steel proof which iv to change
Hi nick has you know i have a over / under yildiz wildfowler 3 1/2 inch swear by it but I now shoot 3 inch cheddite 36g number 1 in steel out to 40 yards 1/4 and 1/2 chokes internal and have killed Canada's for fun my only problem is the recoil pad abit thin might replace it after the season let them in maybe a few clays and don't punish yourself to much we all miss pal
@@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069 Well, that was kind of my point! I would like a William Powell though but for other uses. I’m loving the Yildiz. Stuff is falling out of the sky again!
you wont go wrong ,i bought one a few years ago to add to the cabinet. i just cerakoted the barrels and fitted a kickeez pad.to help with the 31/2 home loads . its been bullet proof i will never sell it and take it out when i fancy a change enjoy
@@stevehudson7468 thanks for the feedback Steve. This is a a couple of weeks old. So far I’m loving it and stuff is falling out of the sky a bit more! Cheers
Nice gun. Looking forward to see it in action
I have the OU version of the yildiz wildfowler. I love it
Im intrigued to see how it stands up to a few seasons use.
@@nickhorten97 me too Nick. I do religiously clean my guns after every outing. But for the rigours of the loads and general wear and tear we shall see….
had one for a few years now only thing ive done with it wwas fit sling swivels.drilling tthe forend was a bit nerve racking but has held together okay. only time you notice the recoil off3.5 cartridges is when you miss!
@@roberthay8706 adrenaline cancels out recoil eh! 👍
I had the over and under version of this gun - the hammer started peening over when I did my end of season strip and clean. Got rid of it shortly thereafter.
I now have a baikal side by side - 3 inch chamber, single selective trigger, ejectors, and multichoked. A great gun and cracking value. Like you I have no desire to put 3.5's through a side by side so the shorter chamber means I'm minimising blow-by.
Are you sure that choke is appropriate for the yildiz thread pattern?
@@mrsmith9079 it’s a Yildiz specific choke yes.
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What is the Stock off the gun like if u are a Left hand shot??
@@ChrisLesurf I’m right handed. I’m not sure I understand the question?
Why’s it’s the Teauge choke not flush with the barrel
That is an extended choke type which means it extends from the muzzle by design.
@ ok
It’s just I hve the extended and it sits flush and then the extended part it must be super extended
@@ghillie35 sounds more like a flush? But I’m no expert. Extended normally means it extends past the muzzle. super extended are longer still.
@ it’s not flush as it extends a inch out of the barrel the flush are flush with barrels
There beautiful gun I have same 1 but as u said there steel proof,is there any number or anything to say its steel proof on the barrels like newish guns now aways have..only my gun don't have anything to say its steel proof apart from the gun dealer said it is except the chokes that came with gun aren't steel proof which iv to change
Did you look at the FAIR Iside?
@@Gulgonful Yes I did. Nearly got the 28 bore version. nice gun but a good bit pricier
Hi nick has you know i have a over / under yildiz wildfowler 3 1/2 inch swear by it but I now shoot 3 inch cheddite 36g number 1 in steel out to 40 yards 1/4 and 1/2 chokes internal and have killed Canada's for fun my only problem is the recoil pad abit thin might replace it after the season let them in maybe a few clays and don't punish yourself to much we all miss pal
@@johnhoyles2483 thanks John. You swayed me in getting it.
Why would you want to take a william powell out on the marsh , youd be scared to drop it , that yildiz is perfect
@@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069 Well, that was kind of my point! I would like a William Powell though but for other uses. I’m loving the Yildiz. Stuff is falling out of the sky again!
@@CumbrianWildfowlerthose sovereigns look lovely
I have one of these in 20
A new gun doesn't shoot straight, so that isn't going to work for a shit shot, I jus feel sorry for the wildfowl..
@@Apocalyptic656 seems to work ok so far. Stuff is falling out of the sky anyway. Maybe not the thing I was aiming at but dead stuff all the same!