Absolutely brilliant gun I got one new when I was 11 I’m 30 now and my girlfriend uses it every weekend without fail it has proved to be an amazingly well built and long lived gun 👍🏼
My first gun in about 1978/79 as a Lanber Competition Sporter, 28inch barrels and 1/4 and 1/2 choke. Great value for money gun and I wish I had it now.
Andy Smith. I bought a Sporter 30 in multichoke new. I put about 250 rounds through it every week for about 18 months. No problems at all. Nice to shoot, handled well and for the Price good Quality. Look after it well and it will always do the job.
My first gun was a Lanber Field Hunter. I've still got it 15 years on and i wouldn't swap it for anything. I use it on Game, and Clays and its absolutely epic
My first gun back in the mid eighties was a brand new lanber field in multichoke- with the nurled end external type chokes- i was at a local clay shoot & on a stand i loaded & on closing the gun it discharged!!- after that i changed it under warranty for a laurona o/u game- with no further problems- But yes they were quite popular back in the day!
Thank you again David, I know a farmers son who at the age of 16 used one of these o/u that his dad brought s/h he is still shooting it at 24 years old.
Had my lanber sporter from new, over 30 years ago, just recently had new spring in safety catch replaced, along with ejectors, brought me great joy over the years
Bought a Lanber Sporter multi choke as my first gun about 20 years ago and I still have it in my collection. Will never sell it as I found it a very easy gun to shoot.
I got a lanber as my 1st gun last april game gun fixed choke non ejector. I absoluty love it, will be kept for ever even if its only a nod to my learning days.
Absolutely love my Lanber Sporter, it was my first gun getting into shooting two years ago, and for the price (i paid £400) i don't think there are any better options out there. Exceptional value for money shooting experience.
there a great gun i just sold mine they went out of business in 2012 they where edging closer to beretta money back then they where £700-800 for the lux field or sporter they where a very popular gun a lot of friends of mine had them there a mix and match of styles and ideas from other makers
I have just bought a 2009 field gun from Holts that had had a bit of a rough life, but after a clean up I have to say that it is one of the nicest guns I have shot. Much better than the Miroku, Browning 525, and 725 I had previously.
When I first got into clays I used my friends Lanber Sporter and loved it, I got a Lanber game gun later on and used it for a while until I upgraded to a Browning. I totally agree with you, they are a great starter gun. Thanks for the video 👍🏼👍🏼🤩🤩
Comment from the U.S.. I purchased a NIB Lanber field gun a few years ago very inexpensively. I knew Lanber had gone out of business, but I thought if it lasted five years or so I would have gotten my money's worth. Glad to hear they have a good reputation for longevity. Maybe I can pick up a used sporter somewhere.
Greetings to all from across the pond...One of my favorite guns of all time. This was my first over under I bought to shoot sporting clays. I love it..Shame the company went out of business
Hi . I used one as a starter gun in the early 90s at a 50 bird shoot near me ,then got a Browning F1 32" trap and straighten it a few years later. very modern gun at the time. Laurona were good to .great review David.
Bought a as new sporter today for a bargain 200 notes,,,getting back to pigeon shooting with my grandson,,,,,sadly sold my original one 8 years ago,,but lucky to find this fantastic guns for the money
I remember my Dad trialling a Lanber back in the 80’s, brought into the UK by the then Gunmark brand now better known as GMK. It was a beaters gun he was selling, It went wrong almost immediately, double discharging etc, he went on to try a Franchi Falconet deluxe, a Lincoln number 2, but finally settled on a Miroku 3700, Dad never kept a gun long, being a keeper they led a hard life, ended up back with a side by side.
Bought a Lamberts sporter in old coin finish and shot well with it. Later on I was at a shoot without my Browning Ultra XS and tried shooting with Blazer and EELL Beretta. Shot really badly until I used a Lamber Sporter and rescued the last three stands.
I've just bought a Lanber as my first gun. I picked up loads of different types picked up a lanber and it just felt right. Waiting for my license to come in so I can finally pick it up.
I bought a Lander for my first gun back in 2009. Although I have upgraded I would not part with the Lanber. It's a great gun for the money £750 new back then. It feels unbreakable and gives you great confidence in its ability. Love the videos all a must watch. Loved the 410 video think I'll get one. 👍👍
My sons literally just literally bought a sporting deluxe an hour ago, was just looking around a local gun room and saw it, lovely condition, still tight, looks barely used....£250...... No extra chokes but the ones in the gun aren't seized either........ Didn't go looking for a gun but was to good to miss
I have a turkish made gun blatantly manufactured to the lanber design, shoots lovely and being turkish has great furniture of course. For anyone interested it was marketed in the uk as a "pointer 612" or "612s". Wish i knew more about it as who ever made it did a remarkable job for a gun that retailed at 500quid
I have 2 Lanber game o/u 28" barrells. The first my wife bought me in the seventies for £345.00 the second I purchased new for £700 in 2010 only because on a pay day a firing pin gave up the ghost on the first and had to shoot 4
I have to disagree, just inspected one recently, was worn out. Had signs of old repairs, replaced parts etc. Soft metal action, not built to last. Barrels were only thing in ok condition.
I have had my lanber M/C for over 30 years and shot hundreds of cartridges through it on clays and out rough shooting, it's a brilliant gun .
Absolutely brilliant gun I got one new when I was 11 I’m 30 now and my girlfriend uses it every weekend without fail it has proved to be an amazingly well built and long lived gun 👍🏼
My first gun in about 1978/79 as a Lanber Competition Sporter, 28inch barrels and 1/4 and 1/2 choke. Great value for money gun and I wish I had it now.
Andy Smith. I bought a Sporter 30 in multichoke new. I put about 250 rounds through it every week for about 18 months. No problems at all. Nice to shoot, handled well and for the Price good Quality. Look after it well and it will always do the job.
My first gun was a Lanber Field Hunter. I've still got it 15 years on and i wouldn't swap it for anything. I use it on Game, and Clays and its absolutely epic
My first gun back in the mid eighties was a brand new lanber field in multichoke- with the nurled end external type chokes- i was at a local clay shoot & on a stand i loaded & on closing the gun it discharged!!- after that i changed it under warranty for a laurona o/u game- with no further problems- But yes they were quite popular back in the day!
Thank you again David, I know a farmers son who at the age of 16 used one of these o/u that his dad brought s/h he is still shooting it at 24 years old.
Nice to see a Lanber still doing the rounds !! 👍
Had my lanber sporter from new, over 30 years ago, just recently had new spring in safety catch replaced, along with ejectors, brought me great joy over the years
I love my Lanber Field that I bought from you over 10 years ago. It’s never let me down and as it was my first gun, it will stay with me.
Bought a Lanber Sporter multi choke as my first gun about 20 years ago and I still have it in my collection. Will never sell it as I found it a very easy gun to shoot.
Still own my one and won’t sell it, great quality and was a great price. Still love shooting this gun from time to time.
I got a lanber as my 1st gun last april game gun fixed choke non ejector. I absoluty love it, will be kept for ever even if its only a nod to my learning days.
Absolutely love my Lanber Sporter, it was my first gun getting into shooting two years ago, and for the price (i paid £400) i don't think there are any better options out there. Exceptional value for money shooting experience.
there a great gun i just sold mine they went out of business in 2012 they where edging closer to beretta money back then they where £700-800 for the lux field or sporter they where a very popular gun a lot of friends of mine had them there a mix and match of styles and ideas from other makers
I’ve had two. A non ejector field gun and a sporter. Still have the sporter. Outstanding value for the money IMHO.
I have just bought a 2009 field gun from Holts that had had a bit of a rough life, but after a clean up I have to say that it is one of the nicest guns I have shot. Much better than the Miroku, Browning 525, and 725 I had previously.
When I first got into clays I used my friends Lanber Sporter and loved it, I got a Lanber game gun later on and used it for a while until I upgraded to a Browning. I totally agree with you, they are a great starter gun. Thanks for the video 👍🏼👍🏼🤩🤩
Picked up a sporter yesterday £100 absolutely immaculate one owner from new steel proofed magnum, look foreword to shooting it tomorrow
Comment from the U.S.. I purchased a NIB Lanber field gun a few years ago very inexpensively. I knew Lanber had gone out of business, but I thought if it lasted five years or so I would have gotten my money's worth. Glad to hear they have a good reputation for longevity. Maybe I can pick up a used sporter somewhere.
Greetings to all from across the pond...One of my favorite guns of all time. This was my first over under I bought to shoot sporting clays. I love it..Shame the company went out of business
I have two a field gun I have had over 40 years and a case hardened sportier both great guns
Hi . I used one as a starter gun in the early 90s at a 50 bird shoot near me ,then got a Browning F1 32" trap and straighten it a few years later. very modern gun at the time. Laurona were good to .great review David.
Bought a as new sporter today for a bargain 200 notes,,,getting back to pigeon shooting with my grandson,,,,,sadly sold my original one 8 years ago,,but lucky to find this fantastic guns for the money
Good stuff David… I have never owned one of these but you never hear a bad word about them
Have a lamber game shotgun for the last 15 years it was second hand when I bought it lovely gun to hunt with and it still going strong 💪 👍 🦊🦊🦊
I remember my Dad trialling a Lanber back in the 80’s, brought into the UK by the then Gunmark brand now better known as GMK. It was a beaters gun he was selling, It went wrong almost immediately, double discharging etc, he went on to try a Franchi Falconet deluxe, a Lincoln number 2, but finally settled on a Miroku 3700, Dad never kept a gun long, being a keeper they led a hard life, ended up back with a side by side.
I have one of these sporters 2001 external Lanber multi choke with mint wood never seen another like it fantastic gun 👍
Bought a Lamberts sporter in old coin finish and shot well with it. Later on I was at a shoot without my Browning Ultra XS and tried shooting with Blazer and EELL Beretta. Shot really badly until I used a Lamber Sporter and rescued the last three stands.
I've just bought a Lanber as my first gun. I picked up loads of different types picked up a lanber and it just felt right. Waiting for my license to come in so I can finally pick it up.
I bought a Lander for my first gun back in 2009. Although I have upgraded I would not part with the Lanber.
It's a great gun for the money £750 new back then. It feels unbreakable and gives you great confidence in its ability.
Love the videos all a must watch. Loved the 410 video think I'll get one. 👍👍
Got a lanber sportier delux bought as my first gun. Great gun. Just need to sort the safety out as doesn't stay on.
had my Lux 2097 since 2007 taken everything from upland, waterfowl and goats Down Under
I have a 30 year old lanber it’s excellent 👌
My sons literally just literally bought a sporting deluxe an hour ago, was just looking around a local gun room and saw it, lovely condition, still tight, looks barely used....£250...... No extra chokes but the ones in the gun aren't seized either........ Didn't go looking for a gun but was to good to miss
I have a turkish made gun blatantly manufactured to the lanber design, shoots lovely and being turkish has great furniture of course. For anyone interested it was marketed in the uk as a "pointer 612" or "612s". Wish i knew more about it as who ever made it did a remarkable job for a gun that retailed at 500quid
Just picked one up for $300(£250) in the US. Much nicer than the new Stoeger on the rack next to it at about 30% less cost. I’ll be hanging on to it.
I must have had my Lanber 20 odd years and it cost 500 quid and its my go to gun for clays and sporting on a walkabout
I likened Lanbers as the Yildiz of the day. Solid value for money shotguns.
Love watching your videos, keep it up.
I have a Lanber 2087 that I use for doves and pheasants. Absolutely love it and never plan to part with it .
I have 2 Lanber game o/u 28" barrells. The first my wife bought me in the seventies for £345.00 the second I purchased new for £700 in 2010 only because on a pay day a firing pin gave up the ghost on the first and had to shoot 4
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Had to shoot last 4 drives with one barrel. Great guns
I brought my Lanber Sporter 1990 had it fitted for me Still have and shoot it
Bought one that looks unfired for $250 is a few years back great gun.
Good cheap guns, better than the current crop of entry level stuff easily
I have a lanber semi automatic shotgun my only complaint is that it doesn't have a recoil pad
I have to disagree, just inspected one recently, was worn out. Had signs of old repairs, replaced parts etc. Soft metal action, not built to last. Barrels were only thing in ok condition.
Still fairly popular in Canada 🇨🇦
Lamber es de lo mejor made in spain❤
It was only like 10 years ago
I had a Lamber in the 70s every time I took it out it came back rusty. The quality of the blueing was bloody awful !!
Yo tengo una Lamber sporting y la huso para tirar al plato y también cazo con ella, la tendré para siempre