No problem. Stick with Peter and go to the shotgun fields some Sunday morning.
You'll see a bunch of OU there and get lots of free advice.Sent from my
Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
-------- Original message --------From: Brian Laska <brian@xxxxxxxx> Date:
3/9/19 15:02 (GMT-05:00) To: hsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [hsa] Re: Looking for
advice on a versatile O/U shotgun Ugh, I completely forgot to find you after
the match - I think food & beer was weighing too heavily on my mind.BrianOn Mar
9, 2019, at 1:53 PM, Erich Thalheimer <thalheimer@xxxxxxx> wrote:Indeed!
Actually, I think Mike’s old S/S was originally used on Indians. Erich
ThalheimerINCE Board Certified Acoustical Engineer27 Peterson Road, Natick, MA
01760H: (508) 651-9772C: (617) 785-8249
Thalheimer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx From: hsa-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:hsa-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Keith G. LangerSent: Saturday, ;
March 09, 2019 1:12 PMTo: hsa@freelists.orgCc: hsa@freelists.orgSubject: [hsa]
Re: Looking for advice on a versatile O/U shotgun It's not the arrow; it's the
indian....KGL Brian, I find that a 100 year old SxS 12 Ga costing around
$150-200 can break every bird on the field with great alacrity. From:
hsa-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <hsa-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> on behalf of Peter Dougenik
<peterdougenik@xxxxxxxxx>Sent: Friday, March 8, 2019 7:41 PMTo:
hsa@freelists.orgSubject: [hsa] Re: Looking for advice on a versatile O/U
shotgun I may be visiting the skeet field to test out my new gun if the match
ends early enough....unfortunately with my USPSA gear and the scoring gear I
can only bring one shotty along. If the weather doesn't suck too bad Sunday
morning I could bring both OU for comparison purposes. On Fri, Mar 8, 2019 at
7:35 PM Erich Thalheimer <thalheimer@xxxxxxx> wrote:Ok, good. I�ll bring my
Browning Citori White Lightning. It�s slightly cheaper if you don�t want the
white receiver � a very nice heat treated blued steel. Who else (Peter?) can
bring a few O/U�s for Brian to heft? Erich ThalheimerINCE Board Certified
Acoustical Engineer27 Peterson Road, Natick, MA 01760H: (508) 651-9772C: (617)
785-8249 Thalheimer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx From:
hsa-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:hsa-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Brian ;
LaskaSent: Friday, March 08, 2019 7:34 PMTo: hsa@freelists.orgSubject: [hsa]
Re: Looking for advice on a versatile O/U shotgun Yes sir, I will be there!
BrianOn Mar 8, 2019, at 6:31 PM, Erich Thalheimer <thalheimer@xxxxxxx>
wrote:Brian � Are you going to be at the indoor match tomorrow? Perhaps some
of us can bring our O/U�s and you can see which make fits you best. Erich
ThalheimerINCE Board Certified Acoustical Engineer27 Peterson Road, Natick, MA
01760H: (508) 651-9772C: (617) 785-8249
Thalheimer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx From: hsa-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:hsa-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Brian LaskaSent: Thursday, March ;
07, 2019 9:03 PMTo: hsa@freelists.orgSubject: [hsa] Re: Looking for advice on a
versatile O/U shotgun 28� is the length I am �shooting� for. Lol. On Mar 7,
2019, at 8:56 PM, Thalheimer <thalheimer@xxxxxxx> wrote:One more point, Brian.
I'd suggest 28 inch barrels as the best compromise to shoot everything afield
and arange. Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone -------- Original
message --------From: Mooney625 Geocacher <mooney625@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: 3/7/19
20:51 (GMT-05:00) To: hsa@freelists.orgSubject: [hsa] Re: Looking for advice on
a versatile O/U shotgun You don�t need another shotgun... you do, however,
deserve a tank! https://tanks-alot.co.uk/product/chieftain-tank/On Mar 7, ;
2019, at 8:43 PM, Brian Laska <brian@xxxxxxxx> wrote: I�ve been using a Benelli
M2 set up for 3-gun. The gun handling of many semi-auto skeet shooters scares
the fuck out of me as a regular USPSA shooter & RO. Brian On Mar 7, 2019, at
8:02 PM, Laurie Kraynick <lauriekraynick@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: OR you could spend a
few hundred for a used Remington 11-87 and decide if you REALLY like
shotgunning before you spend a fortune for a vault queen. On Thu, Mar 7, 2019,
7:56 PM Brian Laska <brian@xxxxxxxx wrote: If it were a pistol, Cajun Gun Works
would like to have a word with you :-). But I have no knowledge to pull upon
for CZ shotguns. On Mar 7, 2019, at 7:49 PM, Rob Boudrie <rob@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:For one, it is probably much easier to get parts for a Browning than aCZ
import.On 3/7/2019 7:13 PM, Brian Laska wrote:> I�m not what you would call a
shotgun guy (yet), but I�ve shot skeet a little bit this year (literally
starting Jan 1), and I really enjoy it - been getting better and better every
round - with a lot of help from many of the folks here.>> Question One: That
said, I am looking for an over/under shotgun that is a bit versatile, meaning
I�d like to use it for skeet/trap/clays as well as bird hunting. Am I asking
too much for one gun?>> Question Two: There are too many options out there, so
I suppose my question comes to cost vs quality� As a newbie to the sport &
hunting, what sets a $1k CZ O/U apart from a $2-3k Browning?>> All advice is
appreciated.>> Brian>><pEpkey.asc>
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