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Fit is the most important. If it doesn't fit, you are not going to hit anything.
Used guns can be a crap shoot and if you look that direction I'd stay with some of the name brands Ithaca/SKB, Browning, Berretta, or Win 101's
I say get the gun fitted , your buying the gun to shoot not resell. Why not shoot something that is right instead of the one that is closest to what you need.
Quote from: AWS on June 25, 2012, 08:06:54 PMI say get the gun fitted , your buying the gun to shoot not resell. Why not shoot something that is right instead of the one that is closest to what you need. I never understood why some people suggest shopping around for the brand that fits you best. find the brand with the options and aesthetics you want and the mechanics you believe in and make it fit, if it doesn't already!you can't shoot to your fullest potential without a properly fitted gun. very few guns and shooters match up without some tweaking. sure some guns might come from the factory and fit you really well, but I bet they could fit better. this is why so many new guns are coming with shim kits, so you can make them fit you as close to perfect as you can get without getting a pro involved.
BOTH ARE LOOKING FOR GUNS FOR UPLAND BIRD HUNTING AND SOME TRAP SHOOTING. WHAT SHOULD WE BE LOOKING FOR IN A 20 GA ?
yeah under a grand would be best, $500 to $700 hopefully. i have a 12 ga for duck geese turkey etc and never been fitted. who does fitting? i am looking for mainly an upland gun that i will take to the range for fun on occasion.