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I would look for a Remington 1100/11-87 youth/women's model or find a good 110/110-87 and get a youth stock for it. The Beretta A400 is a good gun, also look at a AL391. Beretta 391 (12ga & 20ga) served me well in 5 years of sporting clays. I personally would stay away form inertia driven guns like Benelli/Franchi they recoil too much for me.
Quote from: wadu1 on August 24, 2019, 08:53:31 PMI would look for a Remington 1100/11-87 youth/women's model or find a good 110/110-87 and get a youth stock for it. The Beretta A400 is a good gun, also look at a AL391. Beretta 391 (12ga & 20ga) served me well in 5 years of sporting clays. I personally would stay away form inertia driven guns like Benelli/Franchi they recoil too much for me. Thank you. She liked the A400 when we went trap shooting. She did 11 of the 16 stations before it started bothering her. She finished the whole course. She doesnt shoot much, but i think shed shoot more if she had a gun that fit. Appreciate your suggestions
Quote from: Eric M on August 24, 2019, 09:18:55 PMQuote from: wadu1 on August 24, 2019, 08:53:31 PMI would look for a Remington 1100/11-87 youth/women's model or find a good 110/110-87 and get a youth stock for it. The Beretta A400 is a good gun, also look at a AL391. Beretta 391 (12ga & 20ga) served me well in 5 years of sporting clays. I personally would stay away form inertia driven guns like Benelli/Franchi they recoil too much for me. Thank you. She liked the A400 when we went trap shooting. She did 11 of the 16 stations before it started bothering her. She finished the whole course. She doesnt shoot much, but i think shed shoot more if she had a gun that fit. Appreciate your suggestionsI'm not sue what the 11 0f 16 means, trap and skeet are sets of 25. Sporting Clays are either 50 or 100 targets. But the main thing is fit have her try different guns and see what feels the best. I'm in Tacoma area if you need assistance I'm an NRA certified instructor with over 100K + targets under my belt.
Most of today’s better shotguns have adjustable LOP and cast. That said they start with LOP around 14”; to get all the way down to 11 ½” is probably going to require a custom stock or custom stock work. Your best bet is to find a good gunsmith that does this type of work. Gun stores or box stores are not going to be of any help.