Great review. I purchased my Caesar Guerini Magnus Sporting in 2007 and since then have shot countless registered skeet tournaments and a fair share of Sporting clays and have never has a single issue with the gun. I believe it's a very under-rated gun.
Great job Drew. Can't helping remembering you as a pre- teen. You've come so far and I'm almost as proud of you as your Dad is. Every video I see has been better than the previous and I'm confident that improvements will continue. Right 6 numbers on Saturday night and I am buying one of each.
I own one K80 and one Blaser F3, but both stay at home. When I go for sporting clay it is always my Zoli Z gun I take with me. More hits and even more importand much less recoil.
I agree... I own a few brands and my Zoli is the nicest and shoots the best. I almost don't want to shoot it because it's so nice but, it's my favorite gun to shoot so I feel foolish not shooting it. FYI - I have the 100th anniversary edition... it's one sweet gun.
@@lindyloulie80 I once shot a Perazzi SO6. Beautifull, easy to aim hunting shotgun. Just fun. A little to light for my build and far to expensive for my claybirding. The new models with the high rib would do the trick, but still far to expensive.
@gutsnobrain Interesting. This Perazzi I am looking at is a dedicated trap gun combo with adjustable parallel comb Monte Carlo stock and mid-height ribs on both barrel sets. It is about 8.5-9lb. I didn't have the dealer weigh it because it balanced great when mounted, and it swung well. Expensive? Yes, but worth the price if it suits my needs. I also have a Blaser F3 Sporting with adjustable comb and mid height rib, which I use for trap. Shoots great. However, it is light, and sometimes the recoil is a bit much for my arthritic shoulder, so my time on the trap field is limited, so I'm thinking the slightly heavier Perazzi and the head-up shooting position would extend my shooting time - and fun! It would be more comfortable in the long run, and as a result, my shooting accuracy would benefit from my resulting greater endurance. I would still use the Blaser sporter for wobble trap since it's POI is about 65/35 making it easier to crush those low screamers that come out of the house just above ground. 😁 This Perazzi trap gun I'm considering has a POI of 80/20, so I'm thinking that's too high for the wobble trap game. As for your experience comments, it sounds like your shotgun use is primarily for hunting. If this is true, then you're right - a heavier gun is not what you need. A field gun is a better choice for hunting. As for price, the wallet makes that call. 😉
If it is an all-around clays gun that you are looking for, check out Blaser. They are terrific guns that swing and point very well once you get them set up properly to fit you. They are also much less $$$ than the P gun, while offering a high quality build with interchangeable components. Check 'em out!
I use a mossberg 940 field with 28 inch barrel for semi and a browning citori cxs for over under. I like to use one then the other especially if its a 150 or more clay tournament. I also have a beretta a400 extreme plus ko that shoots like a dream.
I was surprised to note that Zoli did not make the list. I shoot the Zoli HR and find it to be very well balanced and a pleasure to shoot. Regardless, the review was very informative.
As a K-80 competitor with a TSK stock. I have shot every gun on your list except the Kemen. I absolutely love the K-80 performance. Kemen needs to get into one of the high grade dealers so that it gets seen and demo’ed at events through out then country. I also have a 725 sportier 20 gage as my backup gun, so in love them as well. Loved the video.but your are unlikely to convince me to give up my 391 gun for doubles.
Thanks for watching and for your feedback! Our intent was to produce a top 10 video with selections from different price points as to tailor to varying levels of shooters. Had we included all of those guns, there would certainly be more than 10. In the future we will look into doing a top 10 of only higher-end guns. That being said, we did consider the guns you suggested for the last 3 slots. We ultimately chose the Blaser F3, Krieghoff K-80 and Kemen KM-4 over the ones you suggested because they ranked higher than the rest in a combination of three criteria: reliability/dependability, point-ability and value (price).
Enjoyable video. Surprised DT11 not shown since it is popular, a good shooter, quality and good value. Wouldn’t think you would end with Kemen. Kolar definitely should have been mentioned over Kemen since you targeted the video to the American shooter. I realize you are a Kemen distributor and not a Kolar distributor but still. Kolar is American made, precision manufactured, balanced, customizable, a great shooter, a good value and Kolar has greater service. Steer us to our best gun and not your best sale.
I'm glad to see a review that doesn't cater to the big names only. Your review has me looking at Fabarm Semi-auto for a club raffle gun over the Bereta A400. The Kemen is a beautiful gun. I always wondered how the service would be handled on the Spanish made gun. The K80 is one hell of a gun, but I recently decided to become part of the Kolar family and I'm glad I made that decision. Loved your review. Very thorough and you show a gun for every level of experience and budget.
Thank you for your positive feedback and for watching! Feel free to give us a shout if you have any further questions on the Fabarm L4S or any other gun for that matter.
I did not expect to see a Kemen as your top gun, as you mentioned they were popular shotgun in the U.K. I used to have one years ago. But I now shoot a Zoli.😀
They are showing guns I have never heard of??? And I am 73 yrs old...Wow!! Guess I am way behind times..I will just stay with my Brownings and Peraza and Kreghoff..
@@orionoutdoors Being a Rookie to these...I had no idea about some of these fine shotguns. I was brought up in the lower class guns as I did not have the money...and my Dad made me Work..there was no time for shooting guns on his 10k acre Ranch...we worked...no play..
Drew and his team are extremely knowledgeable and provide exceptional service. I purchased my Caesar Guerini Magnus Limited Edition Sporting Shotgun with a color case hardened receiver from him. It's a magnificent piece of Italian engineering. I highly recommend engaging Drew and his team at Orion if you are seeking a fine shotgun.
If i had the funds, I would def give Kemen a try, ive shot K 80s and i thought it was awesome, Blasers do not fit me well, but IMHO, i would go with a highe end CG Ascent style, love them midribs!
Que hermosas todas las escopetas, definitivamente hasta la escopeta más barata que es la Ruger, se tira espectacular, yo he tirado con ellas y se tira muy bien, también tuve una Browning Citori y me hallé muy bien con ella..!! Ahorita tengo una Ithaca modelo 600 y me hallé muy bien con ella, con esa les gano a todos en las competencias de Trap Americano..!! Todas las escopetas que nos mostraste están exquisitamente labradas, estan preciosas, para tenerlas todas..!! Que buena explicación nos diste de cada una de ellas, muy buen documental..!! Excelente video..!!
Yes,my thoughts are this is the Best tutorial on 10 guns I've ever seen. Son you knocked it out of the park good job. The lighting was superb but you do need more light on the gun at all times when explaining each gun showing them off ,you know making the gun pop with wood grain and lines of the gun. Brilliance of engraving with light on the weapon. You explained in detail like no one I ever watched I'll be back for more. Enjoy you just made me comfortable watching. And I own three of these top guns and love to shoot them.
I like your reviews. Would you please give me your opinion on what would you choose between the Beretta Ultraleggero OU (12-28) or the Beretta 687 Silver pigeon Walnut OU (12-28)? upland hunting
Interesting Video. My comment on your choice of Auto. I do not shoot my Beretta 391s often, but I do not think I would like the release on the left side. It might be ok for hunting. When shooting Trap, Skeet, 5 Stand or Sporting Clays your left hand stays on the forestock. The gun is rotated to insert the shell. When rotated back the right hand is in position to push the release. Reaching around with my right hand trigger finger to push the release does not seem natural. There would be a lot of crazy movement to try and release with your left hand. Most of my 10,000 round this year have been fired in my Beretta DT10, Beretta SO4 or Beretta 682 4 barrel Skeet set.. Them old Berettas just keep on shooting.
Great opinion piece, I agree on most items save for the Fabarm guns, I’ve had horrible issues with the ones I owned. I’ll stick to the A400 models since they’ve been flawless in my use.
I guess its not the most reliable, the reviewer states reliability is a major consideration in his choices. Ive been looking at upgrading and the 694 was on my shortlist, but after reading there's been a lot of warranty claims with faults on the trigger and ejectors.
Obviously alot of commentors have their prefered brand and are not open to others and alot of people dont understand a field gun that cost $600 is NOT made to shoot thousands of shells every year they are made to shoot a few thousand in its lifetime. My Browning Citory only lasted 3 years of heavy shooting before having play in the reciever and needing firing pins replaced. My Perazzi has fired countless rounds with no play, no spring issues or pin issues at all. The perazzi is alot more expensive but it is truely better than having 10 Brownings in my experience.
Looking to upgrade from my browning grand prix, I've tried the blaser f3 twice now and disagree with you on recoil of the f3. The f3 recoils significantly less than my browning, im pleased with my performance with the f3 on the skeet range 24/25 and 25/25.
Thank you for the feedback and for watching, Paul! The f3 stock characteristics seem to either fit individuals very well or very poorly. If poorly, we have found that users perceive more recoil. Their tapered drop dimensions and pitch angle is a bit non-standard. We offer our customers an Orion Exclusive stock which has unique dimensions that we feel fit a wider variety of shooters and the feedback has been very positive.
Choosing a Kemen over a Perazzi is crazy. If one of your selling points is spring durability go with coil springs. There are reasons why leaf springs were chosen. I’ve never blown any mid ribs on an mx8. I assume it could happen. If you can’t afford to have maintenance performed on a certain gun don’t buy it. Resale on a Kemen would take a hit compared to any of the higher end guns mentioned.
How does the new Rizzini BR110 Sporter IPS stack up to the Fabarms Elos N2 Allsport? I'm curious as this new Rizzini has (mostly) the same features and price as the Elos Allsport. Thanks.
Thanks for watching! Yes, Kemen guns can be ordered through Orion Outdoors Co. We have a shipment arriving in the next month or so and can also place a custom order. Both the Kolar and the Kemen are, to some extent, a blend of Perazzi and Krieghoff characteristics. Being that the list was specific to 2023 and the Kemen will be making its debut in its next generation design this year, we chose Kemen over Kolar.
Leaving out Perazzi and ogling over Kemen renders this video less believable. Digweed shoots Perazzi and Faulds shoots a Caesar Guerini. And no Beretta semi in the mix? Makes me wonder exactly what criteria were used in this “evaluation “.
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen I found this video asking myself if you could probably give me an estimation of two "Sister-Shot-Guns". All the three parts of both of the guns are marked wit a "1"/"2". On the side of the guns is the engraving "J. Braddell & Son". Both of the guns come in a leather case. My father bought them in the early 80ies. If you need more information, please don't hesitate to ask. Thank you very much for your support and best regards from Austia
Thank you for watching! Kemen of Spain is under the same ownership (3 generations), however there is a new U.S. importer - Pat and Drew Lieske. They have established Kemen USA and the gun has been specifically reconfigured for the American shooter. We do have some 32 inch left hand models on order that are expected in the next few months. Keep your eyes on orionoutdoorsco.com for availability!
Doing research because my local gun club opened some skeet and clay fields. So many choices! Do I go for an affordable one or a buy once/cry once gun? I can't decide.
Beretta silver pigeon is a one and done for life shotgun o/u abou-2500 $ yea yikes. But if u hunt a lt 20 auto Remington 1100 for the best bang for buck out there bennelli and browning makes great shotguns.
Thanks for watching our video! The Perazzi is very comparable in concept and design as the Kemen. That being said, the Kemen ranked higher in our three determining criteria: dependability/reliability, pointability and value for money.
Perazzi ; Antonio Zoli, Beretta , REnato Gamba, Perugini Vizini Browning; .... so many big gunmakers are missing in this video.... Top10? i dont hink so...
$3,000 being entry level and 6,000 to $7,000 is just absurd. Those prices are out of reach for 90% of shooters. So these shotguns are very niche and not what your you will see on a daily basis.
My Ceasar Summit 20g, while mechanically fine sports the absolutely WORST metal finish. It was returned once (my cost for shipping only but loss of use of several months) and within weeks, finish turned to ABSOLUTE CRAP.
yeah unless they're really wanting to shoot competition a lot i often recommend something cheaper. And if i want to breach the 2K mark i often recommend the Browning Cynergy
You call $6900 for a shotgun a mid range price gun? I take it that orion outdoor company only caters to the snobby well endowed bank account holders because the average person can't afford such a ridiculously high price for a gun.
Thank you for watching our video! This top 10 list caters to the dedicated sporting clay shooter, as explained in the video. As in most every hobby, there are a wide range of options. The guns we discuss are all lifetime-use guns made for the high volume competitor.
I'm an average guy with an average income. My gun was around $13,000. I'll spend money on guns but I don't spend money on much else... I dont even have cable or internet.
Entry level when it comes to dedicated sporting clays guns made to handle the abuses of a high volume sporting clays competitor, yes. In the market of brand new guns, there are limited options under the $2k price point which are built specifically for the sporting clays competitor... we're talking 5,000 + rounds per year.
i bought a yildiz 699.99 i have shot thousands of rounds no problem fit and trigger is awesome. my friend paid 2700 for his o/u he shot mine and was in disbelief that he just way over spent on his gun
Great review. I purchased my Caesar Guerini Magnus Sporting in 2007 and since then have shot countless registered skeet tournaments and a fair share of Sporting clays and have never has a single issue with the gun. I believe it's a very under-rated gun.
Thanks for watching!
Great job Drew. Can't helping remembering you as a pre- teen. You've come so far and I'm almost as proud of you as your Dad is. Every video I see has been better than the previous and I'm confident that improvements will continue.
Right 6 numbers on Saturday night and I am buying one of each.
Thanks so much, Mr. Mitchell!
Every gun listed is an outstanding shotgun. I love my 725- I've had more fun with that gun than any others in my collection. Thanks for the fun list!
I own one K80 and one Blaser F3, but both stay at home. When I go for sporting clay it is always my Zoli Z gun I take with me. More hits and even more importand much less recoil.
I agree... I own a few brands and my Zoli is the nicest and shoots the best. I almost don't want to shoot it because it's so nice but, it's my favorite gun to shoot so I feel foolish not shooting it.
FYI - I have the 100th anniversary edition... it's one sweet gun.
Interesting that Perazzi is not on the list. Why?
@@lindyloulie80 I once shot a Perazzi SO6. Beautifull, easy to aim hunting shotgun. Just fun. A little to light for my build and far to expensive for my claybirding. The new models with the high rib would do the trick, but still far to expensive.
@gutsnobrain Interesting. This Perazzi I am looking at is a dedicated trap gun combo with adjustable parallel comb Monte Carlo stock and mid-height ribs on both barrel sets. It is about 8.5-9lb. I didn't have the dealer weigh it because it balanced great when mounted, and it swung well. Expensive? Yes, but worth the price if it suits my needs. I also have a Blaser F3 Sporting with adjustable comb and mid height rib, which I use for trap. Shoots great. However, it is light, and sometimes the recoil is a bit much for my arthritic shoulder, so my time on the trap field is limited, so I'm thinking the slightly heavier Perazzi and the head-up shooting position would extend my shooting time - and fun! It would be more comfortable in the long run, and as a result, my shooting accuracy would benefit from my resulting greater endurance. I would still use the Blaser sporter for wobble trap since it's POI is about 65/35 making it easier to crush those low screamers that come out of the house just above ground. 😁 This Perazzi trap gun I'm considering has a POI of 80/20, so I'm thinking that's too high for the wobble trap game.
As for your experience comments, it sounds like your shotgun use is primarily for hunting. If this is true, then you're right - a heavier gun is not what you need. A field gun is a better choice for hunting. As for price, the wallet makes that call. 😉
If it is an all-around clays gun that you are looking for, check out Blaser. They are terrific guns that swing and point very well once you get them set up properly to fit you. They are also much less $$$ than the P gun, while offering a high quality build with interchangeable components. Check 'em out!
I use a mossberg 940 field with 28 inch barrel for semi and a browning citori cxs for over under. I like to use one then the other especially if its a 150 or more clay tournament.
I also have a beretta a400 extreme plus ko that shoots like a dream.
Beautiful Shotgun's 💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
I was surprised to note that Zoli did not make the list. I shoot the Zoli HR and find it to be very well balanced and a pleasure to shoot. Regardless, the review was very informative.
Surprised the DT11 was not in this review ?
As a K-80 competitor with a TSK stock. I have shot every gun on your list except the Kemen. I absolutely love the K-80 performance. Kemen needs to get into one of the high grade dealers so that it gets seen and demo’ed at events through out then country. I also have a 725 sportier 20 gage as my backup gun, so in love them as well. Loved the video.but your are unlikely to convince me to give up my 391 gun for doubles.
Notable guns certainly, but the list is incomplete without the DT11, Zoli, Perazzi and Kolar among the higher end standouts.
Thanks for watching and for your feedback!
Our intent was to produce a top 10 video with selections from different price points as to tailor to varying levels of shooters.
Had we included all of those guns, there would certainly be more than 10. In the future we will look into doing a top 10 of only higher-end guns.
That being said, we did consider the guns you suggested for the last 3 slots. We ultimately chose the Blaser F3, Krieghoff K-80 and Kemen KM-4 over the ones you suggested because they ranked higher than the rest in a combination of three criteria: reliability/dependability, point-ability and value (price).
Kemen fantastic handling gun reliability not so much . K80 point ability not so much and reliability average. Blaser just lacks substance.
Where does the Kolar excel?
Enjoyable video. Surprised DT11 not shown since it is popular, a good shooter, quality and good value. Wouldn’t think you would end with Kemen. Kolar definitely should have been mentioned over Kemen since you targeted the video to the American shooter. I realize you are a Kemen distributor and not a Kolar distributor but still. Kolar is American made, precision manufactured, balanced, customizable, a great shooter, a good value and Kolar has greater service. Steer us to our best gun and not your best sale.
Very informative.
I'm glad to see a review that doesn't cater to the big names only. Your review has me looking at Fabarm Semi-auto for a club raffle gun over the Bereta A400. The Kemen is a beautiful gun. I always wondered how the service would be handled on the Spanish made gun. The K80 is one hell of a gun, but I recently decided to become part of the Kolar family and I'm glad I made that decision. Loved your review. Very thorough and you show a gun for every level of experience and budget.
Thank you for your positive feedback and for watching! Feel free to give us a shout if you have any further questions on the Fabarm L4S or any other gun for that matter.
I did not expect to see a Kemen as your top gun, as you mentioned they were popular shotgun in the U.K.
I used to have one years ago.
But I now shoot a Zoli.😀
They are showing guns I have never heard of??? And I am 73 yrs old...Wow!! Guess I am way behind times..I will just stay with my Brownings and Peraza and Kreghoff..
You two gentlemen are not only entertaining but very informative.😊
I look forward to your vidios every week.
Glad you like them!
@@orionoutdoors Being a Rookie to these...I had no idea about some of these fine shotguns. I was brought up in the lower class guns as I did not have the money...and my Dad made me Work..there was no time for shooting guns on his 10k acre Ranch...we worked...no play..
Drew and his team are extremely knowledgeable and provide exceptional service. I purchased my Caesar Guerini Magnus Limited Edition Sporting Shotgun with a color case hardened receiver from him. It's a magnificent piece of Italian engineering. I highly recommend engaging Drew and his team at Orion if you are seeking a fine shotgun.
Awesome review. Most non biased I’ve seen.
If i had the funds, I would def give Kemen a try, ive shot K 80s and i thought it was awesome, Blasers do not fit me well, but IMHO, i would go with a highe end CG Ascent style, love them midribs!
بہت خوب صورت گن ھے بھائی جان واہ واہ بھائی
Que hermosas todas las escopetas, definitivamente hasta la escopeta más barata que es la Ruger, se tira espectacular, yo he tirado con ellas y se tira muy bien, también tuve una Browning Citori y me hallé muy bien con ella..!! Ahorita tengo una Ithaca modelo 600 y me hallé muy bien con ella, con esa les gano a todos en las competencias de Trap Americano..!! Todas las escopetas que nos mostraste están exquisitamente labradas, estan preciosas, para tenerlas todas..!! Que buena explicación nos diste de cada una de ellas, muy buen documental..!! Excelente video..!!
Yes,my thoughts are this is the Best tutorial on 10 guns I've ever seen. Son you knocked it out of the park good job. The lighting was superb but you do need more light on the gun at all times when explaining each gun showing them off ,you know making the gun pop with wood grain and lines of the gun. Brilliance of engraving with light
on the weapon. You explained in detail like no one I ever watched
I'll be back for more. Enjoy you just made me comfortable watching. And I own three of these top guns and love to shoot them.
Thank you for watching and for your insightful feedback! Will work on adjusting the firearm lighting for the next video.
@@orionoutdoors you guys are spot on I enjoyed it
This by far is the most informative RUclips I have ever watched.
Thank you much for your time.
Woow that Kemen looks impressive!!
GREAT video
Great review by a great person and dealer
Thank you, Mr. Yates! We appreciate the feedback!
Very good review would love to see a Kemen up close have never seen a high end Spanish Shotgun.
Drew would love to hear your opinion on Longthorne shotguns grate job.
Great channel i’ve just subscribed !
Thank you, sir!
Interesting review, I would like to know your thoughts on the Beretta 694 please
If you are still interested we do have a full review of the 694 on our channel!
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Nice review Drew thank you
Love my Beretta 687 EELL sporting….
Me too!!
very very beautiful all guns
I like your reviews. Would you please give me your opinion on what would you choose between the Beretta Ultraleggero OU (12-28) or the Beretta 687 Silver pigeon Walnut OU (12-28)? upland hunting
Interesting Video.
My comment on your choice of Auto. I do not shoot my Beretta 391s often, but I do not think I would like the release on the left side. It might be ok for hunting. When shooting Trap, Skeet, 5 Stand or Sporting Clays your left hand stays on the forestock. The gun is rotated to insert the shell. When rotated back the right hand is in position to push the release. Reaching around with my right hand trigger finger to push the release does not seem natural. There would be a lot of crazy movement to try and release with your left hand. Most of my 10,000 round this year have been fired in my Beretta DT10, Beretta SO4 or Beretta 682 4 barrel Skeet set.. Them old Berettas just keep on shooting.
Great opinion piece, I agree on most items save for the Fabarm guns, I’ve had horrible issues with the ones I owned.
I’ll stick to the A400 models since they’ve been flawless in my use.
No Beretta 694? It's THE king of the mid range
I guess its not the most reliable, the reviewer states reliability is a major consideration in his choices. Ive been looking at upgrading and the 694 was on my shortlist, but after reading there's been a lot of warranty claims with faults on the trigger and ejectors.
@@blackadder1966 and broken forends
Obviously alot of commentors have their prefered brand and are not open to others and alot of people dont understand a field gun that cost $600 is NOT made to shoot thousands of shells every year they are made to shoot a few thousand in its lifetime. My Browning Citory only lasted 3 years of heavy shooting before having play in the reciever and needing firing pins replaced. My Perazzi has fired countless rounds with no play, no spring issues or pin issues at all. The perazzi is alot more expensive but it is truely better than having 10 Brownings in my experience.
Very good review of guns👍 I’m viewing from the uk and we have nothing so unbiased
Thank you for watching from the UK!
Barretta DT-11 is also a high end gun (see Olympic skeet). The SKB 400 series is a best bang for the buck for semi auto.
Is a browning good for a beginner shooter?
Good review .
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Looking to upgrade from my browning grand prix, I've tried the blaser f3 twice now and disagree with you on recoil of the f3. The f3 recoils significantly less than my browning, im pleased with my performance with the f3 on the skeet range 24/25 and 25/25.
Thank you for the feedback and for watching, Paul! The f3 stock characteristics seem to either fit individuals very well or very poorly. If poorly, we have found that users perceive more recoil. Their tapered drop dimensions and pitch angle is a bit non-standard. We offer our customers an Orion Exclusive stock which has unique dimensions that we feel fit a wider variety of shooters and the feedback has been very positive.
My son shoots a Beretta 694 that he LOVES for trap, skeet and sporting clays. I could not afford the Kolar he was eyeballing initially.
Choosing a Kemen over a Perazzi is crazy. If one of your selling points is spring durability go with coil springs. There are reasons why leaf springs were chosen. I’ve never blown any mid ribs on an mx8. I assume it could happen. If you can’t afford to have maintenance performed on a certain gun don’t buy it. Resale on a Kemen would take a hit compared to any of the higher end guns mentioned.
How does the new Rizzini BR110 Sporter IPS stack up to the Fabarms Elos N2 Allsport? I'm curious as this new Rizzini has (mostly) the same features and price as the Elos Allsport. Thanks.
Is the CG Magnus Sporting 12g better than the Miroku MK38 or are they both very similar?
And Perazzi? It is the shotgun most used in the Olímpica Games by professional . Why will it be ?
I am surprised Kolar didn’t make the list? Can the Kemen be ordered through you? How do you order one?
Thanks for watching! Yes, Kemen guns can be ordered through Orion Outdoors Co. We have a shipment arriving in the next month or so and can also place a custom order. Both the Kolar and the Kemen are, to some extent, a blend of Perazzi and Krieghoff characteristics. Being that the list was specific to 2023 and the Kemen will be making its debut in its next generation design this year, we chose Kemen over Kolar.
Just got a Caesar Guerini summit sporting. It’s trigger is so much better than Beretta 694 and Browning 725. I upgraded from a Browning Cynergy.
...do you have any experience with the upland gun co...RFM guns from Italy....???
No complaints on my br110 Sporter x I bought from you
Thanks for watching and thank you for your business!
Drew: Very well done. Please let me know when the Kemen arrives.
Will do, Jerry!
I prefer the spanish AYA
Leaving out Perazzi and ogling over Kemen renders this video less believable. Digweed shoots Perazzi and Faulds shoots a Caesar Guerini. And no Beretta semi in the mix? Makes me wonder exactly what criteria were used in this “evaluation “.
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen I found this video asking myself if you could probably give me an estimation of two "Sister-Shot-Guns". All the three parts of both of the guns are marked wit a "1"/"2". On the side of the guns is the engraving "J. Braddell & Son". Both of the guns come in a leather case. My father bought them in the early 80ies. If you need more information, please don't hesitate to ask. Thank you very much for your support and best regards from Austia
K80 for any clay shooter is on any elite list so really
And the Perazzi Hi Tech???
I want a Kemen. KM4 32" left hand. Wanted one for 20 years, they disappeared. New owners or are they just expanding.
Thank you for watching!
Kemen of Spain is under the same ownership (3 generations), however there is a new U.S. importer - Pat and Drew Lieske. They have established Kemen USA and the gun has been specifically reconfigured for the American shooter. We do have some 32 inch left hand models on order that are expected in the next few months. Keep your eyes on orionoutdoorsco.com for availability!
Esa escopeta me refiero a Kemen es un ESCOPETON .❤
Muy hermosa arma amigo saludos elegante
What about ultra X's or miroku38?
Unfortunately, those guns are not readily available or imported here in the States.
@@orionoutdoors thanks :)
No entiendo nada porque no se inglés pero miro el video porque si entiendo Algo sobre escopetas .
Doing research because my local gun club opened some skeet and clay fields. So many choices! Do I go for an affordable one or a buy once/cry once gun? I can't decide.
Keep looking… you will find it. Don’t be rushed.
Beretta silver pigeon is a one and done for life shotgun o/u abou-2500 $ yea yikes. But if u hunt a lt 20 auto Remington 1100 for the best bang for buck out there bennelli and browning makes great shotguns.
In the USA you won't likely find a Kemen. Only beginners will shoot a Fabarm semi auto. 99% will be shooting a Beretta semi auto
Surprised Perazzi is not on the list.
Thanks for watching our video! The Perazzi is very comparable in concept and design as the Kemen. That being said, the Kemen ranked higher in our three determining criteria: dependability/reliability, pointability and value for money.
Ever heard of Kolar
Very doubtful choice, put on 1 place 2023 antique gun, and passing DT11 and Perazzi, both have more medals than all of the 10 in any disciplines.
Did I hear EYE Talian? Come on!
I used to get screamed at if I wore a ring and handled shotguns.
''Best semi-auto...Fabarm'' *closes video*
Also the grips on the budget/entry level Beretta O/Us suck feel like nerf gun grips.
fabarm l4s might be a good value ...but better than a benelli ....i doubt.
Perazzi ; Antonio Zoli, Beretta , REnato Gamba, Perugini Vizini Browning; .... so many big gunmakers are missing in this video.... Top10? i dont hink so...
ANTONIO Zoli
ha i shoot the kemen km4
What about Perazzi?
Dudes wearing a polka dot shirt
I can't see Turkish shotguns. 😢
Aga kesinlikle çok yanlı bir video yapmış
$3,000 being entry level and 6,000 to $7,000 is just absurd. Those prices are out of reach for 90% of shooters. So these shotguns are very niche and not what your you will see on a daily basis.
My Ceasar Summit 20g, while mechanically fine sports the absolutely WORST metal finish. It was returned once (my cost for shipping only but loss of use of several months) and within weeks, finish turned to ABSOLUTE CRAP.
Avoid CZ shotguns. Bought one brand new, it was defective, CZ CS told me it would take 10-12 months to replace. You can't be serious !
Noone uses a semi auto for sporting clays surely 😉
you'd be surprised, even among the top dogs out there.
NO ONE uses a Fabarm semi-auto though
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Merkel 201e i caesar guerini tempio. 😊.
Who’s paying 10k for an ENTRY LEVEL BOXLOCK
Not the gun… the person behind the gun.
The guy holding it doesnt make it last longer...
How could you tell yourself a 2000$ shotgun is a “beginner” gun? That’s kinda silly
yeah unless they're really wanting to shoot competition a lot i often recommend something cheaper. And if i want to breach the 2K mark i often recommend the Browning Cynergy
You call $6900 for a shotgun a mid range price gun? I take it that orion outdoor company only caters to the snobby well endowed bank account holders because the average person can't afford such a ridiculously high price for a gun.
Thank you for watching our video! This top 10 list caters to the dedicated sporting clay shooter, as explained in the video. As in most every hobby, there are a wide range of options. The guns we discuss are all lifetime-use guns made for the high volume competitor.
I'm an average guy with an average income. My gun was around $13,000. I'll spend money on guns but I don't spend money on much else... I dont even have cable or internet.
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"Entry Level" holds up $2500 gun. 🤦♂️
Entry level when it comes to dedicated sporting clays guns made to handle the abuses of a high volume sporting clays competitor, yes. In the market of brand new guns, there are limited options under the $2k price point which are built specifically for the sporting clays competitor... we're talking 5,000 + rounds per year.
You are not objective.havent you seen Turkish shotguns invasion all of the market ????
i bought a yildiz 699.99 i have shot thousands of rounds no problem fit and trigger is awesome. my friend paid 2700 for his o/u he shot mine and was in disbelief that he just way over spent on his gun
Excellent review, thank you👍🏻