The Top 5 Competition Shotguns!

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Additional:brThe Guerini Invictus deserves a spot in the Top DozenbrZoli also make a very competent competition gunbrThe Rizzini 460 is a belter and would be worthy of note as wellbrKolar are very popular in the USAbrIn fact, if you throw the Yildiz Pro in there we can have a Top 10 boss actioned competition gunsbrbrTo add further clarity, the shooting videos on this channel are sponsored by Longthorne Gunmakers, and we love them Extrapolate from that what you will
Comment from : TGS Outdoors

You missed zoli
Comment from : Franco Donato

Great list Johnny Awesome video mate Love the Blaser f16 and the Perazzi High Tech are my favorite shotguns, just a little out of my price range Therefore I shoot a Beretta 686 and a Browning Citori 725 Also have a couple semis A Beretta multi target, with a Gracoil buttpad, and a Benelli Super Sport
Comment from : Biagio Cozza

Thanks!
Comment from : Rob Abbott

Uhhh blaser, kolar??
Comment from : punjabisole23

The top shooter in the world is using a $2400 semi auto Beretta A400 They are awesome and I love mine
Comment from : Geauxbi

My favorite sporting clays gun is my ancient Remington 1100 with a Mod Trap barrel
Comment from : Capt Char

Very surprised the Caesar guerini Invictus didn’t get a mention , I can think of a million reason why it should 😂
Comment from : steviebby

Hula is great the company been there for 50 plus years much better ingraving than anybody what buitifull guns
Comment from : Michael Plank

blaser f3?
Comment from : Peter Muster

Yes I just watched it again…molar, zoli
Comment from : Robert Weinstein

so wich one it is pro sport or 694?
Comment from : ACE MOTORWORLD

Which is better the Browning 725 sporter adjustable from 2021 (the new one) or the Miroku MK38 grade 3 adjustable limited Edition? Because I‘ve seen a lot of reviews comparing the MK38 with the regular 525 The new MK38 grade 3 is roughly as much as a 725 grade 1 I think I do not know if the rise in the price of the Miroku 38 grade 3 ist mostly because of the wood and the adjustable Stock I do not really care to much about the wood grade but for a adjustable comb So the only MK38 that comes in consideration for me is the grade 3 So even though the MK38 is mostly compared to the 525 you put it in the list of the best competition guns and not the 525 or 725 but the Pro Sport and the Ultra XS Pro which makes sense The new 725 is as far as I know a step up from the 525 So the MK38 is compared to the 525 but most people say the MK38 is better and the 725 is also a step up from the 525 So again after all this maybe confusion text because the 725 and the MK38 grade 3 adjustable are roughly the same price and are both better than the 525 which is the best?
Comment from : Jacob M W

Curious as a new shooter who smashed a recent competition with a franchi semi-auto but looking also for U/O heirloom for son Rizzini BR110 sporter fit in here?
Comment from : Ron Evans

In terms of best clay guns for the money br1 mk38/mk10/682br2 ultra xs/pro sport/ 694br3 guerinibr4 blaserbr5 krieghoff/perazzi for mebrSome may dislike that but lets face it an mk38 can take you to an olympic gold, so just how much more do you need, besides custom fitting etc
Comment from : ozshotgunner

Final thought watched it again…great video
Comment from : Robert Weinstein

American guns very successful here is Kolar…interested to hear your take Almost every weekend on what ever squad I am shooting on 3 K gunz two Krieghoff’s and a kolar
Comment from : Robert Weinstein

K-80 ten years of customizing to get it right
Comment from : Robert Weinstein

Browning top top
Comment from : roberto poli

Incredible information while entertaining, job well done! Benelli Man here! Just for family fun Clay shooter, using 828U Field, Vinci Speedbolt 12 g, looking at the Browning Citori 725 sporting vs the Benelli 828U SPORT, thoughts?
Comment from : Van E Singelis

A gun that makes you fell like you will crush everything you shoot at here in the USA is a Kolar If you ever get a chance to shoot one try it and you'll see it's right up there with Kreighoff
Comment from : Darren Lowry

What about a Benelli?
Comment from : Mihael Gleđ

Ever heard of a Blaser F3🤪
Comment from : Tom Callanan

Are you British
Comment from : Mary Mitchell

I know this isn't what you typically do, but would you consider reviewing a Chiappa Triple Crown or Chiappa Triple threat if you have not already?
Comment from : Edward Wood

does anyone know if a single trigger 12 gauge over and under hammer gun exists?
Comment from : maximada2003

Money doesn`t make you a better shot, it`s all about enjoying the sport both the good and bad days I now shoot an old 425 and an A400 and love them both depending what mood i`m in Once again a great video
Comment from : Dan Jamison

I really would NOT call the K-80 a German Design The simple fact is that it's a very refined Remington model 32 which Kreighoff built under license from Remington See Johnny, us Yanks do come up with some good ideas on occasion
Comment from : Scooter 123

Renato Gamba is Olympic champions
Comment from : ICU

The Hoff was always going to be top - mean machines, built better, shoot straighter and make your dick bigger - well that’s what Ed said 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : Top_Shots_Photography

I recently bought a 12 gauge Franchi Instinct L to take to my local sporting clays range and it is absolutely glorious! I know it doesn't have the fit and finish as the guns mentioned in this video do, but for someone looking to get into the sport, the $1200 price tag on them is very welcoming
Comment from : Jason Groff

@TGS Outdoors Would it be possible to do a review on a Lanber? Or even better, a video on the history of Lanber with the different models available, plus what you think went wrong that they dont exist anymore?
Comment from : pieezio1

Pretty fair comment except I'd put the miroku and browning as one brbrOn another note it is pretty much universally agreed that the miroku mk38 fixed choke 32" gun is one of the best guns you can buy period but they only sell this version to the UK I do wonder why that is?
Comment from : Mitch Woods

Well done! Very organized and reasonably thought out!
Comment from : Ronald Weiss

I shoot a DT11 Black Pro and while I am proud of it, I secretly envy my buddy with a Kolar Max Trap Of course this is when it comes to trap though But when it comes to sporting clays, the shotguns covered are no surprise to anyone whose been in the scene for at least a year
Comment from : Richard H

I think these guns would be most peoples 2nd gun moving up, so it depends on what you owned first, we'd all be biased in that case, with three 682's it'd most likely be a 694 or DT for me
Comment from : Richard Franklin

This show is about JC
Comment from : John

Competition CLAY guns you mean We have lots of different types shotgun competitions here and any competition gun should not have any engraving on it That is superfluous faff that serves only to push the price up and shotguns are without doubt the most overpriced guns in existence The fact that non comp civilians will pay 10k plus for a clay gun makes me want to puke
Comment from : MajorJim

K80, Perazzi, CG Invictus, DT Beretta and probably a Browning prosport maybe a 525/MK38 if we are talking currently in what mostly people use
Comment from : LethalCssPlayer

No 725 on my list The XS Sport yes
Comment from : Mallard Cutter

I've never seen a nsca shooter in the usa with a miroku I'd say 5th spot would be either Zoli, Caesar Guerini, or heck even the old Remington 32s and 3200's
Comment from : 30 STR8

CAESAR GUERINI has to be on the list
Comment from : Tim Everett

Gutted you didn't mention Caesar guerini invictus rangeamazing guns and much better value than their competitors in terms of a quality competition gun that also looks stunningI understand mk38 is a solid gun but I do feel mentioning medals with old guns is a bit silly, I mean someone won Olympic medals with a 26inch side by side at one pointbut not anymore
Comment from : Martin Easterman

Richard is winning everything with a Guerini and no mention I mean, I understand you are sponsored, but I THINK you should stay clear of that "top X yyyy" since you are obviously, massively biased Or at LEAST mention you are getting paid promotions for some of these I'm subscribed, and I like "most" of what I see but don't fall into raw biased adverts
Comment from : Michel Pollet

ASE 90 Beretta & Kemen
Comment from : joão litos

Loving my yildiz pro black!!
Comment from : Target Breaker

Great short summary The Kolar, Cesaer Guerini/Fabarm, Zoli fans are going to putting this one on blast 😅
Comment from : idk

Damn you are a funny bloke!! All the best from Yukon Canada!!
Comment from : David Gendron

How about flodman?
Comment from : simon Gustafsson

Can we have the same on game guns
Comment from : David Owen

Beautiful gunsbrI wonder how much of the premium price is the result of performance enhancing features vs Esthetics?
Comment from : Todd Brackett

Excellent video again Jonny, trying very hard there not to be bias Ha Ha !
Comment from : Robert FLower

Love the mk38 but the grade 5s split stocks for fun My go to is a 42 year old 3800 trap Not sure why but they just feel more well madeand they ring like a bell when you fire them 😂
Comment from : Steven Trout

Top 5 Game Guns?
Comment from : Yeah

whats the future of the titanium gun?
Comment from : geez

I find that clay shooting, especially Sporting Clays, is a fun way to exercise your shotguns when not in the field Do you find that it's helping your game shooting? Or, is the specific equipment / technique a whole different way of shooting?
Comment from : HIPNAUTIC

MX8, KM4, DT10, K80 and 682 In that order
Comment from : Rafael Lastra com

I saw the new Zoli Z 1 at at a ground last week, a new clay gun for the UK market What are your thoughts?
Comment from : Gareth Knobbs

value for money, shootability and durability its got to be the MK38 all day long
Comment from : ritchie christopher

Krieghoff K-80 Parcours for me, use it for everything from clays to roe deer
Comment from : David Johansson

Excellent choices Jonny but little disappointed A Baikal didn't make the list 😂😂😂😂brmust try a Mirouko as you like them so much
Comment from : The Ashbys

My grandfather would walk up to the line with a very cheap inherited double from Sears left over from the late black powder days and shatter one target after another until everyone got tired of watching him do it Could he have shot better with a gun that cost more than his farm? Perhaps but don't know how
Comment from : wholeNwon