Have my summit since 06.. no issues and still as tight as the day I bought it....

Comparing Caesar Guerini and Browning in the same sentence is like comparing rizzotto to chicken fried rice! Browning being chicken fried rice.

Brilliant review Johnny felt like one of your old reviews no rushing through it full of useful facts and honest opinion well done keep it up

I love my challenger ascent! I’ve probably ran 15k round or so through it over the last few years. It’s never once skipped a beat!

He lives to hear himself talk too much and rambles.

So, is the Sporting Summit a good buy for say 2000-3000 rds a year or should I look for something more robust?

Thanks for the video, Johnny. I love seeing the inner workings and hearing the "unfluffed" review of guns in this price range. Guerini is a hard one to pin down because I've heard wonderful and less than wonderful things about them, and it's hard to ferret out what is brand loyalty, snobbery, hearsay, and what is actually true. Now we just need to get a Chapuis sxs in your hands. ;)

I have the summit trap shotgun what I don't like about mine is I work on all my guns I am my own gunsmith and seizure Guarini will not sell none of the parts for these guns and there is no video or breakdown of the internal parts of the shotgun the only downside of this Caesar Guarini besides that it's a great shotgun thanks for your video it was very helpful

Awesome review. They're quite pricey. Here in Canada, for a price of one Guerini you can get 2 Beretta Silver Pigeons.

So what is the U.K. opinion on this actions reliability? The reason I ask is , shooting in Canada and some clubs in Michigan , I have seen more C.G.'s break in the middle of a weekend tourny than any other gun. I've always liked the look of the reviewed action, and am impressed by the amount of finishing work on the internals. But. Having seen so many of them break down , it's a bit off putting. I believe the most common issue has been the gun starts doubling. Any defenders? Opinions? Gunsmith comments? They are a beautiful gun.

That was a very open review on a summit ! What I think is one of the best thins about you Channel.

Thanks for the insight. I'm liking my Magnus Field, 20 gauge, 30" barrels. It's my first O/U and it I feels a lot like my English SXS's. It was a little front heavy with the wood butt plate, but balances really well with a Kick-Eze pad on the back.

Nice one, JC. I’ve got a side plated Guerini as you know and so far very happy with it on clays and game. Will watch out those cannon shells in the future though!

Loving these overview videos. Top notch. Particularly the action comparison ones. How about doing one on the Browning Cynergy action? Looking forward to it already :-)

Thanks for the amazing vid

Having a Miroku 7000 and this gun, and i love the CG Summit the most. Never failed me. ❤️. No need for another gun. The trigger is much better on the Summit than Miroku/Browning. It also feets like tha targets slows down when i use the Summit, it simply fits like a glove.

I own a Summit Ascent Sporting now for 3+ years 37k rounds through it- malfunctions: second barrel not firing, 7 times now in competition... Wear: heavy galling on hammers from the rabbit ear connection supporting the ejector rods.. Galling on receiver face, galling of the barrels from the fore end wood, loose trigger guard (from factory), forward height adjustment screw in adjustable stock (cross threaded from factory), patching of stock finish (from factory), blue wearing off on opening latch level, blue wearing off of trigger guard and the good bit; it hits everything you look at... Yes, I love the gun and will probably send it in for a medical soon, but I do love this gun....

I always learn so much from these videos, thanks a lot. The audio is a tad low in this one.

Nice overview Jonny, I have an Invictus VII so would be interested to hear the differences when you show us in due course.

Awesome, would love to see one on the invictus aswell, since as you said, its way better, but then the questions pops up in your mind, why?