Just going to go out on a whim here and suggest the channel you’re on about also have a weird hatred of Hull but love Fiocchi? Is that the one 😂

@@adamgregory5477 😂😂👍

Like watching a promotion on the shopping channel sometimes😄

Awesome! Thank you! Enjoy

Well you know where to come :-)

Thanks, will do!

Thank you very much!

They’re all too long in trigger reach.

Always. Happy new year to you too Ian

No problem 👍

Thanks Steve, its the way we do things round here..

Good choice

Now that IS inside information, sorry to hear this.. And a Happy New Year to you too!

Thanks Mick, its how we do things round here...

I’ll take browning anytime over beretta I’ve had a silver pigeon 1 12 gauge safety was super stiff and ejector problems Beretta warranty is non existent they wanted to send me parts I now have a browning 725 feather 12 gauge and 20 gauge it shoots better better wood it might cost a little more but just a better gun

Thank you

Thank you for your comment. The Yildiz is a great gun it was not one of our bestselling models last year.

Glad you think so!

Hi 2Shane, come and see us and have a look around we have lots of discounted shooting clothes in our January sale too!

Really looking forward to meeting you. Yes you'll be able to try a few out see what feels best for you. We are based on a shooting ground so have lots of demo guns.

Andrew, you wont be disappointed!

How long does it take to get a shotgun sporting license in the UK? People say California is insane but it only takes 10 days here

@@matthouston8411 Often up to 3 months.

@@uk.teenage.female.clay.shooter Well I'm sure that discourages the criminal element and most other people.

Thats interesting, thanks for your contribution.

MK38 sporter is heavier than a MK60 game.

Thank you for your comment. Here in the UK FAIR shotguns are marketed under the name 'Lincoln'. It is a brand that has been very well respected here since the 1980's. The guns are of good quality. I do remember the Carerra which had a brief spell in the UK but it was never that popular. Kind regards, Matt

Thank you. Yes quite a full website isn't it?

In the UK we do not see any CZ shotguns only rimfire and centrefire rifles. Kind regards, Matt

The cz is a huglu, they sell here in Aus but are not seen in many hands as the Akkar is same money and a better gun

Thank you for your comment. I think that the DT11 Skeet is the ultimate Olympic skeet gun. The new Beretta 694 is also worth considering. As for used guns I would say Beretta DT10 or used Perazzi MX8 but these are hard to find. Kind regards, Matt

Thank you for your comment. I do like the 828 Sport and there is a review in the pipeline so stay tuned. Kind regards, Matt

Yes please do, give the shop a call on 01889 565982

Thank you for your comments. The XSH was produced as a ZZ or helice model that could also be used for sporting. The main difference between the XS and XSH is the weight. The 'H' is considerably heavier. From memory the XSH was only produced for a few years. The latest one I have seen was 2003. I hope this helps and keep enjoying the channel. Kind regards, Matt

@@PremierGunsDoveridge Thanks Matt For your reply

For me personally it is the Beretta DT11. Had one for 5 years and it is superb to shoot.

Its a cracking gun, check out our review on it!

Exactly

I'm sure we can export.. Give the shop a call on 01889 565982

Yes in US it’s citori line of shotgun!

Hiya give the shop a call on 01889 565982

Please contact me at gunroom@premierguns.co.uk and we can discuss. Thank you

It's a different class of shotgun, and a different ( higher ) level of license is required. They have several different levels of classification of their long-guns. They can own most rifles and shotguns that would be considered "normal hunting" guns, but Semi-auto centrefire and all handguns under 18" long are prohibited. They even have classes of Airguns, too, based on the energy levels they produce. ( Here in Canada it's purely velocity based: Under 495 fps = non-firearm. Above 495 fps = Firearm and a license is required to purchase and own. )

Hi Tom, yes you can but in terms of numbers, most of the guns we sell are over and unders so that was the focus. Keep an eye out for the New Beretta ATS A400 semi auto review coming soon!

Exactly like that yes

People buy once and keep hold!

You’re spot on

@@PremierGunsDoveridge moreover when there is high competition and hundreds of manufacturers then quality becomes better and better for survival and sustainability in the market.