Fantastic value guns!

I agree, SxS is the way to go for hunting for one simple reason - two triggers! It allows you to shoot whichever barrel you need whether a bird flush from 5 feet in front of you, or 40 yards...

Khalil are you by any chance Tunisian?

agreed, love the idea, will do something next week!

Did you make it ? Can't find it :)

Me too actually

Left hander here too, did you ended getting either?

Might have to imagine some of the guns in our top 5.

I bet that is an absolute gem - if ever we get one in - i would love to do a piece on it!

Apart from handling a few, no real experience i'm afraid!

Would like to hear your take on the Beretta 486 too!

Planning something along those lines. Just might have to imagine some of the guns are present!

Because of their relative unpopularity in the UK, I would expect to spend only a small fraction of that for a really fine double. And save the money for bismuth shot.

Hi Craig, I dont beleive the Mk10 is a standard imported UK model, although there are evidently some in the country. We have the 38, 70 and 60 currently. All fantastic guns. Can you send us some pictures of your guns, would love to see them!

I will when I work out how to attach one, Tech Savvy is not a strength I posses. I believe the MK10s are all still the same steel action, maybe it has something to do with the chokes or configuration. ribs are that tramline you spoke of in another video.

Gabriel Perurena I have a CZ ring neck and a CZ woodcock. I love them - will be buying a CZ redhead

Christopher Reily nice,I’m lucky enough to live an hour away but still haven’t managed a visit👍🏻🇬🇧

I think I couldn't afford one! Beautiful pieces of craftsmanship, and they shoot very nicely to boot. Personally at that money, it would have to be a Boss.

both great, the 12 is necessary for super high birds, but 20's are just as good ballistically

The Gun Shop awesome, thanks! Would you guys consider doing a more in depth video on 12 vs 20? I have a 12 gauge pump (Benelli Nova) for waterfowl, but am thinking of a O/U for upland and some clays etc.

We will put something on our to do list

Southampton, I think.

If it's not Boss it's toss. Top 5 dream guns is in the pipeline.

Miroku MK38 Trap

That is a great game concept

And they can be had for anywhere from 200$ to 750$ and get a gun in beautiful shape

The UK and the US market are very different, we wouldn't class an Auto 5 as a game gun.

if you turned up at a game shoot with an auto loader they'd probably chuck you out

The Gun Shop why not

highlandrab19 why please elaborate

In the UK?

The Gun Shop yes buddy UK. South of England.

We have a few short guns in at the moment

I'm currently looking on your website at your list. Can you direct me to anything similar to the side x side with short barrel. Cheers for your time. I'm in salisbury

Ill have a look through stock tomorrow and sort a list out for you

I fix broken guns for a living - it happens a fair amount! You don't have to be wealthy at all to hunt here, you can buy a gun and a season ticket for a wildfowling are for less than £300.00

Only one of my many guns ever needed a repair and, sure enough, it was a British 12b double. None of my U.S. guns (up to 121 yo) ever needed anything.

In what circumstance?

The Gun Shop last shotgun you was talking about.

Miroku Mk38 Trap fixed choke 32" with a few modifications.

possibly sensible, although a 5 will kill a late season pheasant a lot cleaner than a 6, wouldnt you agree?

The Gun Shop Hi thanks for the reply. I must admit I am old school. I have been shooting game for about 60 year's. I now live in Asia, that's the reason I watch shooting videos. Our shooting was very traditional. A farmers shoot , that I ran and owned for a time. We shot 3 times a year, averaging 70 birds ,that were mostly wild . For us a high curling bird was worth more than any hand fed release pen jumbo 😀 so number fives were out. I still think you can do the job with a six Most of us shot with quarter and half . Also some were still using the 1960s trend 26 inch and fully open. Just to finish off A friend of ours always used seven's ,I have never seen him miss a pheasant. Mind you he did win the British open and the world. So maybe it's all down to shooting skills. At the end of the day, the idea is to eat the bird!! Personally I prefer to eat hen bird's ,that have not been shot to pieces by over weight ,and unnecessary loads ( if you are playing the game). Most of the convert's I have met do not seem to like pheasant They would prefer half a chicken with chips, or a chicken Tika masala. My sporting friends and I love to eat pheasant,and most game meat, surly that at the end of the day that is the point of killing in the first place? If not just stick to breaking Clay's, nothing wrong with that, it's a great sport.

I think barrel length is purely fashion based, and choke is only important when matched with a particular cartridge load. I think pheasant height is a very regional concept, a friend from Norfolk used to tell me how all pheasants could be killed with 7 1/2's, after standing under some proper high birds (not stratospheric, just pheasants pushed over a good valley), and tickling some, he soon moved onto my 32gr 5's with much more humane effect. Although most pheasants will die with a 6, a 5 gives me more confidence to kill a bird cleanly in any scenario.

The Gun Shop Yes I agree. I must admit one looks like a bank robber with a 26 inch these days. Where I live there is a part of town. (Bangkok Chinatown ) that has 37 gun shops ,but very very limited on shotguns. Hand guns are their main product, well worth a visit. Your shop looks fantastic.

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You would definitely not use an Auto 5 for Game, which the video is about...

The Gun Shop why wouldn't you use and auto 5 for game I bought a 20 gauge auto 5 in about 70% condition just for game

bosstube this is referring to English traditional game shooting, where class and tradition is paramount. A Semi or even a pump would be considered “not sporting” and would be discouraged. I know what you mean as a North American though. I shoot a Remington 1100 for general hunting where a shotgun is due, and a J.P. Sauer and Sohn sidelock double for upland game and sporting clays. I get what you mean from a North American perspective, but from an English perspective which I see from as well, it just wouldn’t be appropriate. Cheers

@@canucktactical9890 My uncle was our state's trap champion and he shot an 1100, too. As a teen, he taught me using his gun. It was easy on a young body. In the field, I also use a 20 ga. Sauer, esp. for pheasants. Unfortunately, like so many of them, it has 65 mm. chambers. Superb gun. You have good taste.