725 trigger is a pile of cack. It's some weird halfway-house between mechanical and inertia. My husband has shot one for ages and every 100 or so trigger pulls the pull weight increases for no apparent reason. If it's gone back to a similar trigger to the 525 that wouldn't be a bad thing and might interest some.Well that is interesting but it will need someone clever or 'in the know' to explain the differences between it and the 725.
Bite is still below the barrels and I'm not sure what the fuss is about the trigger pulls - needs explaining beyond saying they are reliable and pointing out the three different triggers and three different positions.
MK11 game gun ( low profile 725 derivative) has it , so it’s not impossible725 trigger is …. If it's gone back to a similar trigger to the 525 that wouldn't be a bad thing and might interest some.
Yeah, spotted that a while ago. Husband doesn't want to spend that much on a gun as he doesn't shoot anywhere near as much as I do, but I'm tempted to buy him one for Xmas anyway.MK11 game gun ( low profile 725 derivative) has it , so it’s not impossible
His is a lot older, must be getting on for 10 years. I've had my K-gun for 8 years and he got it before then.Ive got a B725s 2021 and the triggers are fine, both about 3.2lb. My mates got a pro master, same trigger no problem, his is a newer gun as well.
They are night and day better than the triggers on the 694 I traded in.
I know the triggers on the 725 early model with the wavy lines on the action had some problems.
What completely new should be done to a shotgun? Just minor improvements. In the end we as hobby shooters all could live with B25s, 682s and so on.Looks like a 725 only with 825 written on the side.
There doesn't seem to be much in the way of upgrades or at least nothing mentioned in the video. Apart from some revised barrel tech I'm not sure where Browning can go with this. Very much still a middle of the market basic sporting gun. It would have been interesting to see what they could have done to break into the £8k - £12k market with a DT11 alternative.
I'm willing to bet £5 on the opening cost for a 32" sporter with fixed comb stock being £4000 minimum. Kind of has the same feel about it when Gamebore introduced the rose gold as an alternative the white gold. Nothing really changed except for 20% uplift in price.
What completely new should be done to a shotgun? Just minor improvements. In the end we as hobby shooters all could live with B25s, 682s and so on.
Beretta advertised it´s latest Topmodel, the SL2, month ago and after the Olympics in Paris we got the DT11 advertised as the most succesful
gun in history again.
It is good to have a reliable quality product but clay shooting is not a sport where equipment makes a huge difference.
Yes, it could. But it could also distract you from the important things. A friend of mine, olympic skeet shooter, always fiddles around withClear Miss - You make some good points.
I think Browning are stuck with a 100 year old design which they are tarting up for win new sales. Please don't forget they are a US company and that will drive their designs and material choices.
In my view the SL2 is overpriced but at least Beretta are trying something new and using IT & AI to make changes.
Bavarian - I also agree that both the 525 and 686 show that a basic design over 50 years old still does the trick.
Finally I'm tempted to say - Yes equipment may not make huge difference but mentally it can and with shooting mental state matters a lot !!!.
Yes, it could. But it could also distract you from the important things. A friend of mine, olympic skeet shooter, always fiddles around with
different brands and design of chokes, had at least 4 different stocks tested out, shoots 25, 24, 24 then messing around with adjustments...
He shoots at quite a high level but always is sceptical about his performance.
But of course companies have to bring something new that ctaches the interest of their customers. And of course it is nice to have
something new and looking forward to the latest purchase.
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