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My mate (AAA Shot) has a spare in the cupboard for that very reason. His No.1 gun went in with the same issues and Browning replaced his with a 725 'Lite' unit. That appears to have overcome his problems.   On with the CG and I thought their trigger pulls were fantastic. Snappy, consistent and...

Tim Greenwood does it. He use the hot oil process and guarantees that it wont revert back. I've had my perazzi modified (pistol grip and refinished) and I can vouch for his work 

I'm calling the gunshop today. The gun has a 10 year warranty on the action. I'm hoping they can sort it out.  By comparison the build quality of my perazzi is exemplary and the triggers are simply amazing. The browning has a 2mm take up space which acts like a 2 stage trigger and is awful. The...

I use the Browning ones. I had another thread on here where I went a bit technical and measured them. 😱 Lovely even patterns. Half choke gives 60% @ 40yds, 3/4 gives 80% @ 40yds  LF gives 83% but is tighter in the middle and not an even spread. Full choke was 69% and raggy.  My mate uses...

So then.  I've been shooting a Browning 725 Pro-Trap for about 5 months now.  Rather well (for me) I may say.  Gun patterns great and the heavy nature allows me a lot of control.   Thing is, the mechanical triggers are playing up.  Double discharges and taking time to reset the 2nd barrel or...

I watched Mr Faulds win the Rizzini Classic at the weekend. Some top shots in that line up I can say. His Guerini provided crunching breaks with his Supreme 8s on long targets. Looking into an Invictus 5, I spoke to a gun shop/gunsmith who sells and services them. He also does Mr Faulds gun and...

I shoot a Browning Pro Trap and the gun weighs 9lb 5ozs. The weight in the barrels gives me better control. I also have a 33" Perazzi HPX DSR, barrels stamped 1610gms. I've just added another 90gms in weight and the gun shoots a ton better for it...........fir me! Its horses for courses. Early...

😱 I can get MATCHING COLOURS??? 😡

Bloody wonderful. I'll be off to the glaciers then! Great idea that! All done! £1.98 off fleabay! Perfect for a £13,000 perazzi that 👍

Cheers for that. Funnily enough I put my current 725 Browning weights on my Perazzi yesterday to quite good effect. I'll take a look on Ebay for them. Quite expensive that though!

Morning all. Can anybody recommend some barrel weights that I can add to my perazzi? I'd like more weight in my hand and adding some within the forend seems to be the way to go. Cheers

I'm a  great believer in density of pattern on game. As a point of note, I gave my father a slab of fiocchi fblack fibre sporting (8 shot). He uses them on pigeons and crows, (hes an ex gamekeeper), and killed a jackdaw at silly range. He says they're the best shell hes used.......he should...

That's what I use. HPE in 32gram 5s.  Less smooth, but hellish killing shells are the RC Sipes, 32gm 5s (4.5 shot). My brother loads at the Duke of Northumberlands shoot (Alnwick Parks), and that's his shell of choice in his Grillas.

What fibres do you shoot in it Jonny? Game specifically? 30gm 6s for most and 32gm 5s for the rest is what I've used ordinarily.

Cheers for that Johnny 👍

That's why having a large bore diameter and a normal choke diameter gives tighter patterns for a given choke. All the same, I'd like to know how they shoot with fibres in case of gas escape.

It's only for shooting game. I was just looking to see if anybody has tried fibres before I take a look.  I'd always try any new gun on a pattern plate now, after what I found out with my 725 and perazzi 

Morning all, anybody shoot their DT11 with fibres? Having 19mm+ dia bores, I sort of fancy their may be sealing issues.

Great shells. But fiocchi, Express, Hull, Ekey etc are all great shells. I particularly like the green Magic 3. Boy they break waaaaay out and are smooth. But they very expensive now. I recently collected 4 different makes and 2 shells of each and shot 200+ Clay's with them. I then patterned...

Garlands dont import them anymore. They fell out. Anglo Italian Arms who import Cesar Guerini bring them in now. They are in the West Midlands