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Same with Vortex optics. It died after 500 shots being mounted on a springer air rifle. They sent me a new one and confirmed once more that I should just be able to use it on any springer.

That sounds good Luke. I know someone with an older beretta skeet gun. I think form the same series. Very nice gun.  

I shot it last Saturday (amongst the other guns to pick which one to buy). I went back to the grounds on Sunday to really shoot it. And tomorrow I will shoot it again.  It took me some time to get used to shouldering it. The school gun that I Have been using for the last few months was much too...

I tried a 725 Prosport, way to bulky for me! I was very much in the dark in the beginning about what gun I should buy. I did go to a clay ground / shooting school on a weekly basis for a couple of months. Tried many guns in the rack. Tried many guns of fellow shooters. Got many lessons. That all...

It al comes down to personal preference. I tried a dozen different Beretta's. The only one that I liked was the DT11. My luck... I love the old Miroku guns that are low in the comb/ tall action. I tried 725 with a somewhat lower action and ended up buying a 525 with a lovely tall clumsy action...

Thnx!

Exactly, very personal indeed. 

I tried a 725 prosport as well. But for me the dimensions of the stock are too bulky. 

So I ended up buying a Browning B525 Ultra XS Pro... very happy with the gun! It seemed to fit me right out of the box. 

I enjoyed watching and learned a few things here!

Shooting lots of Skeet has definitely helped me a lot to be a much better sporting clays shooter. Just get someone, instructor/ experienced shooter, tot help you. I think usually they will let you shoot at the incoming targets first. Later also on the going away targets. Then also pairs. 

I was told that you can not bend a stock with adj. comb as much as one without because of the extra metal in the wood. Wonder if that is really a thing to consider or not?

I really appreciate the answers! I went for: 44CMX, 18CED, 55PWC Outlaw X6.

Sorry, I meant to quote Freddypip in my last post: I am also looking at the 44CMX. Would you pick the 52CHC over the 44CMX for shooting on an average weather day?

I am also looking at the 44CMX. Would you pick the 52CHC over the 44CMX for shooting on an average weather day?

How do you like the lenses that you got Luke? I was advised to go for 10CED, 92CHCL and 52CHC. Too many to pick from....

I am going to follow. Going to choose myself between B725 sporter, Ultra XS Pro and a B725 prosport.

I guess then we are a 2 hour drive apart. Perhaps once I have my own gun and all the permits sorted. (gun already on order for a few months)

Hi Luke, Thnx! Where is JST anyway? I know of the reseller in Belgium.

I was right in the middle, both length and weight wise. So I replied with my length weight and a photo of my face. I think that my appearance made them decide X6 was the way to go. 😆 I haven't really looked into the lenses yet. Is going to be difficult to pick a good set I think. I will need...