Welsh Fowler
Member
This may be the wrong section to put this in but I'm looking to buy a clay gun over the summer and have narrowed down my choice to a Browning B525 Sporter Grade 1.
I'll use it mainly for sporting clays, some trap and some skeet as well as some wildfowling on a couple of local rivers and estuaries (but not real 'below the sea wall' stuff as I have my trusty AYA No3 for that). I'll probably go for the 30 inch barrel option and it also comes with 4 multi-chokes, 3" chambers, chromed barrels, weighs a tad under 8lb and is steel proof so should be a good gun for duck and geese.
I'm also seeing number of Miroku guns with the same specifications which is confusing me (I know that Browning own Miroku) and reading here and there that some shooters consider the Miroku the better gun. Has anyone on here experience of using both Brownings and Mirokus? Given the use I intend to make of it, has anyone any tips or advice as to which may be the better gun?
Grateful for any advice!
I'll use it mainly for sporting clays, some trap and some skeet as well as some wildfowling on a couple of local rivers and estuaries (but not real 'below the sea wall' stuff as I have my trusty AYA No3 for that). I'll probably go for the 30 inch barrel option and it also comes with 4 multi-chokes, 3" chambers, chromed barrels, weighs a tad under 8lb and is steel proof so should be a good gun for duck and geese.
I'm also seeing number of Miroku guns with the same specifications which is confusing me (I know that Browning own Miroku) and reading here and there that some shooters consider the Miroku the better gun. Has anyone on here experience of using both Brownings and Mirokus? Given the use I intend to make of it, has anyone any tips or advice as to which may be the better gun?
Grateful for any advice!