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My brother and a friend had a monza when they first started being imported by avalon guns about 20 years ago, my brothers forend split and my friends one kept double discharging, i wouldn't touch a monza but i think the monaco's have had all their problems sorted out i was nearly tempted by one...

I would go fo a pair of kemen titaniums one for clays and one for game.

Ive just been trying the fiocch fblu they seem to perform well out of my gun which is a blaser f3 i shoot 3/4 and 3/4 and you get some good balls of dust with them on the closer birds and they seem to get there quick on the longer range targets. They feel little bit punchier than kents or rio...

If you want to go really silly you can get a gemini 4 inch barrel extension for it, ive got one for my beretta 32 excel and its surprisingly easy to shoot with it in.But be prepared for people to take the p***

I wasn't knocking the k80 im just not good enough to use one!

Blasers are very nice to shot now ive put at least 20000 through mine with no problems the only thing i had to do was get a stock built to fit me. I always wanted a k80 and when ive tried them i just can't see what all the fuss is about they feel like a lump of lead to me.

I was a fan of the old miroku 3800 but  didn't like the mk38 just never  felt the same  im not sure why browning are going towards a more wippier gun, personally i like a gun to feel more solid.

Has anybody seen the new browning 725 with low profile action and new trigger mechanism, they have also lightened the barrels and taken the flare out of them with thin wall chokes.Looks a quick gun.

Hello everyone im Nick and shot mainly sporting, looks a great place to share tips and opinions ive been shooting clays for 20 years and still love it and still learning and trying to improve.