Cheers Stew just a little annoying to bugger up that 4th stand and then shoot a bloody 8/10 on the two orange in the lane on stand 10 which were also going away ! but was happy to keep my head down and shoot that long crosser and orange crosser on report that seemed to catch a lot out on stand 6 well, but as you said wind played havoc with a lot of stuff and the 3 breakdowns took a bit off the flow of the shoot .
lord tipper keep smiling as you will soon start seeing a picture with the new gun bud....more times you pull the trigger the better..if i was to give you any advice i would say shoot birds only and enjoy ya shooting mate for a couple of months :hunter: and then kick ass :money: good luck mate
Or.. Realise that your Beretta was perfect for you; that a different gun is just that - different - and will inevitably take a load of relearning just to get to where you were before? There is no shame in just saying 'that was interesting' and selling the thing before you find that you can't shoot either of them!
On a similar note I went to my local club yesterday for a round of sporting so took my old Mirook trap gun and left the Perazzi at home (as I usually shoot sporting OK with the Mirook). On arrival i find out that the schedule has been changed and it was Skeet and DTL so shoot a couple of rounds of DTL. Big mistake. Although it was bloody breezy and the targets were moving all over the place I just couldn't find any consistency as the gun just didn't feel right at all when compared to my MX8. Two inches shorter in the barrel, shorter in the stock, about a pound lighter, different POI, different tripper pulls, etc, etc.
