One is made in Turkey and one in Italy.
Neither one is made in Italy. The Uggie is Spanish and the DeHaan is Turkish. DeHaan has a very good reputation for customer service and support, but I'd still rather have the Uggie. If you decide to buy a Turkish gun, look for a used one because their resale is pretty soft.
Re the above post about using imported shells, my opinion is that you don't want or need to used imported shells for casual clays. In 12 or 20, you can shoot Estate for $0.20/shell, Win AA for $0.24 (sale price, and they are always on sale around here), or Fed/Rem field loads for $0.19. Buy a gun that will use whatever is on sale. The more you can afford to shoot, the better you will get. Use the imported stuff for your vintage English game gun.
