No doubt, that is a gorgeous shotgun and Perazzi, of which I have owned a couple, is an outstanding maker. But Im not sure I see the point in it. It reminds me of the in-line muzzleloaders with stainless steel barrels, plastic stocks and a scope. When I compete, I have a dedicated shotgun for it. When Im shooting side by sides, Im doing it for the tradition, a connection to the past.
The point is, the original poster has a high quality competition shotgun, simple as that. That gun is not made for beating the brush, its a pure competition tool and a very fine one at that. There are btw, dedicated SxS competition shoots now.
