There are so many minute differences between the various comp gun brands, that when you are breaking it down into the things that impact your score, it starts to feel like you are picking fly shit out of the black pepper.
I’ve been trying to address my grip problem with Beretta’s for 30 years, hope springs eternal, but you have to know when you are whipped.
The Caesar Guerini has some adjustable bits that are just cool technology, and make little things just a little nicer.
I love the adjustable soft comb and barrel weight system.
I shoot a pair of Miroku MK 70 high pheasant, which are just a little bit more dynamic than their Browning multi choke counterpart. Here, as well as over in the UK, and they are great guns. But I don’t want to break one or wear one out when a purpose built target gun can cover all of my clay target bases if I want.
I drive across Northern Wisconsin and then down to Rochester Minnesota pretty regularly. With a little bit of planning, we could meet up and shoot together.
It’s only been 25 or more years. I’m guessing you’re retired from the cardboard business?
I'm around, mostly. We can make something work.
Chasing smallies ans muskies with fur, feathers and hooks ties up some time (and will take up more time as fall gets here), and the last 6 months have been hell with my wife's health issues, but that's pretty well taken care of.
I'm 7 years, 1 month and two days out of the corrugated biz. It was a good thing while it lasted, and treated me well.
