semi automatic or magnet

[tallpauljcb1 5]

semi automatic or magnet what would you choose

Edited February 20, 2010 by tallpauljcb1

[danebrewer10 6]

semi automatic or magnet what would you choose

 

sorry mate, i'm really struggling to figure out what this post is all about??? are you asking whether you should buy a semi auto shotgun and no pigeon magnet? or an o/u and a pigeon magnet? other than that i'm a bit lost :(

 

DB

[tallpauljcb1 5]

buy a semi automatic shotgun or buy a pigeon magnet witch one would you's buy i have to choose but i want both but cant have both

[stubby 175]

bit of a catch 22, get a magnet, and you'll want more than a single shot shotgun,

 

I went down the route of buying the magnet first, because it was going cheap on another forum, but once I had that, the single shot could'ent be loaded fast enough, so within weeks I sold that gun and bought a semi

[newgun 0]

Buy an old Biakal SS non ejector for about £50 and a magnet.

 

You could always make a magnet from bits from any scrapyard. Its easy enough!

[danebrewer10 6]

I was gonna say, buy he magnet and the semi, if you're spending £1000 + on a semi another £50 isn't gonna make much difference, assuming you already have a double gun, buy the magnet first and then the semi, or if you don't then obviously buy the semi...

 

DB

[tallpauljcb1 5]

why do people like the semi do ya not waste more shots with a semi i have a 28inch lanber over and under and a 28 side by side and a .410 single shot, yer a could make magnet but a dont no any one who has a welder, so a might get a semi only thing that puts me off is the jamming of the semi im only after a cheap 3shot escort

[danebrewer10 6]

why do people like the semi do ya not waste more shots with a semi i have a 28inch lanber over and under and a 28 side by side and a .410 single shot, yer a could make magnet but a dont no any one who has a welder, so a might get a semi only thing that puts me off is the jamming of the semi im only after a cheap 3shot escort

 

you only waste cartridges if you take a last chance shot at a fleeing bird, you just need more restraint, it goes bang each time you pull the trigger so whether you waste shots or not is up to you!

the only thing you may find with a hatsan is that they're a bit rough and ready, great buys for the money I hasten to add before anyone has a go at me, so you may find they take a bit of running in as they won't be as smooth to start off with compared to a benelli or beretta, in that case, I'd go for the pigeon magnet and save save save for the Benelli, expensive, yes. but IMO worth every penny. I have shot one on a number of occasions and they handle like lightning....

DB