first shotgun

[notherpeasant 0]

I want to buy my son an o/u shotgun,he is borrowing one when shooting at present.Saw a webley & scott912 and wondered if anyone has any experience and opinions, upto now I have had mixed responses varying from good value to don't touch it

[gundogbob 1]

I want to buy my son an o/u shotgun,he is borrowing one when shooting at present.Saw a webley & scott912 and wondered if anyone has any experience and opinions, upto now I have had mixed responses varying from good value to don't touch it

dont realy know much about the gun but what put me off is a few years ago looked at one of the new webleys was it had stamped on the barrel please refer to instruction manul or something along those lines dont know if they still do it

[sage 0]

I want to buy my son an o/u shotgun,he is borrowing one when shooting at present.Saw a webley & scott912 and wondered if anyone has any experience and opinions, upto now I have had mixed responses varying from good value to don't touch it

 

Only had 2 of the new Webley models through the workshop so far. so that is a plus for a start. my view is they are good value for money and a good starter gun for your son. One of their models comes with the stock option of being factory shortened with suplied spacers very good idea except does me out of a job or 2.

My advice would buy a good used Miroku browning or Beretta and have it fitted to him and dont be frightened to keep pace with his growth. The models mentioned are hard to find, very popular and a few pounds more but trust me the best way to go. And the big pluss is not only are they great guns to shoot should at a later date you wish to trade up their is a 100 and 1 people out there ready to buy your gun. regards Sage UK Gunrepairs.