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Looking forward to seeing a review on Fossari.

what a bloody lovely video simplify at its best

I love hearing about chokes.... I like 1/2 - 1/2 choke . Small course's close I use 1/4 - 1/4 at the close stations. But 90% I like 1/2 chokes

Great video so well presented.🎉

The fact that they both worked for 10 shots each belies their relative pricing.

I've been using 3/8 & 3/8 for the last 3 year's and it seems to work.

Very concise. Well explained and informative. Presentation was good too. Congratulations.

I'm with George on this one full and full unless it's steel shot then it's the tightest allowed .

Professional presentation, the new voice for TSC.

Nice video!! 🎉😊 very good presentation

I own a Classic Double and I it’s my preferred choice for shooting, maybe it’s because it was the first serious shotgun I owned but it’s all round a great performing, comfortable gun, wouldn’t part with it.

Please Alex do more presentations. I use 1/2 and 1/2 and forget the rest

Tube Grease.

1/2 and 1/2 for game, 1/2 and 3/4 for high game birds, 1/4 and 1/2 for sporting clays does it for me .

Look forward to seeing you both participating in shoot off / comparison videos

Well said 👍🏻

I tend to stick between Half and Full which I find is generally a good range for me. I've recently bought extended Mod and Improved Mod for my Silver Pigeon, and only plan to change them out on the rare occasions that I'm required to shoot steel. For clays I really rate this configuration.

A very short answer to your question.... Yes Alex I want you to do more videos, in fact do them all!

Great presentation and informative.

Good job👍

Well done young man. Excellent presentation and easy to follow. You will do well and make a good instructor at some stage. Get David to take you on plenty of game shoots.😁 👌

I use light mod x2 on my sporting gun.

Good job. Thank you ! Greetings from Germany 👋🏻

Time for David to hand the reins over to this young man for video presentations.......excellent and informative, well done!!

1/2 & 1/2 for me. Very good review 👍

What do different chokes do to the length of the shot column?

I keep it simple and just use LM in both barrels all the time (sporting clays). If I miss, it's not because of the chokes.

I am interested in an AyA #2 in 20 a. what can I expect to pay for a good quality used one in 2024?

Turkey is a NATO ally. Feel lucky you don't have the really cheap Chinese crap we get in the States.

Lamber es de lo mejor made in spain❤

My 20ga. choices: Fausti O/U, CZ-Huglu SxS. These are based on quality and US availability.

Like to see some videos on JP Sauer and sohn sxs's

I would buy it to shoot and enjoy as it was designed to do. It should not remain a "Cabinet Queen". But that's just my opinion. I dare not ask it's value.

Kicks like a Moscow Mule

Never seen one 👀 thanks for Sharing that David 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

In 1970 the Japanese started to copy the B25 under the name of Charles Daily .The Browning liege (1972) or after the B26 (1976/82) and later the B27 (83/87) were 100 % hand finished and Made in Belgium. Japan came out in 1973 with the Citori The B26 were very strong and reliable shotguns but nearly double the price of a Miroku....of course they had the same barrels (Demi block special steel!!) as the B25 but with a different locking system lampblacking adjustement, ejectors patents etc!!!!!..The only guns with japans parts are the B125(B325) and the B15 (B725) but they are hand finished in FN Belgium ! The Liege /B26 when it came out in 1972 it was the best quality/price ratio available at that time !!!The engineers of the FN to produce it they use modern tecnics !!!!!!!!...Electroerosion,precision lost wax process or tranfer chains.When the B26 cost in the 80s 532 pounds the B25 B2G was selling 1450 pounds..!! Thats why it eventually died out !!!FN found that it could get "similar" quality Japanese shotguns for much less the price it cost them to machine and hand finished the B26...!! Very well made and reliable weapon..I ve got one as a gift from my father ( 1979 ) and i shoot more than 50000 shells without any problem ...the top level still on the right side !!!!!!! Thanks !!!

Fabarm L4s is the best semi automatic I’ve ever shot

Seems to me David made valid points in defending his opinion. Matters not if his company sells the brand or not. If top shooters like the brand, so be it!

Fausti makes great guns. Was looking for more info here. Vid was too short.

I can safely say that when these are available in July, I do not want one.

I've got on of the magnificent shotguns and never ever missed with it Now I'm 1000X1000 shooting trap and Still counting!!! I can even shoot with my eyes closed (although I wouldn't recommend doing so) AND STILL HIT THE CLAY!!! When I show up at a trap or skeet shoot with this shotgun I'm automatically awarded 25, 50 75 or 100 straight hands down!!

Tsg reviewed this a month ago. Shot it and it’s a synergy update. Also shoots worse? Barrel heavy, kicks like a mule on 28g cartridges. Marketed as a do all field gun, would hate to shoot it on 32g. Shame to have the B525 name on it.

I've had an f16 for a couple of years now and only use Litespeed, a great marriage!

do you have to maintain lead with a going away bird?

Grip shape has zero to do with hands it is due to the swap over from people shooting sxs then stacked barrels came out

The right gun for u is the gun that fits you, that's all the confidence a person needs Thanks for having me

Love the Cynergy!

New subscriber here. What brand suppressor is he using?

I regularly shoot with a citori. My dad bought the first one in the uk at the CLA game fair from Bamford guns. They had to go to the Browning stand and ask if it was able to be sold since it was the official uk debut of the gun to which they let him try it out and agreed to sell it provided he left it on the Browning stand till the close of the game fair on the Sunday night

Been waiting 2 years still nothing ...please advise someone ....season will be gone again