God Bless America.

Any possibility to test a 32" inch Zoli?

* Nice looking gun, but I don't like the satanic symbols in the engraving.

That is a gorgeous gun. Just wish we had greater access to it in the USA.

In the market for a new gun to replace the sarasketa I've had for 30 years. This looks like a well priced all rounder.

Thanks Lloyd , in process of applying for licence and found this informative. I’ve learnt a lot from your content as well as the lanky southerner (Johnny I think his name is ) and the strange looking geezer from Oxford gun club. Can you suggest a good shooting ground in or near Cumbria? I want to do as you suggest and look for a fitted good first gun and instruction

What’s the big difference between the 1,3 and 5? also what ear in ear protection do you use ? Thanks

If you don’t know “Perazzi”, you don’t know shotguns!

Так же присматриваюсь к этому оружию. У нас в России она стоит 157000₽

We make many of the weapons that you find good. Webley scott, which you think is British, is made in Turkey

I am not into guns but thoroughly enjoyed watching this series the level of craftmanship is incredible and those guns are simply works of art. The level of craftmanship that goes into them is truly amazing and it is clear these guys have a real passion for their work.

Was that some marksmanship principles breathing there too?

Lloyd, how are you Tell me anestly what's your next shotgun 😅

$4453. If we could get it in the states 😭

LUXUS Standard

Grease or oil I don’t care folks but you need to do it. Recently found tiny orange specks deep inside on the hinge pins. Broken clays obviously so don’t assume it never happens clean and lube your guns you paid hard earned money for them.

It's amazing to me that high end shotguns, 10-12K and up come with very poor wood most of the time. Kolar, by far, uses the nicest wood. I really think certain manufactuers would sell far more guns if they were not so damn cheap on the wood. A guy wants his high end gun to look fabulous. Much of the engraving is over way done. Then they put a damn fence post on a 10K and up shotgun, often 12-15K guns have mediocre wood at best. I have a K80 and paid a lot extra for nicer wood. That gun was far more than 15K.

Am i right in saying the 31" models DON'T have the option to fit barrel weights?

Que un profesional como tu no sepa dónde se engrasan las armas me sorprende,porque dejas de hacerlo en uno de los sitios más importantes, que es en donde el arma realiza el cierre, que es donde, en caso de la perazzi entran los muñones ,es decir la parte trasera del cañón donde se realiza el cierre al entrar la llamada H. Si no se hace, en poco tiempo la palanca de apertura se sitúa en el centro debido al desgaste del cierre, y en ese caso habrá que proceder al cambio de la pieza denominada H. Saludos.

Do you say “mark” for the second bird? I can’t quite work it out. I always thought they were just on report🤷🏼‍♂️

I imagine the internals of the action (hammers, inertia block, etc) just get some machine oil once a year?

Miroku factory tour, please?

Lloyd, looks like your garden has'nt had your attention either. 😮

Heard they don't like 21gm loads, not resetting for the second shot.

حلم كل صياد هيه بصراحه

Thanks for confirming my choices. The SP-V just isn't a justifiable gun for the money. Nice, but....

Yep, towards the end the 11-87 morphed into the semi-auto counterpart to the utilitarian 870 Special Purpose and Express. The belle of the ball mantel shifted back to the 1100 as it persisted in the clay shooting roles, probably because its simpler gas system was satisfactory for target rounds. Lloyd, you ought to get a spacer and new pad fitted, so you can take the old girl out for a date once in a while. ;-) A nice thick Cervellati Microcell plus spacer might not even weigh more than the current pad.

Can't decide on a dt11 or an f3.....32" adjustable comb Will use it for high bird game shooting too.... thoughts.?????

I shoot an ATA now, first gun £600 brand new, and it’s fine.but I’ve had it for 2 years now, and fancied an upgrade!! I saw this at the Doncaster show last year, liked the look of it, now someone who knows more than me about shotguns says it’s ‘interesting’, and was going to have a look at one on Tuesday, has made my interest levels increase 10 fold!!!

A couple of lads on our local shoot have just purchased the ATA Pro and are happy as pig in S++t and the price point is good value for money !! i will purchase one as soon they will be available in 28" barrels 👍👍

Nice review👏🏻 What kind are you shooting now, Lloyd?

What rods and gun clean kit do you use, most won’t let you go through the barrels as they have a handle or wide end that won’t pass, and what jag did you use? Cheers

Hi Loyd great review, I bought one as a winter gun a few months back, I’ve put a couple of thousand through it no issues other than catching the trigger release inadvertently a couple of times, the stock chokes don’t pattern well but with some beretta extended Mobil chokes works well, shooting towards the top of the local club shoot now with it, and leaving the beretta at home on occasions, I think that says enough to me about how good it is.

Lloyd thanks for the video. I am very interested in the 694, however I am in doubt about a Rizzini S2000. Which one you would go for: 694 or S2000?

can we make a list of order regarding quality and durability with ata pro, browning cxs, beretta 686 and fabarm elos n2 rs?

Great review Mr. P looks a great bit of kit for the money. But no barrel selection does put me right off. Look forward to your next video.

Good balanced review. Any sign of a ATA factory visit on the cards? Be interesting to see how they’re doing what they’re doing to see where the improvements are being made.

Shot one last year at a `show` could,nt believe the price!! Got to be a belting buy 2nd hand! Was told there,s a Higher Grade one coming along?......

Hello Lloyd, Great review on this ATA…..I recently purchased a Kizilkaya RT25 (six weeks ago) from dealer here in the USA. Well, I am not too happy with the customer service at this end of this purchase. To be more specific the factory supplied chokes ( five furnished and one choke would not even screw in either barrel) and the removable trigger group which was virtually almost impossible to remove. I sent my gun to the importer in Texas and gave me a NEW set of chokes and resolved the trigger problem for the most part! Is it possible for you to get your hands on one of these guns and give an impartial review of it for any potential buyers of this model? Thank you, Mike P. (USA)

Great reviews Loyd, im in two minds of what gun to buy, the ATA or the Yildiz, now that I'm old i need the lighter gun. Your advice would be very much appreciated.

Hello, it was a great review. Is it suitable and hunting? Please let me know its price in euros

I bought one last week from Roy Martin gunsmith. I've only just taken shooting up as a hobby, I hit the first clay with the first shot. (Shame about the rest). I thought the recoil was quite strong too, compared to my ATA SP.

Great Review Lloyd 💯 Thank you for Sharing 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

I was shooting Ball-Trap here in France last weekend and was with a young French chap who had a new ATA SP Laminate in black. Afterwards we had a look at each other's gun. I was mighty impressed with his gun and he was shooting very well with it. He said it cost him about 1000 euros and to me the quality of fit and finish were very high.

As the Sole UK importer for this popular brand in the UK, I can confirm the Fixed stock option is £999.99 Inc Vat & The adjustable stock is £1099.99 Inc Vat! The underside of the action has been designed specifically to have a textured finish in order to resist any marks from general wear and tear that a championship sporting gun may endure on the clay shooting circuit. Shoot Well & Enjoy Folks

100% agree about the 'Hyundai' comparison, it's something I've been saying too. People still give ATA / Yildiz stick., but as long as they keep innovating and trying new things, they'll eventually get a really good foothold. The spring-loaded adjustable trigger is a great feature, for example. They just need to make sure their fit and finish is up to par..

As always a great review . In australia the MIROKU MI38T30INV MK38 TRAP is arround $400 more and in my view a better gun with excellent parts availability ,It may be a Browning copy, but a decent copy in every way,

Thanks for the review Lloyd. The way the trigger adjusts reminded me of the Marocchi Conquista from a long time ago.

I have a Weatherby Orion 12 sporter that I bought 2 years ago and has proven to be an excellent gun. (made by ATA) it’s a nice gun and I shoot it well, but it IS a little more punchy than my daily which I attribute to stock dimensions as well as tighter bore on the barrels. I think I paid 900 US and it’s a lot of gun for the money

Ignore the Turkish manufacturers at your peril. You hit the nail on the head Lloyd. If ATA are Hyundai then Yildiz are Kia. They are making massive strides in modern guns in the same way the Spanish industry did in the 1930-1970s. Tried a Yildiz pro the other day for a laugh. Stopped laughing very quickly. Now actively looking for one as a second gun. Excellent, fair review as always. Never even thought about the detachable trigger until you said 😂 No reason accept for a bit of peacocking.