The Gun Review S1 E5 - £1000 gun buying challenge

[@craigthorburn8621]

The Yildiz with a five year warranty no question- BARGAIN!!!! Steel Proof

[@MattCrofts19958]

Yildiz for me please. Being only a year into having a shotgun certificate, I like the peace of mind of a brand new gun, warranty and all the features that comes with it

[@JJOutdoors395]

Michael identifies as a chair leg 😂 and it’s always a pleasure to see Ryan on his knees 😉 Brilliant video, see you at the show.

[@jollygreen6555]

Favourite has to be the Yildiz, a new gun with adjustable comb, steel proof and extended chokes for under £1000.

[@thomasjones2611]

Browning 525. I think for anyone who's just starting out it's the perfect all rounder. Pick one up for £750 Shoot it for 5 years Sell it for £750 👍. What's not to love

[@CalSota]

I thought the Miroku 3800, yes it’s older but offers good value and had proven longevity.

[@MSJOnline1]

In this episode its got to be the miroku, classic gun. For the series it's Ryan's M3, we need to see more of that 😍

[@MrWjgonder]

Out of the three sub thousand pound guns the 525 Is my favorite. But that French scoped gun at the end has a certain US hold me beer essence about it that just cant be beeten.

[@lessmor9277]

I had £1000 to spend on my first gun. Looked at a yildiz, a few brownings, mirokus and atas. Bought the miroku 3800. No regrets at all. Fantastic gun that's nearly as old as me.

[@joegraziano5849]

I would have to say the Miroku. Can’t wait for the Shooting Show. See you there!

[@seanpengilly2537]

Favourite gun, It's gotta be the Miroku 3800. It's just one gun you've gotta have in your gun cabinet!

[@clivenewton7609]

For the ticket I’ve just started shooting clays at 70+ years ! And shoot at Purbeck so it was like looking in my back garden! Best gun of the day has to be the Browning (I shoot a 325😂) kind regards from deepest Dorset 👍

[@fullchoke01]

Miroku 3800 all day in that test, the yildiz is a decent gun no doubt, but for me it's not just pulling the trigger, it's cleaning it, pride of ownership, i'm smiling everytime that 3800 comes out a slip

[@matty1239]

Has to be the miroku 3800, good price and a cracking shotgun

[@gazzatdisco]

My favourite gun that you kinda reviewed but not really has got to be the scoped shotgun I love strange stuff too

[@freedomman06]

Yildiz wins, such an incredible amount of gun for the money, and features you would ordinarily have to pay many times more for! And perhaps most importantly of all, being steel ready, the yildiz is future proof for the lead ban apocalypse! Nice one lads enjoyed this.

[@jackmiller-adams4094]

Love the miroku 3800!!! There’s no school like the old school and that’s the headmaster!

[@jackpage3959]

Will have to say Browning 525, as I have that gun!

[@georgemiers4817]

It’s got to be that Mossberg 940 Pro Semi Auto Not the most elegant by any means and probably wouldn’t shoot a semi auto but it was just so robust and definitely gets the job done. Liked the full corrosion protection. Loved this series and would love to see you guys at the shooting show!

[@MalcolmPowder]

I think the Miroku is the one I'd pick from those 3.

[@Adam_848]

As I own a few browning guns, and my 525 was my first, I feel my favourite has to be the browning 525

[@krisprice1233]

I would pick the 525, absolute belter of a gun, So much so I own two! An Xs pro and a fixed choke Crown. Using them both is like putting on an old pair of shoes!

[@jwlebers]

The Miroku is the one I like the most, I have several Brownings and would like to find a Miroku for that price around here.

[@danielritchie6431]

That Miroku was the most aesthetically pleasing - it gets my vote!

[@tomyorke3412]

AYAs are always a good shout if you are after a side by side.

[@chrisbird9234]

I shoot my new Browning Silver very well , but I do miss my old Browning B-80. The semi hump receiver won me over after shooting the B-80 for 45 yrs. Both guns are in 12 gauge. I'm now looking at the Browning Silver in 20 gauge for upland game, Ruffed Grouse and the 20 gauge I believe is a perfect match. Love your show and sometimes watch ones I've seen before. Great info and learning about British Quality is beautiful so there is a huge difference with shotgun builds. Can you come to Canada to do some reviews. Christian Bird , Elliot Lake Ontario Canada

[@a1mct]

Browning 525, my first over and under and still love it :)

[@davidward2231]

My favourite would be the Browning Maxus 2 apart from the camo finish! Never owned a semi auto by I’m tempted by that one and it would sit well in the cabinet next to my 725. See you at the Show.

[@johngeorge2081]

Here in the USA, porting is extremely popular, and for 1 reason. Our cartridges are so bad that we'll do anything to reduce felt recoil by even the slightest amount! Wish we could get Hull here

[@mikeball1862]

I would say the Miroku, I love older guns, personally I shoot an SO2 and an SO4

[@flyshank]

I’d say the yildiz. I swapped my 525sl for a yildiz pro sport adjustable and I love it.

[@AlexP-hl4wn]

Yildiz for me - steel proofed, no hidden history and a 5yr warranty is a no brainier. Great video, first of this series I’ve watched, will go back and watch the others now. Especially enjoyed the look through someone else’s collection - it would be interesting to see how I justified some of mine in the same way..!

[@JMc.D]

I entirely agree but I went with an ATA Supersport for the same reasons.

[@AlexP-hl4wn]

So did I - awesome gun - I absolutely love it!

[@willbaileycw5174]

Got to be the 525 for me, holds its own and can still put perform a good portion of the market for its type!

[@charlieowen1967]

For many years, I have used a Yildiz 28 bore, for both game and clay, it was absolutely amazing and only £450. However, my favourite from this video is the Miroku 3800 because it's robust and sleek with the nice wood on the stock. Shoots well also.

[@finn_wilson1129]

My favourite from the video is the yildiz, can’t go wrong for the price

[@martinhayward3350]

Brand new gun at £900 - you'd have to choose the Yildiz. Great value for someone starting out and would last for years 👍

[@biagiocozza8875]

The Miroku 3800 would be my favorite. Great video gents, shooting with friends always makes it fun.

[@30STR8]

Yildiz by far. At least in the U.S. they are very under rated. Most people having never heard of them. For the money it's the best (new). Personally a citori/superposed fan I'd go that route first but my beater 28ga is a yildiz and it's the 2nd most used gun. 2nd only to my Guerini.

[@zatszats]

That is 1130 Euros for most Europeans. Exceptional cinematography again for the fellowship of the swing. Pun intented 100%. Well done.

[@davidelmer1423]

yildiz for the win all day. It's a brand new gun with a 5 year warranty. By far the wisest choice and very versatile with the adjustable comb. No brainer versus the other 2.

[@tankie2ndrtr]

Gotta be the brand spankers gat with a 5 year warranty! As an entry level shooter the fewer things to worry about the better!

[@gabrielfabian8261]

The 525 is just a classic so takes the win for me. And it managed all that with a cracked stock!

[@richardhall9190]

Favourite from this video obviously the French side by side with a scope on because it did what shooting should do and instantly put a smile on your faces. I bought a browning gti ultra for £750 that and absolutely love it.

[@Richard-ll7jm]

I’m french and when i was a child my dad had a canardiere like this one (10 magnum). He could shoot ducks from a long distance with it. (Without the scope) Great souvenirs

[@tgsoutdoors]

Big Mike loved this comment and chose you as his WINNER. Get in touch over on our Instagram page and we will sort your tickets out 😄

[@basshnter1997]

You might find a used Browning for under $1200 in the USA. But it would look like it had been dragged down ten miles of gravel road.

[@royjennison3916]

I have to go for YILDIZ, 5 years warranty , steel shot proof , cannot go wrong with that bad boy .

[@OllieTyrrell]

Would love to try all three but the browning at that price is mega! Great video as usual chaps!

[@carlmillers2955]

Being a browning owner its got to be the browning especially shooting with a cracked stock.

[@chucksgmgarage1116]

God I would Love to see that shot show but impossible seeing in Southwest Michigan Cheers to the Trio in this video

[@darellkettley6622]

Just love these gun reviews. Great video lads for me. It’s to Browning 525 . See you all next week at the British shooting show. 👌👏

[@kdm6287]

Has to be the Browning, great handling gun. The Blaser looks great. Great video, thanks

[@johnnyjoseph1389]

I wish I could find a Browning 525 for sub $1000... They seem to be $2500 and up over here on the other side of the pond.

[@tonydimmock7637]

Yildiz I own 12 and 20 both adjustable great value and never missed a beat. Keep it going great to watch

[@arthurwarner7684]

I like the 525 as it is the first gun i got and i love shooting it I have a couple guns now and they all cost more but the 525 will always be my favourite as it is then gun that got me into everything

[@annrobinson4951]

Loved it johnny .Boys and their Toys .Malc and Ann xx

[@yorkshirefieldsports9531]

525 sporter, I own one and use it for virtually everything

[@robpowell9162]

I really like the Blaser F3. It’s what I took my first lesson with and my first experience and it got me hooked on shooting. For that reason alone, it’s my favourite!

[@elitimmons9016]

If they can, they should try to hit clays with a gamo viper express. A better air gun for possibly hitting clays than the last one they tried.

[@stuartgould4952]

My pick would be the 3800, can't beat a Miroku!

[@TadhgIrish]

Cracking episode. That French gun is ridiculous 😂

[@CliveRoads]

Has to be the Yildiz adjustable and steel shot proof.

[@mcfaddenkarl]

Great video! For me it has to be the Yildiz, I shoot a pro black myself and get on with it so well!

[@ozlarmtb8006]

The meroku has to be my favourite. Classic looks and standard reliability!

[@m4tty12]

Favourite of the three has to be the Miroku 3800, as I bought one for my first shotgun for the grand total of £450 and it’s absolutely fantastic! Keep up the great work and awesome content as always guys 👍🏻

[@JasonBear1969]

Love the Yildiz, such quality for the money with a great warranty

[@sebastianCantor1]

love the 525! Great content once again.

[@jimmarcham6271]

Ooooh, tricky ! Normally I'd have to go with the 525 - but the 'go-faster' bits just put me off. The Yildiz is the sensible choice and superb value. However, I'm a sucker for traditional quality and the Miroku has it in spades - the 3800 gets my vote. Love to try the F3 ! Glad I won't be trying that French thing .... 🧐

[@geraintjones5288]

Bought our tickets already 😢but I’m favouring the Yildiz for the price, adjustments and steel ready. Also no1 son has one in 28b and shoots as good as anyone on end of season keeper’s day 👊🏼

[@markcooper1505]

I'd like to say the yildiz to support Mike, because he's 5'6" and you pick on him..lol..come on the small men.. but the Miroku would tempt me to buy...

[@K80Ed]

My favourite is the Krieghoff K80, let me know when you send the tickets I’ll make sure someone is in to sign for them…

[@glenns7139]

Browning definitely. Brilliant and well composed video jonny 👍👍

[@chrishart9841]

My favourite gun from this review would have to be the Miroku 3800. A quality classic. Favourite gun from The Gun Review is the Boss OU (Ep.4)

[@tgsoutdoors]

Jonny loved this comment and chose you as his WINNER. Get in touch over on our Instagram page and we will sort your tickets out 😄

[@nathanellis6137]

Fairly new to shooting and love your videos definitely helped during the season , my favourite got to be that browning , beautiful gun !

[@Phuc_Yhou]

Yildiz so my misses can use it as well now we're both getting into it more.

[@leetownsend8414]

Favourite gun UGB 25 Ecel from this review the Miroku

[@nickgill9363]

The Browning 525 for me, even with a knackered stock

[@andypenf5170]

I'm brand new. I've never shot any of the three, but I'm always told miroku are champion guns at that price.

[@joshstepp3535]

Got to be the browning for me can’t go wrong

[@rhysferrier1106]

Miroku for me as I just got a mk38 can't beat them .

[@Heppie89]

Gotta be the Miroku

[@delwhin]

Ya'll need to do a video on the Browning A5 sweet 16. My Grandfather was born in 1900 he was a quail and pheasant hunter his whole life. He introduced me to shotgun hunting for quail and dove. When I was a young lad I lost him. he gave me His 1929 Belgian A5 sweet 16. I rarely shoot it because unlike my grand da i love bolt action rifles and Deer and Elk hunting more than birds. But as of late i have gotten into Trap shooting. I found your channel and have watched a lot and have purchased a few over under and single shot. but none feel as good as my Grand Da's sweet sixteen

[@jesusisalive3227]

I would like to see you review one of the old SKB' that were imported by Ithaca.

[@johndavison3004]

The687EELL is my favourite gun that you have covered 👍

[@ianwilsonbenn5885]

I’m a big fan of the 525 but would prefer the stock in one piece

[@kenlansing1216]

I would lean toward the Yildiz thanks to the price and the warranty. Have you considered including the Hungarian FEG 299 Continental in a video?

[@martynf65uk]

The Yildiz gives you so much for the money, thats really hard to beat... and new 5 years warranty............

[@curacowillemstad5443]

Browning 525 for the win 🏆

[@markwierzbicki5307]

Has to be Mike’s Yildiz. Brand new, adjustable stock, 5 years warranty and £900 ! How can you go wrong on a cheap gun. Obviously there was a Browning, but still the Yildiz.

[@karvast5726]

I had one of these in hand and it feels cheap,went with a used miroku instead,for clays i want something rock solid,not a pot metal cast action

[@markwierzbicki5307]

@@karvast5726 cant argue that it is cheap, ( brand new £900 it’s little brother £600) but as a brand new gun with 5 years warranty you could buy two and still be quids in. I agree, if you have £3k or £5k go for a brand new bigger name. It’s your money spend it where you like and what makes you feel good. Both will break clays and kill game!

[@aShiteShot]

My favourite gun seen is Ryan’s benelli M3, I am now convinced I must own one. That will be my 9th gun and don’t think my fiancé will be pleased…

[@tgsoutdoors]

Ryan loved this comment and chose you as his WINNER. Get in touch over on our Instagram page and we will sort your tickets out 😄

[@paulchetcuti8521]

Hi Johnny, Ryan and Mike once again a really informative and entertaining review i really enjoyed watching them. I liked all of the shotguns you reviewed but it has to be the yildiz what unbelievable value for the spec of the gun and yes i know its Turkish but with what warranty you get why not. Im a beretta man myself but i do have to akkar's one double crown with adjustable monty carlo stock and its a fantastic gun also turkish i remember Johnny reviewed one years ago and he really liked it. Two tickets would be lovely boys. Cheers Paul.

[@paulchetcuti8521]

Sorry I forgot to mention sasha good work with the filming ect total professional mate.

[@paulchetcuti8521]

Hi ya Johnny and crew is it ok to pop and say hello to you tomorrow you looked busy today. Paul.

[@ardenpowers7730]

Always a great vid ! Thanks for sharing . . .

[@FetteryJ]

Would defo chose the Miroku, absolutely awesome gun!

[@nicholasdudley2574]

Beretta 682 gold e was a great review, perhaps lm biased as I have two ! Keep up the great work.

[@stevewright6333]

Love that your reviews and challenges are useful and entertaining. How about doing Mid calibre rifles for under £500? Scopes for under £500? 20g for under £1500? Just a thought.

[@kernowlad5174]

I like the beretta 694, but today i like the Yildiz on the video today

[@hammyh1165]

That Browning 525 has to be the best value wimmer. I agree about the F3 , it's just different. My one is so old it can't even take barrel weights , but it was extremely cheap for a F3.

[@thelifeof-ryan]

I think the Miroku 3800 is the best in the video, im seriously considering getting one,

[@heavymetal-6978]

Miroku all day long

[@Ac_amg]

Got to be the 525…..Browning man everyday of the week

[@stamfordly6463]

Yildiz for me I am afraid, not necessarily without regret but looking to the future I think knowing that you can stick any steel load through it makes it an easy choice. I do like standard 525s but not being a gunsmith I really wouldn't want to be buying potential problems. Doesn't mean that I won't trawl Holts (and the other auctioneers) for bargain 525s.

[@cometroy]

Definitely the Browning 525 Jonny brought not because he won the challenge but because it was the best gun 🤩