The Yildiz Pro Trap

[@martinhambleton5076]

I have a Perazzi MX8 SC3. My son has a Yildiz Pro Trap. Believe it or not Stock's, Barrels and Forends fully interchange with each other! The quality is unbelievably good on the Yildiz. I shot with the Yildiz at Fauxdegla Olympic Trap and shot an 87/100. I have a Yildiz Pro 20 bore, which I bought from David, and shot the game season with, again, totally brilliant. To any gun snobs out there. Please go and try one. You will be pleasantly surprised, if not amazed.

[@kekw9928]

“Stock's, Barrels and Forends fully interchange with each other!” LOL good to know

[@martinhambleton5076]

@kekw9928 Yes, I am a big Yildiz lover. I have since bought a Pro Black 12 bore adgustable and a Pro Black Black 20 bore adjustable for my wife. Her's has been shortened considerably as she is only five feet tall. We also had Kickeeze recoil pads fitted as well as having a London finish on the wood, which does look very nice. They shoot beautifully, and my personal opinion is that they are currently the best value for money guns on the market today. My son won the West Midlands Automatic Ball Trap championship last year with his Yildiz Pro Trap.

[@deangebhardt1981]

I think you'll find that Perazzis stocks DO NOT interchange. I would like someone to confirm that a P-gun, MX8-20 or MX20, Type 4 forend will fit the Pro Star. I have Pro Star 20. Love the gun, just not the Schnabel forend. May well be interested in the 12 bore sporter if I can get it fitted with a beaver tail forend.

[@martinhambleton5076]

@deangebhardt1981 When I said stock, I meant stock and action. Not physically unscrewing the stocks and swapping them. I can't help you with the MX 20 question, I don't know. I do, however, have a Yildiz Pro Black in 20 bore that I shoot game with sometimes. I absolutely love it. It shoots magnificently and has had many admirers on various shoots. I would say that the furniture is near exhibition grade, but I bought it as a grade four. The wood is the first thing that gets commented on. People who are not familiar with Yildiz and being built in Turkey are impressed by the quality of the build.

[@deangebhardt1981]

@@martinhambleton5076 I wholeheartedly agree. Those that have not handled or shot the Pro Star guns, know not what they speak of.

[@NotSamoan]

The new Muffin Top vest by Castellani. Alex was smashing them all ... maybe Alex is the chap to test the guns from now?

[@DFox-ud3gx]

The vest is spot on can't get any better ,the gun looks very Italian. This gun rock's and looks great . Dave you good with this gun I like it

[@STTrout]

The awkward moment when Alex kills them harder and more consistently than David

[@gordyjack9792]

David , nice to see you wearing a different shirt ! You look good in a T-shirt !!

[@cedrict9390]

High quality vid. Bravo

[@martinsteven2643]

Great Ground. Just a pity it’s so far from Edinburgh. Have a great day on September the 3rd. I would have made the trip again but am on holiday in Italy. Alex shoot well with the Pro Trap and it looks a nice gun. Still getting used to my Pro 40 but getting there.

[@jameseray1979]

Can you review the celik spandua target?

[@deangebhardt1981]

What are the actual stock dimensions? LOP, drops? How does the trap stock compare to thecspoter stock, dimension wise?

[@desmurphy1431]

Does it have barrel selector, trigger adjustor, and trigger drop out on it ?

[@1yehny]

Alex seemed to break every bird. The gun seems to fit him nicely.

[@alanbrudenell4918]

I would like to try that trap forend in my pro black sporter

[@seemoore]

Honest shooting😊

[@Jolly56Roger]

looks a nice gun looks like g 5 wood lovely.

[@tanyano9]

Don't wish to be rude but who in their right mind is going to pay 3.5k for a Yildiz when you can buy a Browning Pro Sport for the same money or (cheaper used) or £500 more for an Ultra XS Pro......Utter madness....If they were £1500 or £1800 fair enough as they used to be, but they've priced themselves out of the market surely

[@drngohou]

Hi ! From France (Orléans ). I have, in spite of subtitles, more dificulties than I thought to understand all your sentences. In fact, I would you to ask only ONE question: Is the last pistolet (which your son and you are using at the end of the video) is really the YILDIZ PRO TRAP with 71 cm of barrels ? Seriously? I began training ball-trap since only 2 years, and (I don't know the cost of this activity in United States) with 4 children and their studies, I can't buy better pistolet to train this sport ( like Browning, Beretta or Benelli ). So, friends of mine told me to look after turkish made like YILDIZ for example. Here, when a Browning B725 costs upper than 7000€, we can have a YILDIZ TRAP for about 600€ !! (NEW and not already served). Do you think that with my ball-trap level, it will be enough because I don't want have injuries later after some years of training. I'm waiting for your answer, and overall, you can tell me the real truth. Best regards Mr NGOHOU

[@momoz88]

What is the difference between this one and the sporter with adjustable comb you shot before?

[@STTrout]

Higher in the comb to start with, bigger stock in general in terms of width and fit. May have a palm swell, set up to shoot high (to see alot of rib). And might possibly be fixed choke, no idea though.

[@dhshatzer]

@@STTrout Is seeing more of top of the rib better, or just a matter of preference?

[@STTrout]

The more rib you see, the higher the gun will shoot. But the better your vision will be

[@dhshatzer]

@@STTrout oooh ok. I've been curious why. Thanks for answering.

[@jimgregory6629]

optilabs are the best prescription shooting glasses i`ve ever had and less than£200

[@rikrik5190]

been thinking about some prescription shooting glasses for a while, now i know where to go Thanks Jim

[@dylanredmond759]

Question ata super sport or yildiz as a first time gun ?

[@aeron-mw7ofs]

Yildiz

[@buckshotaaa]

Easy question to answer...which one fits you the nearest.

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

@@buckshotaaa Yildiz better made gun.

[@bikerbellend]

Who in their right mind would pay £500 for safety glasses?

[@dylanredmond759]

For that price I’d expect life insurance with them lol

[@harleyquinn6774]

What is it they say about a fool and their money?

[@welditmick]

All the 'must have' brigade - Thousands of them. I have been lucky to pick up RE Rangers very very cheap.

[@5_star_stays]

My glasses are from XSight. Excellent quality and very clear lenses at a fraction of the cost of Pillas. You really don't need to spend £600+ and I shoot a lot of clays every month!

[@5_star_stays]

My glasses are from XSight. Excellent quality and very clear lenses at a fraction of the cost of Pillas. You really don't need to spend £600+ and I shoot a lot of clays every month!

[@harleyquinn6774]

When someone sticks a finger below the hinge pin and declares how well balanced a gun is, I ask the question and BTW, I have never received a satisfactory answer.. Q, when was the last time you shot at a clay with no shelll or shells in the breech?

[@MalcolmPowder]

I would say that because the shells sit almost right above the hinge pin, it's not going to make a lot of difference to the balance. But I assume it's mainlys done like that because it's not particularly safe to close up a loaded gun and balance it on your finger

[@harleyquinn6774]

I see your point but in fact the centre of gravity of a shell is quite far back, almost in the brass. It's quite safe to set two shells on top of the barrels in a position that represents reality, this being completely safe. I think it's done because it looks smart, sounds smart but in fact is totally misleading. Another thing I've noticed is if the reviewer wishes to show a gun in the best light and to be well balanced using this method they will shuffle the position of their finger forward or backward slightly to achieve the best result which is actually what David did here as anyone will see if they review this video. I've even seen reviewers using this method to test a semi auto.

[@MalcolmPowder]

Haha, yes, testing a semi like this is ridiculous. But surely the CoG of a shell is not by the brass. It's towards the end the lead is kept.

[@harleyquinn6774]

Yes! you are entirely correct. Sometimes I feel reviewers want to enhance a review or accentuate the problems simply because they don't happen to be an agent of a certain product. Now I'm sure David would never do that of course????

[@buckshotaaa]

If we are going to check the balance of a shotgun put a couple of inert cartridges in the breech and balance the gun on a dowel rod, not just stick your finger under the action somewhere near the hinge pin and deem it to be "well balanced".

[@Reggiejejshsb]

Would like to see the browning BT-99?

[@neilbrailsford4882]

Is the yildiz what they call pro black MS or is that a different model

[@andysones7997]

Ms is a different model with different dimensions to the standard pro black can't remember off hand I think longer stock higher comb better wood

[@Chris_clay]

more product placement than actual detail now

[@Chris_P_Bacon0788]

Who is going to pay over 3500 for a Yildiz? It’s not about being a snob but their residuals are awful and I believe they still only offer 2/3 years warranty in comparison to 10 you get from browning, for example.

[@tanyano9]

I was thinking exactly the same thing, not when you can buy a Browning Pro Sport/Trap for the same money or (cheaper used) or £500 more for an Ultra XS Pro......Madness....

[@welditmick]

Should give that to Alex, it suits him better than the one he uses.

[@jamilalwan3327]

First thanks for the review.. Second, Do you watch your videos after you publish them on youtube? the reason is I am a big fan of the channel, and when I started watching your videos I was fascinated by the content.. I used to watch the clay when you shoot and enjoy how the clay is dusted (something all clay shooters find immense satisfaction in this 0.2 seconds transformation of the clay into dust). However, lately i started watching you as you shoot to pick up a tip or two from your body movement and techniques that might help me in enhancing my game. And then I started noticing something that you do almost 90% of the time that I can not understand what it is.. I noticed that when you shoot you push the barrel muzzle down as if you are flinching. I swear that it looks like a flinch but knowing that you are so advanced in shooting, it can not be just a flinch like the rest of us average shooters.. Is this a technique you practice for to reposition the barrel for the followup shot, or is really a recoil reaction flinch.. I would appreciate an honest answer. Thank you for all what you do.

[@Reggiejejshsb]

I’m guessing it’s so he can still keep His eyes on the target so he can line it up for his second shot if needed

[@jamilalwan3327]

@@Reggiejejshsb thanks Robert. You can guess. I can guess. But I’m waiting for the reply from the guy in the video.

[@NotSamoan]

Please please please … David seems a well meaning chap but wouldn’t take this channel as ‘how to shoot’ …. You don’t want the catchphrase ‘shooting school, but a decent instructor with a proven record

[@jamilalwan3327]

@@NotSamoan I do not understand your intervention. I understand that your intention is to shed more light on the topic but I guess you just added more to my confusion. Lol. I went back and watched the guy in the video shooting and the more I watch the more i notice this sort of flinch. I just need an honest answer from the guy. Period. Is that too hard. He hasn’t answered my question.

[@NotSamoan]

@@jamilalwan3327 you mentioned watching the channel to pick up tips and improve your game. My ‘intervention’ is to suggest this is a terrible source of info to improve your game. Simple as an intervention. You want a reply, the answer won’t make you shoot better. Again simple. Watch anything from say Ben Husthwaite or Ed Solomons and you’ll be in a better place. Again simple. So intervention though unnecessary, gives a better route to tips and knowledge and it’s free advice 🙋🏼‍♂️

[@funkla65]

Hmm. That looked like an American trap house rather than a bunker. Maybe you do both or a combination over there. The gun: Seen photos and it looks high quality. The configuration isn't quite right for the American market. Totally parallel combs and enough slope in the rib to produce a 70/30 pattern are now the norm, and a number of shooters either want a rib which will adjust to put the pattern 100% high, or they will adjust the stock on a 70/30 to give 100%. Not many like to have their eye high enough over a flat rib to arrive at those points of impact. However, for doubles, that flat rib can work well for someone who gets to the second clay after it's levelling off. Personally, if the configuration worked for me, I'd just as soon run that Yildiz as any Browning or Beretta 6XX.

[@andysones7997]

Who is going to pay 3500 for a yildiz pro trap? Surely that's not right. That's mk38 grade 5 money.

[@funkla65]

Yeah, but a Miroku is just a Browning clone. Whereas, this is a Boss design P-gun clone.

[@chriswa5735]

@@funkla65 and a clone that has won international competitions. Maybe do some research on miroku/browning before you start talking about clones

[@funkla65]

@@chriswa5735 I think I know the gist of it. The Miroku action was a simplified Superposed action of high enough quality that Browning decided to adopt it as the Citori. I'm not casting any shade on it - I'd probably rather lean on a Citori or 725 than the Belgian original. Shooters win championships. And some of them prefer the taller Browning action, while others prefer the shallower Boss.

[@andysones7997]

It's not about been a clone it's why the trap gun is almost twice the price of the sporter with grade 5 wood confused. ?

[@funkla65]

@@andysones7997 ah, yes, it's true that it's not greatly different from the Sporters with the fuller grip. Yildiz Pro prices seem to be jumping a bit over here. I'll bet this gun having been recently produced is showing the price increase which will likely also affect the other models as they are replenished in the supply chain.

[@irweasal1]

Getting so predictable just Yildiz advert.

[@chriswa5735]

Agreed

[@aslanbosnakoglu8240]

the kid had the guy all up in his face and still shot better? i need to get one of these since everyone says they are as good as perazzi. i bet europeans will be making some bogus laws to restrict import from turqia since they they are incompetent to compete, just like they did with so many other products.

[@1valg]

"Cassellini..." ? WTF? Can somebody teach this "never done a day of sports or work in my life" type person to pronounce it the right way?!

[@stevej7344]

At least get someone who can shoot trap to review a trap gun 😆🤷🏼‍♂️

[@LorexDesign]

ho acquistato da un anno un yildiz trap pro, voglio dirvi solo questo,non lo venderò mai!