My Top Guns Of 2022!

[@richardminer1863]

I wish you would stop harping on combs being to low, not everyone shoots trap and some of us have necks. I find 90% of combs to high. I tried the Yildiz, the neutral cast was very uncomfortable and did not allow for proper mount/head position. The Beretta is the best made of the bunch from what I have seen. Seems manufacturers are going for guns with neutral cast, which fits nobody well on guns with non adjustable combs.

[@gazzatdisco]

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[@jeremymoss1117]

After hearing all the good reviews on the Yildiz Pro including yours, I chopped in my silver pigeon and haven’t looked back. Heavier yes, better balance definitely, lovely wood, reduced recoil, adjustable stock. Lovely gun to shoot, pretty and well proportioned action. Yes a Perazzi copy, but I can afford it and maybe one day get a genuine Perazzi but this is as close as my shooting needs. It would take one hell of a gun to better it and probably at a much higher price and I still don’t think the wood would be comparable. Time will tell with longevity but it has a long warranty and I think they’re unbeatable at the price.

[@sdgrant9744]

The MK38 Teague Sporter needs to be in there in my humble opinion. Utterly bomb proof, grade 5 wood, Teague chokes for under 4k! I’m finding myself leaving my far higher priced Zoli in the cabinet lately and grabbing the MK38 every time! But, just my opinion. Great videos as always.

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

Yes I do agree but this was 2022 guns and I have put the MK 38 init before.

[@JMc.D]

I have an ATA Supersport and I couldn’t be happier with it. I’ve put over 1000 shells through it and it hasn’t missed a beat. It cost me €800 brand new at the time. As a novice it gives me the right platform to learn on and quite honestly I am struggling to find a valid reason to move it on in a few years. In fact I let two new guys at the club try it out the other day at the Christmas shoot and they are ordering one each for themselves in the new year.

[@fullchoke01]

They are a decent gun for the money no doubt, in my experience at my club the people that move on from them usually shoot much higher volumes, near a 1000 a month

[@JMc.D]

@@fullchoke01 good to hear. I haven’t a hope of shooting that volume unless I’m going to get sponsored at some point, it would cost €900 in clays and rounds to shoot that where I am.

[@robertgriffin5538]

I can't believe it he put a beretta in his listing.🤣🤣

[@jamieponder8750]

I have a 694, great gun!….unbelievable step up from 686 SP in my eyes….but auto wise, you forgot the ExcelA400… alot of gun for the money, superb shooter with the low recoil system.

[@noelkiernan482]

My attention was brought to that beautiful house in the foreground at the start of the video. As regards the guns, Beretta and Browning still have the advantage, but as regards value ATA and Yildiz have come a long way and are becoming a force to be reckoned with. They are ideal for a beginner and if they get a scratch or a chip no tradegy as the financial outlay is small at the start. I always advise beginners to consider such firearms as a starter gun.

[@rudyelizondo1935]

Great vid but you have to mention the old favorite Beretta 686, best work horse ever for all disciplines

[@tobywinyard1106]

Bought an XS Pro this year, added ten percent to my score, fits beautifully (as its fully adjustable) no recoil and can take HP Steel up to 3/4 choke (according to the manual). Wont be changing it for clay shooting

[@mcmkcd]

Hi everybody, congratulations to Mr F. for the great job done on this channel. I know Bettinsoli, my dad bought one in the early 80's & I remember it was a great & effective gun which never broke down. But, before buying a brand new sporting gun, I'd like to have the opinion of the "community" between a Franchi Feeling Sporting & a bettinsoli X9 Sporting, it will help me a lot...the gunsmith says "Franchi", but he has several on his shelves...

[@rossforbes8403]

Mirouki mk11 has got to be up there ,unbelievable gun for fit and finish ,and shoots amazing

[@johntozer8270]

I would have liked to have seen the miroku mk 38 in there

[@cblack1green]

After watching your review on the Miroku MK11 I went and brought one, ok it’s a 6 grand gun but it’s as good a gun as your ever see, I have since sold most of my other guns because the Miroku does it all.

[@Jolly56Roger]

Great review. You have a good selection there David. I myself are going onto a couple of Browning Maxus II 's as I suffer from arthritis and these guns have minimal recoil .👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@GWLAD]

I just bought a ATA SP Sporter 30” Barrels £625 brand new love the feel of it I’m going to try it out Saturday first time

[@DFox-ud3gx]

I have a Browning 725 sporter 20 bore 32" it's my favorite. It's a nice little gun I do have a Caesar Guarini limited it shoots very but the plain 725 you cannot pass the 20 bore up . Your choice of Browning we don't have in the US. Uk is far more advanced. Great tutorial Dave

[@dave_724]

for once i’d completely agree with what you’ve said the SX4 is probably the best gas auto at 700 the 694 probably the best o/u at 4k the yildiz pro defiantly holds its own against guns twice it’s price

[@kevinmartin4496]

Yeah I love my SPZ-ME 20. It's light, swings well. And my wife likes it didn't break the bank. Lol.

[@fullchoke01]

The 694 is a great gun, but it's too technical for me feels soul less, beretta are masters at sales pitches, constantly trying to reinvent the wheel to move product, this is why i love miroku they have been epic guns since day one and you can feel the hand work in them, in Aus you can get a grade 3 miroku mk10 comp sporter/mk38 grade 3 with all the fruit for 1550 pounds- there is no gun out there that touches that in anyway shape or form

[@sundeeprana]

I didnt get on with the 694 at all, traded it in for a Blaser F16 and shoot a lot better, gun has so much character, also shoot with an ultra xs pro for variety and love it just as much. 694 put me off Beretta forever, shame

[@michaelplank8966]

My top gun is the escort great gun semi auto in 20 gauge use it for everything

[@OliCM3]

The Yildiz for £600 is an awesome deal, and one I'd consider for my non shooting partner who wants to come along... But I can't help thinking it simply falls into the massively popular sub £1000 category, in which it is over shadowed by ATA's Supersport with the very beginner-attractive adjustable comb.

[@paullynch6718]

Don't bother I bought one last year yildiz.... 2 issues multiple times not firing ist barrel... Wood finish comes off extremely quickly not a good finish at all.... Feels nice in the hand quick and pointy but I whoulnt buy another yildiz

[@JMc.D]

The adjustable comb was a big reason for me choosing the ATA. The black finish is quite fragile though but no major marks yet as I am careful with it.

[@robertrusso7133]

I have watched all of your shows you do a good job I have just ordered a Yildiz Mx trap I never heard talk about I assume there as good as the the rest of there guns I live in the us and it’s very hard to get or find a Yildiz there no shooting school around so you can’t try one you’re comeback would be helpful Thanks Bob

[@blackadder1966]

ATA and yildiz are what I would buy as a beginner or for field gun. Higher priced Beretta etc are more premium similar to ford vs Bmw.

[@blackadder1966]

Every review I have watched rates the 694 higher than the Xs pro, I shoot a browning Gp and looking to upgrade to a Dt11 or Krieghoff in 2023.

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

Personally I would say the XS is better the the 694 have had lots of them and seen more 694’s how wrong then XS’s

[@markallen4116]

Really well put together David, completely agree with your choice.

[@destinbum1439]

Any good left handed shotguns ?

[@stevesimmons6685]

I agree with you 100%! You always give an excellent presentation.

[@rinahugo4586]

Consider adding the guns reviewed to the 'Show More" section. Listing the reviewed products in all your videos would be a great aid here in the USA.

[@charlesholder8009]

Did any of them "Thake your breath away"? Thank you for all your videos and I hope you and all at TSC have a great new year

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

The Browning XS and the Yildz Pro for the best vale for money.

[@emzzy81]

hi david i have just bought one of these on sunday

[@roadrocket]

i would like to see you try a breda 930i i have one a great gun,

[@lucastolson3570]

great job! something for everyone.

[@ibelieve1468]

You missed the Baikal 611 o/u double trigger. You can have it with ejection on or with a turn of a screw make it a non ejector. All for £175 back in 1991 ish. Bargain. the metal from 2 Russian tanks went into making one Baikal plus half a cubic tonne of chrome in the barrels 😂😂

[@Bunduki]

Hello I believe You nailed it! My Baikal is getting on a bit now , it has done a lot of work, both, on the farm with vermin control & at the gun club , l call it the T34 Tank, but it has never had a breakdown the action is still tight & l cannot believe how good the chrome bore is in both barrels , not a blemish ! Cheers😊

[@ibelieve1468]

@Bunduki sold mine a few years ago and it was still tight and not a mark on the chrome it was 28ish yrs old. The guy said it looked like a sleeper gun (as in new) Sorry I sold it now.

[@craigharris3873]

Top review

[@nunoduclasoares8153]

And why not a Browning Ultra XS Black Laminate?

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

As it is just a limited run gun they are great guns though.

[@nunoduclasoares8153]

@@TSCTheshootingchannel , do you have any video about the chokes used in the different clay shooting disciplines?

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

@@nunoduclasoares8153 Yes a very old one if you look back on the channel it is won that we are planning on doing again thanks for your comment.

[@lamproslampros9770]

Breda Zenith L

[@martinhambleton5076]

It's all about personal opinion really. I would have to say Yildiz Pro Black sporting adjustable stock for my personal number one. The quality, value for money, and just how beautifully they shoot. I have one in 20 bore, my son has a 12 bore. He has had a Kick-Ease recoil pad on it. I have borrowed it for claying and game shooting. I have quite a few very well known branded guns, but the last year I have either picked up the Pro Black 20 or my sons Pro Black 12 adjustable, which I might add is a very effective piece on, 100 yard high pheasant days. Totally Brilliant!

[@vincentmcdonnell7986]

Ok😮

[@mchughcb]

And the winner is the Miroku Mk38

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

Yes but this is this years guns.

[@fullchoke01]

Every year it's best gun on market dollar to dollar period

[@jacksong5185]

Great selection of your top five shotguns.

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

Thank You.

[@682GoldE79]

No MK38?

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

Yes they are fab guns but this is new guns I have reviewed this year.

[@dufati]

"Beretta hasn't learnt they are still to low In the comb" FFS! maybe high combs don't fit everyone, They are the oldest biggest and most successful gun makers in the world. They know a thing or 2. your dislike of Berettas shines through.

[@mbal4052]

Low stocks suck ass

[@craiglines7512]

Hard Sell

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

No we were not being a hard sell just saying what we have learnt this year. Thanks TSC Team