If your primary requirement is sporting clays, I'd recommend the Beretta A400 Xcel in 28 or 30". These have tremendous dynamics for targets, though somewhat heavy for chasing Idaho chukars.

I'm somewhat confused by what you want it for. If a hunting gun, then agree completely on the Montefeltro. I've had one, and they are great. They are light, recoil operated, and kick. Another good one is the A400 Xplor. These are also very light (too light for me to shoot well), handle well. If you can get past the looks of the receivers, the A400s are a quantum leap up from the 391s...and easier to clean.

For target shooting, especially sporting clays, a somewhat heavier gun is most useful to a smooth swing, coupled with longer barrels for somewhat more inertia.

Last edited by GF1; 12/02/15.