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Looking for comments from anyone that has used one of these. There are a few that have come up for sale in my area that are at a good price point. It would be used for sporting clays and some trap.
Hugh
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You could do better and you could do worst. I certainly wouldn't pass up a good deal on one. Worst case you don't like it and you flip it.
Eat Fish, Wear Grundens, Drink Alaskan.
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I was oogling the br550 round body sxs in a mag yesterday.
Wish they offered dbl triggers.
“Life is life and fun is fun, but it's all so quiet when the goldfish die.”
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I quail hunt with the Regal round body 20 gauge and have been very happy with it. It is a field grade gun so not really usable for a lot of clay shooting but I would not hesitate to purchase a Rizzini brand in the future. For reference I have owned or still have several Beretta's, Brownings, SKB, Benellis and I my current clays gun is a Krieghoff K80.
Best of luck.
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I shoot a Rizzini Marcheno 20 gauge with 30 inch barrels, which is the target version of the Rizzini you're looking at. Great gun. The round bodies are a bit lighter and, if I recall correctly, have better engraving. But the action is the same and you'll enjoy it a lot.
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