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K80Geoff · November 18, 2000, 08:44 AM

Dave: was that Remington a 32 or 3200. The old 32's, especially the Trap version, make great sporting clays guns. The stock dimensions are just about perfect.

The 32 was a great gun, the field models were light and
well balanced. The 3200 was way too heavy for anything but Trap and Skeet.

Bruce Buck (The Technoid) prefers trap stocks on his guns, even apparently for shooting skeet! Seems to me that the trap style stocks are more like rifle stocks and would be a better choice for turkey hunting where the gun is pre mounted for the shot?

Geoff Ross

November 18, 2000, 08:44 AM	#10
K80Geoff Senior Member Join Date: December 20, 1998 Location: NE Pennsylvania Posts: 3,639	Shotguns Dave: was that Remington a 32 or 3200. The old 32's, especially the Trap version, make great sporting clays guns. The stock dimensions are just about perfect. The 32 was a great gun, the field models were light and well balanced. The 3200 was way too heavy for anything but Trap and Skeet. Bruce Buck (The Technoid) prefers trap stocks on his guns, even apparently for shooting skeet! Seems to me that the trap style stocks are more like rifle stocks and would be a better choice for turkey hunting where the gun is pre mounted for the shot? Geoff Ross __________________ I am no longer a member of this forum. Bye!