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Waterengineer · October 13, 2008, 04:21 AM

Kestrel:

The difference between these Beretta models is "pretty." Just how much "pretty" can you afford?

All the guns have the same action and reciever, I believe some are just more pretty than others.......nicer wood, engraving and such.........now that 682 is a looker....I'd really like to have one....but can I use your checkbook to pay for it?

Trap and skeet guns are two different animals. The trap gun sends more lead higher in the sight window than a skeet gun. If you are buying your first gun for shotgun games buy a sporting clays model which will be good for all the games until you decide if you like trap enough to get a dedicated trap gun.

October 13, 2008, 04:21 AM	#2
Waterengineer Senior Member Join Date: February 7, 2006 Location: Aurora, CO and Palm Beach, FL Posts: 863	Pretty.... Kestrel: The difference between these Beretta models is "pretty." Just how much "pretty" can you afford? All the guns have the same action and reciever, I believe some are just more pretty than others.......nicer wood, engraving and such.........now that 682 is a looker....I'd really like to have one....but can I use your checkbook to pay for it? Trap and skeet guns are two different animals. The trap gun sends more lead higher in the sight window than a skeet gun. If you are buying your first gun for shotgun games buy a sporting clays model which will be good for all the games until you decide if you like trap enough to get a dedicated trap gun.