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Old June 14, 2010, 11:57 AM   #6
BigJimP
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You're welcome / but as you know, none of this came easy to me either ...until I made friends with a couple of skeet shooters that really understood "Fit" ...and I started fine tuning all this stuff.

Honestly, I'd suggest you try and find someone at your club with a Browning Lightning model / there should be a lot of them around ....and see how it shoots for you / take it to the pattern board if you can ....and test it. Pay for the guys rounds and shells for the day / or something ... and see what you can learn. ( If you were in my area, you could shoot mine at no cost ..and see if it really fits )...

These are the Citori XS Skeet models that I shoot most of the time.
http://thefiringline.com/forums/atta...8&d=1256245028
They have a lot more adjustability than the Lightning .......but here is the Lightning model I bought new in 1988 - still a solid gun...

http://thefiringline.com/forums/atta...5&d=1270486361

I'm a Browning guy ....but I don't know that you can make a bad choice / as long as the gun fits you....that's really the key..

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