CZ 920

[Bake]

Saw this shotgun, for the first time, today. Looks (very) good, and it fits like a glove.

Any insights?

Will be using it for Skeet (8 boxes a week) & maybe Sporting Clays (5 boxes a week)

[BigD_in_FL]

With superb balance and an average weight of 6.4 lbs, the 920 is well-suited to the pursuit of both birds and clays.

That weight is NOT something you want for a lot of clay target shooting - you would be better off with a gun about 2# heavier, otherwise the recoil is going to become bothersome.

IIRC, this gun is made in Turkey; depending on WHICH Turkish maker may or may not be an issue

If you want a semi for skeet and sporting, look for a used Beretta 390 or 391 in your budget range

[Bake]

The barrel is marked Huglu 20Ga. It reminds me of a Benelli in looks & feel.

[BigD_in_FL]

It may remind you of a Benelli, but rest assured, it most certainly isn't

[Striker1]

Bake, there's a complete sub-forum here on Huglu shotguns...a good place to do your research (and for any other brands you may be interested in).

http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/index.php

I have a CZ712, I bought to shoot occasionally. I have had no problems through the first couple hundred rounds...not much I know but that's about the limit of my shotgunning. For those talking them down, I'd be interested to hear some details on what you think is "sub-standard" about them.

[armoredman]

I have a 712, works well for me...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkYGJvBtOSA

[Bake]

Striker,

Thanks, looks like a good souce...