I have a Beretta 687 Silver Pigeon II. Beautiful gun, but I have to shoot Lefty due to an eye injury. I have no intention of parting with it, but I don't shoot it as well as some other guns. I have no problems shooting a right hand gun from the "wrong side"

Any opinions on sporting clays autos? I have been looking at prices on used Browning Gold Sporting clays, I like the factory porting already done.

My daughter is shoot on the local team, and kicking my butt....we just can't have this guys.

acsteele,

Why don't you look into a new stock for your 687 or trading for a left-handed one (I'm 99% sure that you can find one)? If you like the gun, why not stick with it and make it fit yourself? Look up Hi-Grade Shooters Supplies if that sounds good to you, they usually have a lot of left-handed guns. Tell them Justin Lancaster sent you!

We sure see a lot of Beretta's both 391's and 390's at all the shoots. Some of the best shooters in the country swear by them.

My son shoots a 390 I won years ago at an event and I'm amazed at how reliable it's been.

Kyler

Check with Cole in Maine. They keep stocks on hand for many Beretta models. Both right and left handed. Chip

I had a Benelli Super Sport auto which I regret selling. It was a great clays gun. Take a look at one of them. Pricey, but worth it.

PS---I had the honor of meeting your uncle many years ago. Great man, great American.

I like the Remington M1100 Sporting.

I sure love my Silver Pigeon grade III, but I find myself bringing my Benelli Super Sport more & more.

Benelli makes semi-autos for southpaws:
http://hunting.about.com/gi/dy.../www.benelliusa.com/

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