O/U Baikal Shotgun for Sporting Clays

[reno]

Does anyone have any experience with these ? The sporting clay model has a good look, feel, comes up great, nice wood, finish,.

Any comments on their reliability?
Problems?

Thanks,
Reno

 

[x10]

A friend of mine bought the O/U several years ago, He's not a hardcore shooter but runs through 500-1000 a summer and is happy,

Remington is selling a line of O/U that are basically a the same gun but with a Little (very little if any) cleanup and decoration on it and it seems to be a fine gun also, another friend of mine bought one last summer and has about 500 rounds through it without a hitch,

I would not hesitate to buy one, I would probably get it with the remmy name on it just because,
I don't know how they would do if you shot 10k shots a summer but I think if you plan on 10k for your life your golden

 

[jwglock]

I purchased a Remington SPR 310 12 ga. a few months back. Can't say I have shot it a lot, but it seems to be a great O/U for the price.

 

[reno]

Well I really do not think I will get to 10,000 rds, but who knows. I really appreciate the comments. It sure helps.

 

[Nayls47]

I purchased a Remington SPR 310 12 ga. a few months back. Can't say I have shot it a lot, but it seems to be a great O/U for the price.

I bought the nickle SPR 310 in 20 Gage. Love it but the stock length is a little short for me.

 

[Bigswin]

I've got a Baikal i bought a couple of years ago off an old neighbor. It seems to shoot pretty well but it's a very "utility". I'm sure I could put some money into it to make it better but...

 

[reno]

I had a weak moment and bought a CZ Woodcock Deluxe. Just made the comparisons. The CZ fit me almost perfectly, come up the same each time, handled really well, Love the case hardened side plates,
I really appreciate the comments and help.

 

[Bigswin]

fit is KEY. Good luck with the clays.