The browning needs a video of its own it’s stunning

All my favorites are old trap guns but with the standard ribs. They just fit me. A early 60’s Browning Superposed trap special, a early 70’s Franchi International Trap (fantastic gun) and an 80’s Weatherby (Japanese) SKB Trap. All have fantastic grade III/IV wood, hand engraved dark receivers and class! 👍🏼

Excellent video love the mk. 2 Ghia escort.

Great video and fun, plus good shooting.

Absolutely brilliant, so funny, loved it 😂

We always love collecting and shooting the guns of our youth! Great video! I would love to go back to the prices of the 1970's!

Brilliant! Loved this!

Brilliant 😂...informative and entertaining...fantastic lads👏👏👏

This the funniest video I have seen in awhile. "You're going to be in the shadow of my shooting" Best line ever!

Lads, that brought back many memories of the 70's to me. I had a Nikko trap for many years up to and right through the 80's.
My go to ammo was Topmark 7's in 1/18 oz, you knew you fired them but they were awesome out the Nikko. As for those S & B's, i reckon they were wadded with "The News of The World!"
Brilliant presentation guys, it has to be the Shadow for me, best looking gun and a big wedge of nostalgia never to be repeated, i;m afraid.

Mate you are comedy gold. Love the shooting videos mixed in with the usual stuff. 🤣🤣👍

Very good I enjoyed that well done both.

Brilliant. Great guns. Fab gear. Great fun and very informative. For it would probably be the Nikko and the Browning.

You can always tell a good Perm by how much it wobbles under recoil…..you guys nailed it !! 😂🤣😂 Great vid Lads 💪

Great stuff. Shot a Nikko MKII trap with my dear old dad late seventies. Superbly made gun but you could just about land a Cessna on the rib. Off track a bit but I think the eighties  and early nineties were the best time for Miroku. I’ve recently started getting keen about Sporting and I scored an as new 7000 sp1 as shooting a Miroku for sporting is nearly mandatory here in Oz. The difference in manufacturing between my 7000 and a MK70 is night and day. Anyway love the reviews of the old stuff. Best shotgun entertainment out there.

very good. The shooting glasses with fake nose and moustache were a nice touch.

Great video. I learnt to shoot with a Shadow my dad had 3 . A 28 inch sporter and two Shadow trap guns . The one was bored out to 1/4 and 3/4 for shooting sporting . He liked the longer barrels on the trap for sporting . Would’ve been nice if you could’ve found some Winchester trap 200 as they were an iconic cartridge back in the day. And of course we all shot 32 gram .

Don't know if they reached the UK in the '70s, but if this was about shotguns in the states, it would have been incomplete without a Remington 3200.

Don't know how popular they were in England but I have a late 70s Ithaca/SKB model 700 trap gun with a massive "Broadway" rib, has to be at least 14-16mm in width and the infamous Ithaca sun dot. One of the earliest uses of a florescent front bead I've seen. It's a beautiful gun with 30" barrels fixed chokes at IM/FULL.

Matt, your production crew must have had a windfall injection of cash!  Best B-movie of classic guns I've seen.  Thanks, John.  Agree with the assessments.  Can I have the B25, please?