Kofs Sceptre VS ATA Arms SP Sporter 

Exactly the same as you, same advice given to me.. and same gun bought. Its brilliant!

That was a wise choice

Frank Baugh he did he said the ata

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I know it’s 3yrs on, but have you noticed people give you advise on not to purchase but never what to purchase instead of.. As you may well know, there isn’t anything used at $500~$800 range worth buying as they’re used, abused old discarded pieces of shit* that’s why people trade them in as in which no doubt will require a visit to the local gunsmiths for $300~$500 service & parts on so called premium branded Guns…. Buy new, get a 2-5 yr warranty and after 5 years it’s still a reliable gun that you’ve gotten used to, it’s a lot of brand snobbery, if you don’t care about resale value but still get 50% if you sold it in 5 years, as $800 gun and $500 service you’ll still only get what you 50%-60% of original purchase price… (store trade in) maybe..

I would disagree with that mate.

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@@MuhammedTartik Turkish shotguns in my experience dont give longevity. Issue's with triggers and light strikes and generally poor reliability after a couple of 1000 cartridges is usually the issue . The only exception to this in MY OWN EXPERIENCE is the newer escort semi automatics. I wouldent give a bucket of cold piss for a YILDITZ OR AN ATA . There not cheap for a reason . Other people may have only good things to say about them. Again this only my opinion. All the best.

Kofs brand products are produced in Turkey. Factory in Burdur

@Saleh Arshad Thank you for that. It is a question that has been on my mind for some time. My son bought it up and showed me a picture of one. However, he said that Stevens has a metal action, as opposed to the aluminium one on the Kofs.

@@saleharshad237 Many thanks.

We did a video on that exact subject - ‘what gun would I buy for £600?’

Semi Automatic Turkish Fishing Rifle?

@tgsoutdoors Pfffft! Just seen this but I’m hoping that you’ve since familiarised yourself with this product? 🤔😜

A lady of the night?

@@PointlessGiraffe Bit expensive init.

@@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069 Well he asked what I'd buy for £500-600 and that's it

+1 for sparticle. For 600 you could have a couple of hours in a sauna and a 6 pack...

Possibly, although the price point is a little different for a yildiz nowadays

The Gun Shop I’m looking at buying either a second hand Yildiz that you can get for about the same money as a new Kofs. What would you recommend?

An old Winchester

Go for it- they are great guns

Hi motohunter, did you go ahead and buy the kofs? If so how do you find it so far, as i too am keen to buy one.

@@siturk yes i got a 12 bore kofs brought a pair infact find it brilliant fits me well handles nice shoots well with no problems atall so far ive used it alot the last few months ive had it really put alot of shots through it and its perfect looks good aswell if the gun fits you i would highly recomend buying one

@@saleharshad237 yes its had alot of cartridges shot through it regularly never missed a beat

@@saleharshad237 no

Can pick up an older miroku, skb, nikko, winchester, etc for that if you look hard enough. Guns that will last multiple lifetimes