I bought the legacy hps steel version in 20 ga for this dove season...ive already killed close to 200 doves with it...we do dove hunts so i hunt about every day of the 2 dove seasons and we have been using these yildez shot guns since 2014...they are tough as nails and all ours have more rounds than most people have unless your a comp shooter...we beat the shit out of these guns and have never had 1 hiccup on all 5 we have...i own a citori but i take my yildez 99 percent of time.
@@leeprimeroessler3277 guessing you have stripped them side by side, used feeler gauges, micrometer and tested hardness of steels??? Chances are you havent been anywhere near one
Do they make a left hand version? Or at least "neutral" - without a right hand palm swell.... ( 'cause it's kind of too steep to pay $5k + tax for a Turkish gun and then drop an other +2.5K on a custom left hand stock... Regardless of what anyone says, these guns may or may not be worth their price after 10 - 15 years of flawless service - right now, it's just a gamble... a very expensive one...)
Selling these guns at the big Bs price point? Nah resell is very low compared to the competition. Although I do love the low end guns. For the money they are really nice.
@@user-kv2cl7vf4c I mean 2500 British pound (3100 USD). The us dealers are selling them for over $6000. They can keep them. I'd pick up a beretta 694 or something else for that kind of cash.
Always Leary when a shop that sells these guns talks them up. Do your own research not just on guns. Go see the gun ,don’t just buy or listen to sales people.
Had nothing but trouble with my Yildiz 20 bore bought from new had both firing pins redone second barrel trigger often not working ,my next door neighbor said its frozen finger until he used it lol cheap rubbish
Exhibition grade wood looks good but not as strong as wood that has straight grain through the grip and neck !! Berettas and Guerini guns don’t start at 18k but can cost that much, makes me wonder if you know what you’re talking about.
