Thanks for the peek at the Matador number two I have one in 10 gauge and hand load for everything from Deer to Bob White quail. 3 oz loads down to Oz and 1/8 load. I love the lines of the gun and the case hardening. I'm a neanderthal so the heft doesn't bother me that much. Great video enjoyed it ,good hunting! Rick of Orange
Nice to see them cooing over the 25. I have one, with a single trigger, that I just couldn't pass up in the local gun shop and I love it. Beautiful little gun Also got a Yeoman O/U but have had to leave it in the cabinet until I can get it repaired. The ejectors are worn out and letting the odd cartridge slip past. Love the AYA's - great guns.
Have own a model 56 for quite a few years. It was given to me by one of my uncles as a present on my 18th birthday (I'm 58 now). He bought it for himself but shooting wasn't his thing so he passed it on to me. Beautifully made, lovely to shoot and a joy to look at! When it comes to historical Spanish gun manufacturers, AYA is up there along with Ignacio Ugartechea and Victor Sarasqueta (of whom I also own guns)
I liked the comment on the 25-inch. When you go against the fashion you feel that good sense has deserted you. But going back to basics is reassuring. A 25-inch is, indeed, a soldier's gun. Useful in the ravine.
Such a great informative video, it's good to see a nice line-up of the different models and variations. Got a mint Yeoman the day after my licence arrived in August on your recommendation, just want a nice no4 and no2 in the new year and I'll be happy. Thank you for satisfying my AyA needs!
God I love this channel and the content its been pumping out the last 12 months. Won't be long now till 100k subs, then 250k subs, keep up the good work!
Love aya's. Great barrrels, great wood, good quality blueing and nice balance on Nr 4 upwards. You always could rely on a Nr4 BLE which was half the cost of anything else of simikar quality. Regret selling mine for a Silver Pidgeon!
Great video, so thank you for that 🙂, my first twin barrel shotgun was a AYA No4. But I'd give my eye teeth fot that stunning 410 pigeon AYA shotgun. I'd love to see you make a video on black powder shotguns, both muzzle loading and cartridge. I'm very bias towards them as I've been shooting them for over forty years. Please keep on making these videos.
Hello from across the pond! How do I find such a Marvelous deal like this in the states?? I can't find doubles like this anywhere here. A turkish double at the store here is $800.00!!! I wish I could find a Double with this kind of history, art, craftsmanship. Please help! If you can! P.s. The way you all hunt Game birds Is a dream here in the states. It's do able though. I'm going to start now. Find somewhere here and get into it. I've been watching all your videos on how to get started. Thanks for everything friends!!! Thumbs up
Ohhhh... that pair of 12's... one in coin, the other colour-case-hardened.... His & Hers, or Rain & Shine ? Perhaps they're choked differently? One 1/4 and 1/2, the other 1/2 & 3/4, or 3/4 & full ?
el video me gusta lo unico malo es QUE NO ENTIENDO NADA DE LO QUE DICEN TENDRIAN QUE TRADUCIRLO AL CASTELLANO o sino que hagan como las peliculas que abajo esta la traduccion espero que me den BOLAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I started with a single 410 hammer AYA as a kid, went through various guns including pump, then had a nice AYA boxlock for a few years. After a spell without a shotgun I now own a very nice, if rather short No.2 that is really great for driven game when they are not that high and are coming in thick and fast!
First clay I ever broke was with my mums AYA, wish i could remember which model it was. Sneaking suspicion it was a Yeoman. It was 35 years ago [12yrs old] so think I can be forgiven for the memory being a bit foggy 😁
Great video and to see my beloved twenty five, video idea : find the longest barreled shotgun you can and get Ant to shoot it and Jonny to compete against him with a twenty five.
@@tgsoutdoors I think Ithaca made more than 275,000 SxSs. Parker made more than 200,000. Francotte made tons. The Spanish have made far fewer, by comparison. I doubt they've made more sidelocks than Purdey.
Really wish you could review a more budget oriented SxS Turkish shotgun, such as the Churchill's 5xx. I own a Churchill 520 and would love to hear how it compares to the more expensive guns you review as I will most probably never be able to afford any of the other more expensive guns. Cheers! Love the channel
