YILDIZ Pro 20 Gauge In-depth Review | A Massive Happy New Year From Premier Guns! 

Heading down Wednesday to the shop, looking forward to it 👍

Happy new year Matt and team, nice to see another video over the Christmas period, you have been working hard, I think you are correct Matt this gun is a little of a miss match defiantly did not need ventilated barrels but then I might just be being picky love the case though that's got to be worth something considering the price point of the gun

Happy New Year Matt and all at Premier Guns. I bought my wife a 20 bore Yildiz Pro Black. My wife is not very tall and Matt spent a lot of time and effort getting the Stock right. It had to be cut down to thirteen and a quarter inches, and had an adjustable comb fitted. A Kick- Eez pad was also fitted. I also have one for myself in 20 bore and 12 bore. Bang for Buck? I think that they are currently the best value for money shotgun on the market today. Premier Guns? Very impressive and knowledgeable, and will go to great lengths to get things as perfect as possible, rather than just, sell you a gun. Well done everyone.

Hello Matt, What can I say…..another excellent review of the Yildiz Pro! I live in South Carolina, here in the USA and I bought a Yildiz Pro in 20 bore back in November from a dealer in North Carolina. My gun also has 32” barrels with Grade 4 furniture as well but I have an adjustable comb as standard configuration. I know that wood density will determine the overall weight of a shotgun and mine comes in at 8lbs, 4 ounces. The balance and point -ability is superb and my gun balances right on the hinge pin! I find that the recoil pad is perfectly fine and does not drag on clothing and I shoot FITASC competitively with this shotgun. As far as chokes mine came with 5 Extended chokes ( SK, IC, MOD, IM MOD, & FULL) I paid $4,000 (£3,300) for my gun and it is a great value for what you get. I have to mention that I own TWO other Yildiz Pro’s, both are 12 bore with Grade 7-8 furniture and one has Blued action and the other is engraved (hand done in Turkey). All of these guns are my “go to guns” for competition sporting events!

That’s quite a lot of gun for the money, Great reviews always

Yildiz is a good company. They make very serviceable over under shotguns.

Looks very nice the woods a nice colour .

Happy new year to you all at premier guns👍

A silvers pad would look nice, I agree with you, I hate that forend! Shame they don't make a ribless option?

Just an observation, the skylight behind you is making the foreground quite dark and hard to see the gun itself. Nice review all in all. Happy new year.

I thought i'd stumbled on a game show where you're not allowed to mention an Italian gun manufacturer. Just kidding! Another top presentation from you guys at PG. Happy New Year to you all.

I had a go at a Yildiz 20g a couple of weeks back and enjoyed it... It would be nice if they could work on the trigger unit a little more than what it is but end of the day for the current price you can't beat it.

Another great video. May I ask where you got that vest from? I have searched the internet and can't seem to find anything like it. Happy New Year, CHEERS.

I’d agree on the pad comb height and mid rib and forend I’d love one of those for sim days or game shooting a wider rib say 10mm parallel would be nice too

Great video. Are they on par with the famous brands now?

looks a very nice gun . i do like that

I found your review on the 12 gauge pro to be confusing- you contradicted yourself saying it's nothing like a perazzi then saying it's just like one, i've been around these guns for going on 5 years now, seen them shoot 10s of thousands with no issues, they are mechanically every bit as good as the gun they copied, which should be no surprise considering the steel quality used, then design and being cut on the best cnc machines available, they are a less outwardly finished mx12, best gun for the money alongside a miroku grade 3 imo

Is there a Turkish manufacturer that is close to the browning miruku combe height that you could recommend?

For me and a lot of others that I know, Yildiz is still a bit of an unknown quantity, I think a good analogy is to say they are like Skodas were 20 years ago. Having shot a 12G, I can't fault how they shoot, great wood and good finish. The only thing I don't like is the plain action. Just having the engraving with a bit of gold or something, would lift it for me.

For The Money Matt I Have To Say Nice Wood!! Happy New Year All

Fiancée is looking at getting into shooting do you have a video on best guns for woman?

No price mentioned.No Italian manufacturer mentioned.I have a 686 20 bore and no way did it cost four times as much .

Do you export to the USA and what is the cost?

Is it comes with adjustable comb?

Not going to provide a price range for this gun? 😮

Using 3 inch magnum 20 gauge TSS loads the 20 gauge can take the largest waterfowl at long range and Sandhill cranes. And turkey at 60 yards. Why use a 12 gauge if you can use TSS tungsten shot?

I like your channel, but come on!!!!! The quality of workmanship , metal quality, quality control . Your making it seem like the guns are the same but because of labor cost they sell them cheaper. That's misleading.