Zoli or Caesar Guerini?

[ceh383]

Where did you shoot the CG's? Triple b's wants 50 bucks to shoot one, bit much.

That's where I shot them, yes it is a bit much, but it's much cheaper than buying a gun that won't work for you.

I don't know if they are the same but I had an Antonio Zoli for a few years. I let it go due to no parts availability.

Antonio Zoli is the same maker. Most of the older Zoli guns in the US were actually Angelo Zoli guns. They made price-point guns for several retailers such as Sears. Parts for these guns are hard to find as Angelo Zoli went out of business in the 80's.
The current guns can be repaired, or replacement parts can be bought from Zoli USA or Coles...Parts are available.

[ysr_racer]

Zoli shotguns are the softest shooting o/u's I've ever shoot. My next shotgun will be a Zoli.

[ceh383]

Zoli shotguns are the softest shooting o/u's I've ever shoot. My next shotgun will be a Zoli.

I'm in the process of buying one, trying to work out the details on getting it shipped here from New Hampshire...

[ysr_racer]

Nice, is that one with the weight system?

[ceh383]

No weight system on this model, but the ones I've shouldered felt very well balanced as they are... And there are other ways to balance a gun to ones liking

[Arrieta578]

Nice looking gun. Subdued with a decent piece of walnut. I like it! Reminds me of my B. Rizzini/Sig TT25.

I'm assuming you are going to shoot sporting clays with it, or perhaps skeet?

[ceh383]

It will be for mainly Sporting Clays with some Skeet thrown in.
I like the simple look of the gun plus the fact it has a Boss Style lockup.

[ceh383]

This transaction has been a PITA, but as of this morning it's done. I picked it up this morning and shot a round of Skeet as a function test. I only shot a 23 but the gun functioned perfectly, as it should. For an off the shelf gun, it fits close enough to be able to break targets with it.

[ysr_racer]

Very nice !!