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  • #16
    bcsquare
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    • May 2013
    • 397

    Originally posted by JagerDog
    Well the Miroku IS a Citori for all intents and purposes. Often with nicer wood (grade for grade).

    Personally I find the 12g model a bit too blocky but I've shot them well and personally know several well into the 6 figure round count.

    My personal target guns are Beretta 682's (a Sporting and a Trap, both in Greystone finish) Seems like the price of thoses went up when Beretta introducd the 692.
    I don't remember the time frame but Miroku made Citori's for some time. Those are good buys if you find them.

    You and I have the same opinion on them. I find Beretta and other Italian guns to fit better.

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    • #17
      ysr_racer
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      • Mar 2006
      • 12014

      I've found that if a Browning fits you, a Beretta won't, and vise versa.

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      • #18
        JagerDog
        I need a LIFE!!
        • May 2011
        • 15385

        Originally posted by ysr_racer
        I've found that if a Browning fits you, a Beretta won't, and vise versa.

        Ya know...I shoot 'em both.

        Browning has several different target stocks (drop, parallel, etc.) in their target lines.

        In today's world of adjustable target guns I don't even see the basis for the argument (if brand X fits, brand Y won't). IME it's not as complicated, nor as simple as that.

        Yes, I realize a base Citori won't have the options.
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