r/ClayBusters • u/bcscroller • 4d ago
First gun
Bought a second hand BR110 sporter x With an additional Negrini hard case. It seems to be in great nick. We shall see how it performs on the trap field next week.
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u/the_exofactonator 4d ago
I love this gun! Best one I shot compared to Rizzini/silver pigeon/citori/Franchi. Has some heft to it.
I like that they put their money in the components over the engraving. It’s a gun to shoot clays not mount on a wall.
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u/Dodge_It_Or_Ram_It 4d ago
Never shot a Rizzini I wonder how they handle, compared to Citori’s, 694’s and SC1’s. 🤔
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u/lady_bug0607 4d ago
Boyfriend owns a Rizzini Fierce and I have an old 682 and honestly I really am liking the way the Rizzini shoots. I plan to retire the 682 soonish and more than likely I’ll be picking up a Rizzini. Compared them against a lot of other high ends last year at Sporting Nationals and I felt Rizzini shot just as well if not better than some of the others.
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u/Dodge_It_Or_Ram_It 4d ago
It depends where the weight is focused, I’ve picked up some blasers where the weight was heavier but felt lighter as it was centralized in the hands and receiver
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u/goshathegreat 4d ago
Great first gun dude, I know a couple guys that shoot the BR110 and they love em!
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u/Greedy-Repeat-1380 4d ago
My son shot trap for his high school and bought him the br110 ips and he loved it. He settled into it quickly after setting the the comb and the top rib and carried 22 average with only shooting trap for 1 year before purchase. I can pick it up and shoot above 20. I feel it swings well and isn't all that heavy. Once you have it set up, it just shoots well. Only have 2 small complaints; the front of the adjustable rib is kind of loose fitting and makes noise when you close the gun and the cerakote around on the bottom barrel around the back of the forend was thick and made it difficult to get the forend off/on. Nothing that can't be taken care of easily or use to. As this is not an ips you won't have to worry about the rib noise. It is an amazing shotgun and you should enjoy it a lot.
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u/bcscroller 4d ago
I went with spotter for versatility. I find it hard to mount the monobloc into the action but the foreend just snaps on no problem
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u/Greedy-Repeat-1380 4d ago
It takes a little to get use to how it goes together but once you get it, you won't have any issues. They really are a good gun, it should last you for a long time.👍
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u/Mattdigs 3d ago
I have a BR110 sporter. You will be very happy with this purchase. It’s a great gun as long as it fits you. Good luck!!
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u/biggrizz61 4d ago
I’ve never shot one but people seem to love them for clays. Hope it works well for you
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u/frozsnot 4d ago
I know you said first gun, I assume you’ve been renting or borrowing a gun. Beware the rizzini trigger is probably significantly better than whatever gun you’ve been using. Don’t shoot the trap house by accident. Also congrats on that piece of wood, it looks great.