Semi Auto for Sporting Clays

Depending what lenght barrel you have on your 930 you should be good to go.

I've got the longer barrel and wood stock. Bought it with clay shooting in mind

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I've got the longer barrel and wood stock. Bought it with clay shooting in mind

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You should be fine then. Just follow what ever rules there are for where you will be shooting.


Have fun and post some pics

I use my Benelli for the same, just watch where your empty's are flying off to. Also as I was told at the Whitington Center, make sure the bolt is locked back when moving from station to station. One disadvantage vs. an O/U, harder to see if it's unloaded.

as long as you have the longer barrel and a choke that will pattern the shot well enough to your liking, you should be fine. There's nothing that says you have to use an O/U shotgun for any of the shooting sports. I've used my Remington 1100 for trap/skeet for a long time, and it works well.

I'm actually planning to use my Mossberg to do sporting clays for the first time later this spring with my boss. Looking forward to it. Have fun!

There are a few people in my league with semi-auto's. There are also a few pump's like me. The only disadvantage is that you have to pick up your empty's after the round where the o/u's don't have that issue. Our league just built skeet houses, so I'm considering getting a semi-auto for skeet, but I'll probably be using my 870 for a while.

I use a Weatherby SA-08 for clays.

Would it be possible for two people to use the same gun in sporting clays? My gf wants to use my 930 not her 500

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chasnasty said:

Would it be possible for two people to use the same gun in sporting clays? My gf wants to use my 930 not her 500

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It should be, as long as you both run the course in the same group.