I just read an article in my NRA mag about Bianchi ..

[adoddere]

Have been considering a solid O/U to own and shoot table trap and what not. Was under the impression that a Browning Cytori was a good "entry level" choice. Then I saw this article. The Bianchi sounds like a nice choice, but was HALF the price of the Browning. Is the Browning THAT much better? Is there another choice I should be considering?

[NRA Recruiter]

If you're shooting captive what nots the Bianchi is great but the Browning would be much better for what nots in wild.

[adoddere]

If you're shooting captive what nots the Bianchi is great but the Browning would be much better for what nots in wild.

I'm thinking I may want to have the option to be properly tooled up for shooting what nots in the wild too! Thanks for the input -- I feel like I know so little about shotguns, it's hard to figure out what I want/need. I clearly need to do a little more reading, thinking and learning.

[ruggerio]

and i thought they only made holsters? go figure.

[NRA Recruiter]

and i thought they only made holsters? go figure.

There's also a Bianchi bicycle company, no relation to the holster company.

[adoddere]

Well, I obviously had a brain freeze when I originally asked the question. It's FRANCHI, not Bianchi. Doh!