[Barry C. Roach]

Ok for hunting. Not a long term target gun.

 

[kraiza]

Thats what I though it was just a hunting gun. But I have a Ringneck Target that holding up better then I though. In 2 months I have 3000 rounds on it and looking for over 15k by the end of the year. It getting use as a SXS sprorting class gun.

 

[Barry C. Roach]

Kraiza. Keep us updated on your experience with your Huglu. I bought a 30" .410 and it is a nice gun but probably shouldn't have made my statement because I don't use it for target shooting. You will have a better perspective than I will.

 

[BigM-Perazzi]

Apparently the new, successful Cz guns say Huglu on the barrels...

 

[Steve W]

The CZ shotguns I've seen are all made by Huglu in Turkey, which is a reputable name in Turkish gun trade. They are what they are, never positioned their name in high grade gun maker's list, but it's a good shotgun at it's price range.

 

[stokinpls]

I always thought the last letter should have been a "y". ;-)

Bob Falfa

 

[bydnsilly3]

Can you shoot it? If the answer is yes, then!!!!
If you are looking for a gun to shoot a million plus
targets, ????????????

Bill Myers

 

[Wolfman]

No! I have seen these come apart, and the quality control, metallurgy, and service leaves MUCH to be desired.

 

[Tron]

No. Turkey is for Thanksgiving, not for making shotguns....it's that simple.

 

[johnpe]

I won a 20 gauge Bobwhite at a sporting clays tournament a few years ago and have been very satisfied with its quality and workmanship. It doesn't get a lot of use, but it performs well on sporting clays targets and quail. I'd guess I've put maybe 1000 rounds through it without any hiccups. The only reason I typically pick up the 20 gauge LC Smith field instead of the Bobwhite is the LCS has ejectors.

Johnpe

 

[GunDr]

I won a CZ Ringneck 28ga and have been shooting some competition clays with it the past two years. I've got a little over 2000rds through it and no problems.

I too was skeptical on the quality, having never had one in my hands before. I assumed it was a POS just like every other Turkish gun on the market today. I'm looking at making an exception on this one.


Doug

 

[SPACE GUN]

NO!!!!!

 

[Gold Medal]

Huglu is to shotguns what Yugo was to cars.

 

[kiv-c]

Everything mechanical breaks, eventually. What really matters then is whether you can get parts for it.

A shooting friend owns a BSA 20GA o/u (one of the endless varieties of Huglu's) that broke a firing pin. No parts available anywhere! Same story for the Mossberg Reserves.

Always check for parts availability before buying anything; unless it's so cheap you can afford to throw it away rather than fix it.

Kiv

 

[Bavaria-Grade]

Stupid way to spell JUNK

 

[Bruce Specht]

I own three Huglu's and I've shoot all three at the trap range and for Sporting clays. I've had no problems with the guns and enjoy shooting them. I have a 410, 28, and a 16. The wood to metal fit is nice, good wood with nice sharp checkering. I paid a bit more and ordered the guns with higher end engraving and it is very nice. The one thing I noticed is that the guns are heavy as for a long term heavy use target gun, not sure that I would buy one for that use. A good buy for the money

 

[Hammer1]

.

Have side-by-side CZ (Huglu) shotguns in 16, 20, and 28 gauge.

They are not the equivalent of my Winchester Model 21's, Greeners, or Westley-Richards...

But the CZ's are not bad shotguns.

.

 

[Big Al 29]

+1 Bavaria. Stupid way to spell junk.