My Beretta 682 gold 34/30 has many worn parts. I got it fixed at the grand last year by the onsite Beretta store. I tanked the last 3 rounds of HDCP there. Something feels very different with my single barrel and I had 8 double fires with my o/u barrels at a shoot when I got home. I'm afraid I'll be going through what many describe as the learning curve that comes with a new or different gun. So I'm thinking if I have to go through that, why not actually go through it with a newer, better gun????? At this point I have no confidence but am thinking of getting this gun fixed (again) to use as my doubles gun and as a backup up gun and getting a single barrel Ljutic. I slowly worked my way back to the 27 but have never thought of myself as competitive back here. I shoot the Beretta very well in singles and doubles. I've procrastinated all winter over this and with the season right around the corner I could use a little advise. Thank you, Rodney Larson SD
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