Always wanted a Remington 3200 since they came out. Couldn't afford one while I was in school and that situation continued when I got married, had three children and a mortgage. Now have all those expenses taken care of and can afford a new toy.
The 3200 I purchased was a competition trap model that was manufactured after all the initial problems were ironed out. It should be here in a week or ten days.
Needless to say I am anxious to take it out and kill some clay's
Any advice out there concerning care of that model, shooting it, or problems I might face with it. I am sure any misses I experience will be the fault of the gun and not the shooter !!!
Thanks
The 3200 I purchased was a competition trap model that was manufactured after all the initial problems were ironed out. It should be here in a week or ten days.
Needless to say I am anxious to take it out and kill some clay's
Any advice out there concerning care of that model, shooting it, or problems I might face with it. I am sure any misses I experience will be the fault of the gun and not the shooter !!!
Thanks
