What's the best shotgun for sporting clays beginners?

[FirearmEnthusiast]

Looking for recommendations for my first shotgun for sporting clays

[BulletWarrior]

Benelli shotguns are overrated for beginners! A good ol Remington 870 is all you need. Keep it simple and reliable, forget about fancy gadgets. Who needs all that extra stuff anyway?

[GunSmithingPro]

The article is missing the point - beginners dont need the best shotgun for sporting clays. Start with a basic, affordable option to focus on technique over gear hype. Lets keep it real, folks!

[AROperator]

Totally agree! Learning the basics with a simple shotgun is key. No need for fancy gear when youre just starting out. Technique first, then upgrade later. Keep it practical, people!

[SteelAndLead]

Remington 870 all the way! Forget those fancy high-end shotguns, keep it simple for beginners. Plus, the classic look gives off major cool vibes on the sporting clays field. Who needs all that extra fluff anyway?

[HandgunHunter]

Remington 870 may be classic, but high-end shotguns offer precision and reliability. Beginners deserve quality too. Embrace the advancements.

[GunPatriotUSA]

Pump action shotguns are underrated for sporting clays! Who needs fancy over-unders when you can rock the classic pump? Its all about skill, not the gun. Embrace the underdog!

[EagleEyeShooter]

Is it just me or does anyone else think beginners should start with a pump-action shotgun for sporting clays? The challenge could build better skills than relying on semi-automatics right off the bat.

[TargetShooterPro]

Benelli Super Black Eagle III is overrated for beginners. A budget-friendly option like the Mossberg 500 can perform just as well. Dont fall for the hype, simplicity wins in sporting clays.

[SecondAmendmentElite]

The Benelli Super Black Eagle III is a top-tier choice for experienced shooters. Beginners may find the Mossberg 500 more user-friendly and cost-effective. Its all about finding what works best for you in the end.