Like the watch ans nice 📸 Lawrence.

Ahh the watch the would not fit my wrist. I tried, but it happened to be the quickest turnaround ever. I received it and sold the next day. Looks great on you my man!

Yes some mileage on it, but what a dial! 👍💯

Great wrist presence Lawrence 😁 love the strap 🤩

Beaters are the best Lawerence. I love the fact that you don't have to worry about a thing when it's on your wrist. What's even better than beater is a cool beater. 🔥

Thank you, Dev! I noticed you sporting a similar strap today, as well. 👌

Yeah kind of 🙂

Great photos Lawrence, it’s been ages since I used a shotgun 😉

Great shot for a field watch, Lawrence.

Thanks, John, but where did you find actual footage of me hunting? 😂

Thanks, Fred. This is from a brand called Yildiz. They are Turkish made guns that were imported to the US exclusively for Academy Sporting Goods. I bought it almost 15 years ago, and I also have it in a .410. It's a very polarizing gun online; people either love them or hate them. For a recreational shooter like myself, it's perfect. Modeled after the Beretta, but for about a quarter of the price. Beautiful engraving, good bluing, and a beautiful walnut stock. It also has a mechanical trigger instead of an inertia trigger, which is always a plus. Supposedly, Briley was doing the warranty work on them, so I took a chance. I stopped keeping track, but I've put at least 2100 shells through it, with absolutely no mechanical failures or misfires, and the majority of that was with reloads (as you can tell from my dirty shells 😂). I haven't been shooting in a couple of years, but I'd like to go soon before the weather turns too hot. It's really a great gun for the money, and the .410 is a hoot!

Wow thank you for the info Lawrence. Looks like a fun gun and a great value. I don't own any break action shotguns but I am always looking. Firearms are like watches for me

Thanks, Fred. This is from a brand called Yildiz. They are Turkish made guns that were imported to the US exclusively for Academy Sporting Goods. I bought it almost 15 years ago, and I also have it in a .410. It's a very polarizing gun online; people either love them or hate them. For a recreational shooter like myself, it's perfect. Modeled after the Beretta, but for about a quarter of the price. Beautiful engraving, good bluing, and a beautiful walnut stock. It also has a mechanical trigger instead of an inertia trigger, which is always a plus. Supposedly, Briley was doing the warranty work on them, so I took a chance. I stopped keeping track, but I've put at least 2100 shells through it, with absolutely no mechanical failures or misfires, and the majority of that was with reloads (as you can tell from my dirty shells 😂). I haven't been shooting in a couple of years, but I'd like to go soon before the weather turns too hot. It's really a great gun for the money, and the .410 is a hoot!

My girlfriend gave me a CZ side by side 20 gauge for Christmas a couple of years ago. It is as you said made in Turkey for CZ. It is an astounding shotgun in my opinion especially for the money. It is to the gun world as San Martin is to the watch world or Steeldive or Addiesdive in my opinion,

Look good and I love the over and under

Awesome picture, Lawrence.

Yildiz makes a fine shotgun.

My youngest son was on a trap shooting team all through highschool.

Saw a few of those at meets.

Thank you, Mark! I wish my high school had offered clay shooting. That would have been awesome. 👍 They've both been fine guns, really impressed with them for the price.

Yeah, I would've enjoyed doing trap during highschool.

His team went to state & nationals & it's quite an event!

That's awesome, Mark. Does he still shoot?

I started off shooting trap when I lived in Arkansas, until one of the old guys took me under his wing and showed me how to shoot skeet. That's been my favorite, since. Every now and then, I would find a place that offered 5-stand or sporting clays, which is a lot of fun, but very humbling at times. 😁😳