Thread: Yildiz U/O - any good

tried them about 5 years ago, can't fault the wood as it comes from the same source as beretta's.
they are very cheap, we got a deal from the importers at the time, couldn't hit shit with them but that could have been sorted by a fitting and stock adjustment.
the safety catches looks and feel like a lego block and the cheap screws in the alloy block need replacing.
the yanks have been using them for a few years now and they seem to get mixed reviews and reports of broken firing pins are common, in fact they advise buying a spare set when you get the gun, on the whole the price of them is the best feature and will convert many to try using a sub gauge....... i would like to try the sxs and then chop it for the kids.