All of these are good speedball markers thats what they are made to do is shoot fast and they are light. Great for a all day tournament.

Here are some suggestions:

1. If you want to impress the guys and girls with how much money you have, but dont expect to hunt or shoot much. Then, an over under Fabbri, Purdey or Holland and Holland could be your ticket. They start at around $100,000.

Another way of achieving this goal is to buy a cheaper, Perazzi, Beretta or Browning over and under and getting it embellished with gold and jewel inlays as well as some engraving and highly figured walnut stock and forend.

2. If you are interested in becoming a great competitive shooter who needs a reliable gun that will shoot thousands of rounds and will not wear out, then the over under Perazzi mx8, Kreighoff k-80, Beretta 682/ DT-10 or the Browning sporter would be the way to go. The side by sides are lighter and tend to kick a little more than over unders in my opinion. With over unders you have the ability to shoot sub gague events with tubes that you cant with automatics or pump guns. some top sporting clays shooters do shoot automatics, but they are know to maintain 5 or 6 identical automatics as back up guns. A good competitive over under shotgun will cost you between $2500 to $10,000. Becoming a good shooter btw will also cost you about $2000 a month in clays and ammo. for about 3 years. You will have to practice shooting about 100 shells a day about 2 to 3 times a week. For skeet buy a gun with barrels between 27-30 inches long. For sporting and trap 30 -34 inches long. For trap it is beneficial to buy a gun with a high ventilated side rib and a high comb. You can usually take the sporting and skeet guns into the field for hunting, if you choose.

3. Finally, if all you want is to be a good solitary hunter, who starts practcing a few weeks before hunting season, and puts his gun up after hunting season, then I think a rugged, Remington 870 pump is best. Although, the Benelli automatics are very reliable too.

(1) Some ways:
-Role models teaching kids at an early age that violence is not either a right or a good answer to problems.

-Stop bullying. It’s natural, but so is disease. It’ll hurt and warp minds and will morph a young one’s innocent mind into one of anger, depression, and sadness, leading to violent actions as their output of bullying’s input.

-Get kids to learn how to communicate at an early age. We should give everyone a say and not leave them out feeling isolated. Anyway, it’s much easier to spot someone going rogue if they communicate more.

2.
To save yourself:
-Don’t panic. This is the most important thing to do for anything in life. You hear this everywhere but how many people follow the advice? Don’t panic so you can think more clearly.

-Get away from the killer. This is easier said than done, of course. Try not to take the most common way out- the killer may have planned ahead for such an escape.

-Don’t trust others. There may be more killers- who can you trust?

To save others:
-Don’t panic. You will add to the chaos if you do.

-Saving others could be contradictory to saving yourself because you might have to go out of your way to help others, prevent you from saving yourself. Sneak attacking the killer or distracting him/her will be very dangerous and maybe it would be the last choice you make, but if done correctly it could delay him/her enough so that a few more people can survive. Whether to give your life for others is your choice though.

2. throw my knife at them

My “school” is to become licensed ministers and the “campus” where we are isn’t really open to the public but if some one walked in with a gun we’d all be Home with Jesus before we knew what happened.