AYA Over Unders………

[ismith]

ya better speak up if you’re in the know!

 

[Ben Lamb]

Solid Spanish guns. Some better than others, but a decent grade matador is a great entree into doubles.

 

[Salmonchaser]

I think I look at AYAs once a week on gunbroker. Always kinda liked them.

 

[Don Fischer]

Solid Spanish guns. Some better than others, but a decent grade matador is a great entree into doubles.

I've got three Matadors. A 16, a 28 and a 410. Like to hunt with the 28 and train with the 410. Recently got a CZ Bobwhite in 28. Love double triggers!

 

[Bill Zent]

In 1960 my Dad bought my brother and I each an AYA Matador in 16ga with a single trigger that fired the modified before the full. Never a problem, great guns.

 

[morley.tyler]

AYA is best known for value-priced SxSs, but they have made many great over/under's. In the early 2000's they were imported and distributed by a Gun Maker named Dale Tate, who himself apprenticed and then worked at Purdy in London, and as such, this man knows best guns.

Do you have a specific question?

 

[ismith]

AYA is best known for value-priced SxSs, but they have made many great over/under's. In the early 2000's they were imported and distributed by a Gun Maker named Dale Tate, who himself apprenticed and then worked at Purdy in London, and as such, this man knows best guns.

Do you have a specific question?

My eye is drawn to a particular AYA Coral. It feels REALLY good in the hands and floats to the shoulder and on target.

 

[morley.tyler]

Do you have your eye on one? The Coral is a Merkel-style action w/ a Greener lock-up. If it makes you happy and is within your budget, don't hesitate.