Skeet & trap

anyone do skeet or trap?
Thinking about getting into it so I'm looking for some help on chosing yada yada yada ect ect ect .... so anyone?

you mean like Trap shooting?

yeah ya know
as in (if I remember for trap ) PULL!

LOL at my local gun club all we have to do is show up, borrow a gun from the club(granted you passed your gun safety classes.), buy a box of shells, sign the team roster, and go shoot. Its fairly simple around here but im sure its WAY more complicated in the big cities.
All you will need is a gun, shells, proof of gun safety, and a vest for empties etc.

k, because ALL DEPENDING
I might get into skeet or spend it on airsoft AGAIN

Whats skeet?

Im reletivley big into it going an auto throwing turret a hand throw system an 870 with some strange custom paint job a Rem 1300 and uh suming else.

Ya I shoot skeet. Never really cared for trap, but I do it every once in a while. Right now I'm using an escort over-under 12 ga for sporting clays and my custom Remington 11-87 for hunting.

YEAH! I've been shooting both trap and skeet for years!

Again......WTF is skeet? (pardon the language)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skeet_shooting

and what would you recomend on a budget for a beginner(anything but I prefer a semi auto

Anything Remington. The 11-87 I have is great, but maybe out of your price range.
Looking for 12 ga or 20?

any of em.... but such a budget I have is minimum (less than $600

Ah that does change things a bit then.

Most Remington and Baretta 12 ga semi autos are $1000+

I'd look into Escort, Mossberg, or Weatherby.

So are you looking for a sporting clay shotgun or hunting?

sporting, but possibly eventually hunting(first in my family then!)

Benelli's are basically the Systema of the shotgun world. If you had $1500+ to blow, I'd say look into one of these suckers.

In the $600 price range, I would say:
-Mossberg Model 935
-Remington 1187
-Remington SPR453

Heres a good resource: http://www.ableammo.com/catalog/default.php?cPath=9935_13769_13910_13911&sort=3a&page=6

I wouldnt suggest buying from that site, but it'll give you an idea of the prices.

I personally like over-unders and pumps better than semi because you concentrate on placing your shots a little better. While hunting that really matters.

People tend to get a little cocky with semi autos because they know they can unload 3+ rounds in under a second...and typically miss every time. It's really just a matter or preference and price.

well it goes kinda like this over here
1 wisconsin is 16 to work so chores are the main way of income(besides my savings bonds(which take forever))
2 keep it cheap
3 buy from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skeet_shooting or you will never get it!

don't quite understand what you mean by #3

as in you get it there or its never comming EVER.... sort of like airsoft GI(reliable, educated.... THE ONLY ONE HERE )

Naw it's just best that you buy in-person. You have to fill out all kinds of paperwork and stuff. It's just all around better to buy a firearm in-store. I don't even think you can legally buy one online anymore.

thats why I chose them.... right by where we go to get food (turkeyyyy freeshhhhhh )