For me the choice is easy, an original Model 32. I use one exclusively, a two barrel set, for skeet, trap and clays. I have also owned a 3200 and its a great gun, but its not a Model 32. While they look similar, they are very different inside. There is a reason the Model 32 design was purchased by Krieghoff and is by far the dominant gun for clays and trap. Its just an awesome gun. You can find one on GI, GB or Proxibid for reasonable price. Not all, or even most, have been shot to pieces. In fact, mine, a 1936 model, has been refurbished, looks good as new and is mechanically excellent. Its chugging right along. Again, both the 32 and 3200 are great guns, but the Model 32 is my preference.
