Several of my friends at C d'A Skeet & Trap have them in most of the gauges, and all seem to be really great guns for the money. One friend did quite a bit of patterning with his two and a couple of low priced Spanish doubles. The Turkish guns were much better regulated then the cheap Spanish guns both of which crossfired.
The Turks have been pretty good with firearms for quite a few centuries. Ask the Brits and Aussies who faced them at a place known as Gallipoli. Remember the Ottaman Empire? Seems to have been the only outfit to ever maintain any stability in the Near East.
