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<blockquote data-quote="ndweimer" data-source="post: 153437" data-attributes="member: 1574">So last year I helped coach a youth high school trap team and had an amazing time.&nbsp; This year my oldest daughter is eligible to shoot, so I am in search of a shotgun to buy her.&nbsp; The problem is she is tiny for her age.&nbsp; I am thinking 20 ga. and possibly semi-auto to help with recoil.&nbsp; Some of the models that intrigue me are the Cz with adjustable length of pull, Tri-Star, and Escort.&nbsp; These models are all fairly light, have short length of pull and reasonably priced for an auto.&nbsp; My question is, do any of you have any experience with these shotguns?&nbsp; I am reluctant to go with a pump, as my 870 has plenty of recoil compared to some of the autos I have shot.&nbsp; What are your thoughts?If any of your children attend a school that offers the clay target league, I would encourage you to get involved.&nbsp; What an awesome program.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ndweimer, post: 153437, member: 1574"] So last year I helped coach a youth high school trap team and had an amazing time. This year my oldest daughter is eligible to shoot, so I am in search of a shotgun to buy her. The problem is she is tiny for her age. I am thinking 20 ga. and possibly semi-auto to help with recoil. Some of the models that intrigue me are the Cz with adjustable length of pull, Tri-Star, and Escort. These models are all fairly light, have short length of pull and reasonably priced for an auto. My question is, do any of you have any experience with these shotguns? I am reluctant to go with a pump, as my 870 has plenty of recoil compared to some of the autos I have shot. What are your thoughts? If any of your children attend a school that offers the clay target league, I would encourage you to get involved. What an awesome program. [/QUOTE]

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