Perazzi - Honey & Smoke

[Cold Spring]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

If I’m comparing Italian guns to Ferraris Masaratti’s etc I’m thinking more Fabbri and Bossis rather than Perazzi

And how many of them were used to set Olympic clays shooting records?

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Frank Srebro

And how many of them were used to set Olympic clays shooting records?

Dunno about the Olympic events . But I DO know you see more than a couple at pigeon ring events . Heck I know a 90 year old lady that shoots a Fabbri she used it if memory serves twice to win the Kings Cup ladies division in Madrid .

[Double Lab]

Keep in mind that Ivo Fabbri and Daniele Perazzi worked together in the beginning but parted ways because Perazzi wanted to make competition guns and Fabbri wanted to make the finest quality guns. Both accomplished their goals.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Keep in mind that Ivo Fabbri and Daniele Perazzi worked together in the beginning but parted ways because Perazzi wanted to make competition guns and Fabbri wanted to make the finest quality guns. Both accomplished their goals.

As a matter of fact Fabbri also made/makes sports/race cars .

[Cold Spring]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

...... Heck I know a 90 year old lady that shoots a Fabbri she used it if memory serves twice to win the Kings Cup ladies division in Madrid .

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

As a matter of fact Fabbri also made/makes sports/race cars .

One model of the Hudson Hornet was made for stock-car races and it won a few of them back in the day. Just one of many sports/race cars that had their brief moment in the sun. The great ones are talked about today as examples of benchmark design and engineering, the lesser ones not so much.