Competition
Trap, skeet, and sporting clays shotguns from Caesar Guerini, Fabarms, Beretta, and Browning — picked by staff who actually compete.
Trap and Skeet Shotguns for Sale, Picked by People Who Shoot Them
Clay target guns aren't hunting guns with a different sticker on them, and our staff knows the difference because they're out on the club circuit shooting competitions themselves. When you're looking at trap and skeet shotguns for sale, that matters — it's the difference between a clerk reading a spec sheet and someone who can tell you why a lower rib pattern helps your skeet lead or why a longer stock length changes your trap score.
We carry the specialty shotguns built specifically for the games: dedicated trap guns with high ribs and tight chokes, skeet-specific configurations for fast crossing targets, and sporting clays models built to handle whatever angle a course throws at you. This isn't overflow from the hunting rack — it's a separate line built for a separate sport.
Caesar Guerini and Fabarms: The Italian Guns Serious Shooters Ask For
- Midwestern Shooters Supply is a Caesar Guerini and Fabarms dealer, two names that show up on the line at real competitions for a reason — balance, fit, and reliability that holds up round after round. We also stock Beretta and Browning competition models for shooters who want proven, widely-supported platforms with parts and service that aren't hard to find.
- As a Wisconsin sporting clays shotgun dealer, we keep a working selection on hand rather than a catalog you have to special-order from and wait weeks on. If we don't have the exact configuration in stock, we can talk through what's available and get you into something that fits.
Buying Your First Trap Gun Without Overspending on Features You Don't Need Yet
If you're new to the sport and trying to figure out the best shotgun for trap shooting beginners, don't start by asking for the most expensive gun on the wall. Start with fit, gauge, and a stock length that matches your build — a gun that mounts naturally will teach you more about hitting targets than a premium receiver you're fighting every round.
Our staff will walk you through gauge choice (12-gauge is still the standard for most trap and skeet fields), single-barrel versus over/under, and where it makes sense to spend more once you know you're sticking with the sport. No pressure to upsell — just straight answers from people who were beginners on the same clay fields once too.
Stop In and Handle One Before You Buy
Photos and spec sheets don't tell you how a gun mounts or how the recoil feels on your shoulder. Come handle the shotguns in person at 191 Church Street in Lomira, just off Highway 41 and 67 — about 50 miles north of Milwaukee and 10 miles south of Fond du Lac, and an easy trip from West Bend.
Call ahead at 920-269-4995 if you want a specific Guerini, Fabarms, or Browning model pulled and waiting when you walk in, or if you've got questions about chokes, fit, or gauge before you make the drive. We're open Monday through Saturday, closed Sunday.
