Don't get hung up on what mfg's call a Skeet gun vs a Sporting Clays gun or a Field gun.....most any good general purpose gun can be used for everything.
In general again - as an all around gun ( for hunting, Skeet and Sporting) I like a 12ga, Over Under ( because I have 2 chokes - and can put what I want in each barrel), around 8 1/2 lbs, 30" barrels. An O/U like the Browning Citori XS Skeet model with the adj comb - is one gun that meets all those specs for me personally. But for you it could be a pump gun or a semi-auto. You are at a little disadvantage using a pump gun in skeet or sporting on followup shots on pairs of targets in the air at once. But if its just for fun - vs competition - its not a big deal.
O/U's in general - don't have shell cycling issues / where some pumps and semi-autos do have some. If you can break open an O/U and shove a shell into the chamber and close the gun - it'll probably fire both barrels.
Browning bought winchester a few yrs ago ...and then FN bought them both ...so all of the Win's look a lot, if not identical, to the Brownings. The SX3 is not a bad option ....but lots of others. I'm not personally big on anything Mossberg makes - but most of their models are probably ok for light use ( maybe 1,000 targets a yr or so )...in my opinion.
In general again - as an all around gun ( for hunting, Skeet and Sporting) I like a 12ga, Over Under ( because I have 2 chokes - and can put what I want in each barrel), around 8 1/2 lbs, 30" barrels. An O/U like the Browning Citori XS Skeet model with the adj comb - is one gun that meets all those specs for me personally. But for you it could be a pump gun or a semi-auto. You are at a little disadvantage using a pump gun in skeet or sporting on followup shots on pairs of targets in the air at once. But if its just for fun - vs competition - its not a big deal.
O/U's in general - don't have shell cycling issues / where some pumps and semi-autos do have some. If you can break open an O/U and shove a shell into the chamber and close the gun - it'll probably fire both barrels.
Browning bought winchester a few yrs ago ...and then FN bought them both ...so all of the Win's look a lot, if not identical, to the Brownings. The SX3 is not a bad option ....but lots of others. I'm not personally big on anything Mossberg makes - but most of their models are probably ok for light use ( maybe 1,000 targets a yr or so )...in my opinion.