I've seen 2 or 3 at my local range...and they were junk !
Guy I knew pretty well, bought one, couldn't hit anything with it....so we took it to the pattern board....one barrel was hitting high right about 6" and the other one was low left 3 or 4"....( so the barrels were not regulated properly)...dealer he bought it thru, helped him send it in for warranty / but they were never able to fix it....so he finally gave up on it.
He also had trouble with it doubling...( pull trigger once, both barrels fire )...but that seems to be common on a lot of the low end O/U's ....( I've seen a number of the Baikal's double as well )....
Huglu's were some of the worst I've seen ...even worse than Baikals, Stoeger, etc...
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Most of the O/U's under $ 1,000 ....are not very good guns / no resale value, not durable, parts may be an issue..../ and while there are exceptions ...I don't know how you can look at them and tell...( if barrels are regulated, quality of the steel, quality of hammers, barrel lockup, etc...
There is a reason that used Browning Citori's - field grade - ( with 250,000 shells thru them, and 25 yrs old.....that were purchased new in 1989 for
$ 750 ) are still demanding $ 1,250 on the used market today ...with a lot of life still left in them if they were reasonably taken care of.