I owned a well made Italian O/U in 9.3x74. Gorgeous rifle. Reasonably accurate. 2-3" at 100 yards. It was pleasant enough to shoot, and the 9.3 caliber is a very good cartridge. Unfortunately, it had automatic ejectors and a single trigger, and I found it quite unreliable as to ejection and firing. Sometimes one or both of the cases would stick, and sometimes one or both of the firing pins would not reset. Such a beautiful gun, and I ended up letting it go for less than I had paid for it. I believe you do need to look for quality. I would also lean towards the simpler designs for reliability. Double triggers and plain extractors. I realize that is a somewhat controversial statement. I only say that from limited experience. But nothing will sour your attitude like an expensive gun which malfunctions. It will even affect your ability to shoot it, since 99% of good marksmanship is in the head. Boar are not forgiving animals either. Go for reliability. Good luck. Norman4