straightshooter1

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Pm on its way

Doesn't matter what price you want for it or what other people are selling there's for. The most important price is the price they have sold for, and the price someone is willing to pay! This is what everyone seems to forget and is the most important question in any sale!

I wouldnt change it as it will devalue the gun keep it original unless you intend to keep it forever lots of temp solutions out there that work just aswell

I organised a shoot out there a few years ago it was driven on a island that has a cull in place. My father is Croatian and I speak it fluently. I will be organising it on a regular basis again in the near future, but have to much going on at the moement. the prices are incredibly cheap, glad you had a great time. Great write up! it's Dobro in the context that you are using it Huffhuff lol! oh and watch the Rakija it will make you blind if you drink to much! lol it's evil if you get a good home distilled one!

Any pics

The scope looks good though!

Looked at the flirone and looking at this youtube video not really up for what we would use it for

been looking at thermal scopes for years now, exspensive as hell but at last they have started to come down in price. Much better than NV as they can be used night and day. This bit of kit looks great just a bit unsure as the web site is pretty basic in fact most pages aren't finished could be dodgy would want to see someone else buy, recieve and review one first

hi snow white yes defo 19mm measured with vernier calipers hi white van man Steve i have a 44 objective to mount I think the 14mm will be too high gutted

Hi all looking for 19mm 30mm tube medium height scope mounts for my cz brno zkk-601 can anyone help?

Thanks for the replies guys will get back to you tomorrow once I find out the thread

Hi all looking for a sound moderator for my .308 unsure what screw type will get it checked out and will post later, have slot on my licence ready and waiting

have you got any pictures? if they are still available

Lol when are we going shooting again your turn this time!

Hello stranger still cracking bad jokes lol

thanks everyone

How about £80 Posted?

As in the title and the one shown here http://clulite.cluson.co.uk/clubman-range/5-cb2-clubman-deluxe.html in fully working order with mains charger but no car charger comes with shoulder carry strap looking for £80 plus postage collection welcome I am in Carlisle

section from the Guide on Firearms Licensing Law November 2013 2.7 “Shotgun” means a smooth-bore gun (not being an air gun) which: a)has a barrel not less than 24 inches in length and does not have any barrel with a bore exceeding 2 inches in diameter. The length of the barrel is measured from the muzzle to the point of ignition (breech face). For a muzzle-loading gun, the point of ignition may be taken as the touch-hole or nipple that is nearest to the breach;either has no magazine or has a non-detachable magazine incapable of holding more than two cartridges (see paragraphs 2.13, 2.14 and 2.15 for further information). It should be noted that a gun that has been adapted to have such a magazine only meets this criterion if the magazine bears an approved mark and the adaptation has been certified in writing either by one of the two Proof Houses or by such other person as the Secretary of State has designated, as having been carried out in a manner approved by the Secretary of State; and c) is not a revolver gun (that is, a gun containing a series of chambers, which revolve as part of the firing cycle). 2.8 When considering the classification of smooth-bore guns, special attention must be paid to the length of the barrel and the overall length. With the exception of those chambered for .22 rimfire cartridges, section 1(2) of the 1988 Act raised to the prohibited category (see Chapter 3) all self-loading and pump-action models which are either short-barrelled (under 24 inches) or short in overall length (under 40 inches). For the purpose of calculating overall length any detachable, retractable or other movable butt-stock should be disregarded. References to ‘shotguns’ in the 1968 Act may be taken generally to mean section 2 shotguns, rather than those subject to sections 1 and 5 of the 1968 Act, unless otherwise stated. 2.9 While overall length is not a relevant factor in regard to the classification of traditional single and double-barrelled smooth-bore guns and repeating shotguns with a bolt or lever-action, any such guns with barrels under 24 inches in length are subject to control under section 1 of the 1968 Act. Also controlled under section 1 is any repeating shotgun, not otherwise prohibited by virtue of its barrel length or overall length, with a magazine capacity in excess of two cartridges.

only for semi's or pumps no overall length for single or double barrels

I used a angle grinder with a cutting blade quick and easy, but make sure you stay over 24" on a single or double no worries re overall length, but semi and pump must be over 34"! I think need to check home office guide lines One thing I will say is that I recently had my renewal and my FLO was going to take it off me till we looked through the Home office guide lines and showed him the section that dealt with length etc so I would make sure you have this to hand. Mine stuck out like a sore thumb as I not only cut down the barrel, but also cut the stock down to the pistol grip!

That's me LOL!!!!!

Pm on its way thanks guys for the recommendation

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