FalkirkDave

You have a pm, Is the gun still for sale.

Nice to see a Fellow Falkirk mans pics

Try sticking it on pistonheads in the watches section that might help with sale. I'm a tag man myself and often check pistonheads for sales.

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SOLD. just picked it up this morning. Top bloke a pleasure to deal with, very happy. Cheers, Dave

Sold pending payement.

Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Scotland

Here I have for sale an AYA yeoman 12bore, SS, doub/trig, non ejector shotgun. This gun is often referred to as a farmer’s gun though I have found it very capable. I recently took down a Pink footed goose at 40yards with it stone dead with the 2nd barrel, shooting RC 6. 32 grams. The gun is very tight so tight the action feels new. The barrels are in good condition with no dents or scratches. The stock has been re finished at some point in its life and is in good order, a few light Knicks but nothing major. I bought the gun from a local gun shop that had it on their 2nd hand rack (Were Game in Kirkcaldy, Fife). The gun has always been thoroughly cleaned after use to the same high standard as other more expensive guns that I have owned. I am asking £150.00 for the gun due to its very good condition, it will only be sold Face to Face to a shot gun cert. Holder. I'll also through in a Fabarm gun slip that I have lying around somewhere only used once. Many Thanks for taking the time to view my advert.

I'm going to be selling a very tight Yeoman 12 bore if any one is interested, non ejector 120.00 good condition. Drop me a PM. central scotland FTF

I actually think it would get more views here. If it's a problem I'll move it. Cheers.

As the title says. Would prefer the seller to be in central Scotland so I can come and view. Cash waiting. What have you got?

The dog looks like a cracker. I'm also from Falkirk, Whereabouts do you shoot.

Is that u Matt?

I'd love to come along and do alittle shooting with you. I work offshore so week days are also possible. Just drop me a bell, Ayrshire not too far I often go to the clays at Dalry. Cheers, Dave

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