wisecobandit

It aint a bad gun in my eyes and cheap!Takes 3" magnums if needed and multichoked.Fitted with sling swivels as standard etc. Havent had any problems so far with it.Recycled all the odds and sod makes of cartridges i had laying around in the truck etc ok altho they where all 28gram +. Pattern tested it and it shoots 60% high so would make a reasonable clay gun.Not badly finished in anyway altho the wood is a little plain. Was bringing down flighting teal at 40yds with 1/2 choke etc ok (no4 steel shot) without problems amongst other things.

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Hi mate. Nice to see someone else on here local.

Yeah you can but try not to do it to often.

I bought a new lanber auto last month just to (dare i say it...) throw in the truck whenever i went out to feed up in case of the odd fox/squirrel/magpie had the stupidity to stick there head out. I bought it new and i see its on lanbers main website yet doing a search i cant see anything about anyone having 1 over here in the uk or any reviews etc. Almost appears i have the only one in the uk!!!

Always tend to use 28g as a rule unless i run out and have to buy some from the shooting grounds.

OO blowing engines and showing duff big end shells and nissan not wanting to repair under warranty Vehicles before aug 2006..

On tonight @ 8.00 on bbc2

Just thought i better say hi as a new member of the forum.. Everytime i seem to use the search on any shotgun/firearm research it seems to bring me here so i may as well join up and make the most of it. Anyway im from Devon and my arsenal consist of an air rifle, shotguns and firearms. Shoot around 300 carts a week mainly at clays but also wildfowl,rough shoot and night shoot for foxes and rabbits mainly. Got a good "other half" when it comes to the shooting who is starting to learn with the 20 bore altho she has started to name the ducks arriving on the heavily fed pond