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Both our phones are Tesco (02) and ,after 4 years, I can honestly say that we've had no problems at all - NEVER not had a signal and my little mobile put my kids iphones to shame.

You obviously have not shot many squirrels....movement needs to be kept to a minimum when they appear 20 yards away. With the gun leaning on a tree in front of you it's easier to slide it into your shoulder and take the shot.

OMG, John....that's stunning,(might be easier to shoot in 16g?) but, personally speaking, that could kick me all day long.

That's so ugly it needs shooting

Don't know if anyone has come up with this before but I have had problems with my rifle falling over while I'm out shooting - waiting for Squizzers can sometimes take an hour or so and the easiest thing I find to do with my rifle is lean it against a tree - but several times my gun has fallen over and then I have needed to disturb the peace by checking zero. After a little thought I tried putting an O ring over the silencer/mod, about 1/2" from the muzzle - get a thickish one with an I.D. about 2mm smaller than your silencer dia. and push/twist it on....problem solved the O ring almost sticks to the tree...so simple. Hope this is of some help to someone

Should just be a case of whipping off the scope and tightening the grubscrews - something like 2.5 or 3mm Allen key I would think. If you completely remove one of the screws you should be able to (using a torch) see the "dimples" that locate the barrel/grubscrew that are drilled into the barrel.

Is there not 2 little grubscrews on top of the breach block that hold the barrel tight?

Got the FIAS Sabbatti version...1/4 & 1/2 high rib in good nick going for £150 if he's interested.

The warranty most likely only applies to the original owner.

The DFS sale will still be on...but must end soon. And article 1097 will be stopping us from leaving yurp.

No offence taken whatsoever me old China - but most Guns have a choke around 2" long so 1/2" cut is about where I would go, but if the OP is worried then try 1/4" cuts - simple, cheap and effective, as for barrel length - that's up to the OP to decide if he can live with having a few cm's less than other men

I'm confused....how can the safety determine which tube fires first on a SxS with 2 triggers? + If he shoots the gun left handed then what's the problem?...the front trigger still fires the right hand barrel and the small offset that the rear trigger has is unlikely to get in the way unless he wears a glove? All my SxS's are right handed but shot from the left shoulder.

On the other hand, coyotemaster, who doesn't have a hacksaw? How many people have a brake honing kit in their handbag? plus he wants it for skeet where short barrels are common...win, win as far as I can see.

I think Brussels are involved somewhere.

Wow.....stunning piece of history, you need to post a vid of her being used in anger.

RS used to sell cans of compressed air....or if you know anyone who uses a PCP air rifle.

I keep my .22 in an Argos lockable coin box inside the cabinet...also holds the mod & bolt- FEO has never questioned it.

Ring it and see if he answers.....simples.

Fine toothed Hacksaw will go thru like a knife thru butter - get your gunsmith to fill the holes under the ribs with solder when he puts a new bead on - shouldn't be much more than £20 for both jobs.

DFS have a sale.....but it must end soon.

Pretty much identical to mine minus the lockable top compartment - well chuffed but my keys needed a little de-burring before they worked smoothly.

If it's a cheap gun then just cut 1/2" at a time off the barrel till you get the choke you want - shorter tubes are better for skeet as well.

Job to think of ANY gun that is not capable of FAC levels of performance - I would imagine that a GAT pistol, primed with an accelerant, would blow your mind but without accuracy and consistency you are holding a one legged man at an bum kicking contest.

After the War countries such as Japan and Germany were re equipped with, at the time, the latest manufacturing equipment with which to rebuild their bombed out Industries. When we were still plodding along with 100 year old machines they were using their modern equipment to produce cars that actually started in the Winter and ran smaller engines with better economy and came, as standard, with a plethora of extras normally only found on high end British cars. Many people laughed at things like indicators and the high revving buzzy engines were cause of much mirth among the die hard Brits who seemed to like nothing more than pushing their latest car home when it constantly broke down. But one by one, as BL produced embarrassing behemoths such as the Marina and Allegro, the importers took the market with their superior products one customer at a time until, with clever marketing and a good product, the idea of owning a car built by a man who may have tortured your father became acceptable. How many billions of £'s would it cost to restart the British car industry I wonder? And who is going to pay?

Fibreglass ram rods can be easily made and , I think, Kranks stock the tips. As for clearing a BP if she constantly refuses to pop...you can remove the nipple and trickle powder into the hole then fire the beast.