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  1. One of the best long recoil shotguns ever made. Easier to clean and disassemble than an A5. Great price. Someone is getting a great classic!
  2. I agree with Morgan. I have and had Webleys. Both the single-shot and magazine fed models. Quality wise they are not as good as the BSA. Unfortunately, the BSA's are often 23" barrels and therefore, s1 which is a great pity. Andy
  3. Yep, same as Scully; they are really underrated. One of the best long recoil shotguns. Andy
  4. Thanks for the replies. Most interesting! A
  5. I'm looking at a Merkel O/U 203E 12G shotgun. A little different to the Italian guns, I think. They have the three-piece fore-end. Does anyone have any experience / knowledge? Merkel produce some super rifles but I have absolutely no knowledge of their slightly older design shotguns. I think these date from the eighties or early nineties. Thanks! Andy
  6. I have one of these. Based on Browning Long recoil but a lot easier to take apart. Everything is chromed, too. A really nice and grossly underrated semi. Andy
  7. Thanks but I'd probably, be 'Hushpowering' any .410 that I acquired! Great gun; I'm sure that you won't have any problems selling it. ATB Andy
  8. OK I've answered the second part for myself! Front / rear fibre optics.
  9. Hi manc_munsters, does this have screw chokes or is it fixed? Also, are those 'iron' sights on the rib? Thanks! Andy
  10. Many, many thanks to 'snarepeg' for sorting me out with some 'bits'. A real gent, and pleasure to meet up! Andrew
  11. Magload are currently advertising that they should have a 35 round 15-22 mag available, later this year. I'll have a word when I go to the Northern Shooting Show. Andrew
  12. Hi John, I'm only a short journey down the road in Rotherham! Sorry for the delay in responding. I've only just logged back in. Yes the parts that I need for the DL155 are the .410 powder drop tube / wad rammer and the .410 'guide' which fits around the de-capping pin. Additional powder and shot bushings are always welcome, too!
  13. Thanks, much appreciated. Hornady want 50 dollars to ship a small bit of plastic! A
  14. As the title says. I have a DL155 set up for 12g and most of the parts for 3" .410 but Shot/powder bushings, powder drop tube (.410 size) and parts for the station 1 deprime/resize die (.410) would be great! I'm located in South Yorkshire Thanks! Andrew
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