Robbly

Dude, the cheapest and smallest is best for skeet,as long as your comfey. I use Comp X 9's now ,I was using Hull Pro One 24g, but they're a bit rich now, and the Comp X hit as hard

Don't think so.......standard browning invector, Briley extended only with the Advance and the Premium Gold.

As above ...I'd stick with skeet, it's a good discipline for learning all the angles and lead, then move on from there

Now that is a thing of beauty

Cool Cat........what's it's name?

Auto's that is ....... Ok there's 2 schools of thought that I know of. No1 Dripping, keeping the action covered in oil (the more the better). No2( my favoured option)oil after cleaning then wipe off leaving the action "dry" so's not to attract to much ****. What do you guys think? opinions please

What ever..... ....but the Freelander advice stands, the early FL2's are coming out of warranty and due for MOT's now. Gonna make 'em a bit cheaper

That's fair :yp:

Oh I'm sorry,thought Mung was asking about Freelanders....my mistake :yp:

Rav4.............do me a lemon FL1 with a TD4 engine, DON'T go for the 1.8 petrol,the FL2 is not as agricultural but a good bit of kit and we don't have many faults with them

Well said, I was about to ask the same question as I,ve loads round my shoot.......and Fieldfairs is what I thought. Sometimes a re-read and a breath is needed before replying to a post (have done it myself). He was only asking a question, isn't that what this forum is for?

It's hard to know what to really.....so I'll keep my gob shut...

Not going to watch it, sulking.....3d doesn't work when you've only got 1 eye :-(

I just twist the head round once,twice,third times a charm. I always wear ear plugs when shooting and defo glasses when on the clays

Good bits of kit, the commercial only comes with the old 2.7 and NOT the 3.0 with the secondary turbo. Have to be an auto .....the manuals are very clutch hungry..

Apparently they had lots of burger vans

Cheers buddy

How much is BASC? at the minute.....I'm a CPSA member, but only really to be a number nowadays if you know what mean.

Here...Here, good shell

My local ground (Orston) has them loaded in 28g 9, fantastic skeet shell, as soft as a 24g

:good:Cheers buddy

Gonna be passing by tomorrow, all they seem to stock round my way are Eley in pigeon/game loads. I'm after Hull or Express...

Anybody been there recently, was wondering what makes of cartridge they sell ?

Gert......HE.... Speak for yourself pal

If it were my choice again I 'd go with the Miruk...........Gert had one ..20 year old MK6000 awsome piece of kit. Will out live anybody..