Robbly

Gert got me some Le Chameau Chasseur's Xmas sex next........................... whey hey

I'd go with that....... don't leave the end of the horseshoe too narrow,give'em plenty of room to land. Robbly

Sorry for that........unfortunatley not born with a silver spoon in my mouth.....time I've got..

You could drive an old Lada, it'll do exactly the same job as a BMW.......but I know which I'd rather drive..

You'll have to drop the head lining, the tubes are on the front corners,pull them off and blow down them..

Remove the grab handles,sun visor,A post trim and lower the head lining. Undo the ring of screws holding the sun roof cartridge and pull off the drain tubes. Remove the lower cartridge, then lift the sunroof glass and frame out, apply a bead of sealant to the underside of the plastic frame and refit. Clean off the access sealant, blow out the drain tubes and refit. Refit the head lining ect. Job done...

That's right ........you've got it in backwards.......I did the same on mine LOL,

pull'em up and wrap sellotape(the easy tear stuff) round and fold the sock over the top.......job done

Once again...................Chameau,Chameau,Chameau,Chameau,Chameau. There just like wearing an old pair of slippers, but warmer

To be fair if it's your first gun i'd go 30",there're easy to move and will do all you want, then move to a 32" later if you choose.

Chameau,Chameau,Chameau,Chameau,Chameau

To me buying a gun is a total and complete treat and a day out, I wouldn't think twice about travelling 3 hours or more. Have a look local then ring around for the best bit of kit(cheap isn't alway best). My local shooting ground and shop is Orston notts the owners are both lefthanded, try any second hand gun for free,good prices not to mention first class catering and a licensed bar,an excellent day out. Guns cost a lot of money,don't limit your self to your doorstep. Robbly

Good on ya, you'll find must shooters who think Skeet is beneath them generally can't shoot it.

If it's got A/C just bang it on hot and recirc,It's gonna take time which ever way you do it

Sportplast are pretty dam good, I've had some none flocked for 10 years or more and they still look like new, and yes i do use them

Dude, awesome bit of kit, it'll be a 200tdi i'd imagine

I go the other way,bring my barrels back to the corner of the skeet house, move on the bird quick. If the centre peg is 12 O'clock nail the high bird at 11, a quick flick in the other direction and the low bird is dead....bosh..bosh

If people will keep filling up pens with food what do they expect. If Asda anounced everything in store was free....say no more but don't blame the Fox. :(

Dude you're better off with the Browning, I had a 686, number 11,it reminded me of a Medalist.

Looks a treat, what was the original finish?

You got it, a wet tea towel and Iron, lay the the towel over the stock and apply the hot iron to the dent,do a bit at a time and don't expect it to come out first time. Oiled stock only, I've tried it on a laminated stock before, it takes the dents out but leaves a misty white effect around the area.

To be fair bearing LM grease will do the trick...