Marley29

I would go for a Benelli. I am also looking to but an M2 in January as they seem like cracking guns.

This gun is now provisionaly sold to steve_m Cheers Steve

Forgot to say that this is a right handed gun. Cheers

Yes mate, still here at the mo Mick

Thanks mate. Them pictures come out wierd havn't they

Provisionaly sold to stevo_m from this site. Cheers Steve Hi All, Up for grabs is my 12 bore Beretta 686E Sporter Multi Choke with 30inch barrels. This gun is around 18 months old and has around 8 and a half years of Beretta warranty left which can be transferred to the new owner. I can only describe the gun as Mint condition as it has fired around 850 carts since I bought it from new and has only been used twice this year which is my reason for sale. Comes complete with the Beretta hard case, 5 cased chokes, spare butt pad and Beretta oil bottle. All items that came with this gun will be included in the sale. This gun has 3inch chambers and is still shot proof. This is in as new condition and I am looking for £1050 OVNO I live in Essex and would prefer a face to face deal but may consider RFD at buyers expense. Pictures don't do this gun any justice and at that price this is a real bargain. Any Q's please feel free to email me

What are your first impressions mate?

Good to see your still using the rifle mate. Good shooting too

Too ugly. I would take an M2 over this

As stated, its not out till midnight on the 8th. You won't be able to download it either. You will need the disk for this game. ATB Mick

Fantastic cartridge. Light on the shoulder and the wallet but still break the clays really well

Depends on how much you want to spend? The Napier's mentioned are quite good but if cost isn't an issue, I'd say get a pair of MSA Sordin Pro X. They are very good.

Well said that man

I have just taken the lid of the cistern and faffed with the ball and arm and it has stopped making the noise. It may start up again but for the time being you have saved me a few quid Many thanks for the advice :blink: This forum is so useful

No I haven't mate. Been the same for 3 years now. Bought the property from new and nothing has been changed since we moved in.

Hi, Just a question for any plumbers out there or people that may have had the problem before. When I flush the toilet there is a very loud huming/vibrating noise which is made even worse if you turn on any of the taps. Its been happening for a couple of weeks now and I want to find out whats causing it, in order to sort it out. Once the toilet has filled up with water again it stops. I'm guessing its to do with pressure or something :blink: Any ideas??? Thanks in advance, Mick

Interesting read mate. I have thought about giving it a go and you have made my mind up for me, ill stay clear. Good luck for next time round though.

I agree with you. I don't see why it should cost money to recover your own car when you are law abiding and fully insured. Maybe each insurance company should have a 24hr telephone line for officers to speak to a staff member at ANY time. This should help to prevent such issues. The problem with that is the insurance companies would want even more of our hard earned cash by adding it to the premiums!

The Police don't get the money. The cost to be paid in this thread is that of the recovery firm.

I paid about the same for mine. Just use Google to search for them. Shouldn't take long to find a good deal. I doubt you'll find them for much less than that though. Top quality boots

:blink: It seems that this is just another thread turning into "I hate the Police" There will always be mistakes made, in any profession and the Police are probably more accountable than anyone. In this case it is the insurance companies responsibility to insure that the system is updated. It is also an offence not to have your driving documents with you in the first place which often solves any problems. I have seen many un insured "expensive" vehicles being driven with no insurance. With so many people/businesses struggling at the moment it could be very tempting for some to cancel that direct debit. At the end of the day the police have to get the info from somewhere and if the information that they receive is not correct, you can only blame the ones whom input the data!!!

KerPlunk although Guess Who is a close second

I too have the Derwent which are great boots. Warm and comfy and of course, waterproof. Mine seem slightly large though and would be too loose without thick socks.

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I have also ordered several items from the states and ended up paying more than I expected! If however you purchase items from the far east, you don't seem to get charged any VAT or import charges. If you do go ahead with the order it'll be interesting to know if you save any money. ATB Mick