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If your a cheap skate like me just cut up an old bank card and put it on top of shim on the left hand side looking from top (if your right handed ) ,I done this on my old xtrema If you want a neater job once you find how much cast you need a gunsmith will make you a shim To the thickness you need

I've got a 32" barrelled 101 waterfowl and love it

Il take this please Pm sent

A cracking young dog and coming on very nicely

Clay & game also sell t shot (5mm) in steel I regularly use it in my Xtrema with a briley I/m choke

Very very good patterns for 60 yrd And anyone who says steel isn't effective beyond 40 yrd is either a terrible shot or is using **** shells .I use steel all the time and don't use lead for wildfowl inland even though by law I can ,but if you want to restrict your shots to 40 yrd Max then that's upto you but don't preach to others who consistently use it (and get clean kills ) a bit further

Wear a cartridge belt but keep it under your jacket to keep the shells clean and dry and give them a wipe over with an oily rag when you get home

Didn't mean they opened up pattern , I ment low shot count as to get the speed up you have to lower shot weight

Totally agree about the fast loads around 1500 is fine, and with bigger pellets speed is less important .I loaded some 1750 ft/sec loads and they kicked like a donkey , wasted a lot of powder ,had low shot count and was like a flame thrower in the dark lol

All 3 of them patterns look good at that range ,I've never used that type of shot ,what would the no2 be like for distance compared to steel in a larger shot size ?

Yes full choke its only shot size no7 ! This has been done to death ,if your not happy doing it then don't but steel no7 will be poor at anything but close range with open chokes

Everyone to there own but I personally wouldn't go back to factory shells for geese ,I actually enjoy reloading them and then dropping a few birds with your own shells is pretty satisfying

By a cheap Lee load all ,gaep finishing head and some cheap digi scales and you'll load a better cartridge than anything you can buy .only problem at moment if you haven't got any is powder is getting harder to get

I've used a fair fee of them and like been said there fine for sensible ranges or you get a lot of runners .to make them work to there Max use as tight a choke as possible ,preferably full

Its not worth spending a fortune to possibly find out wildfowling isn't for you , The gun you have will be fine ,gamebore mammoth in no1 or bb shot steel would be good to start with for geese and a no3 for ducks .I wouldn't bother with any calls and a cheap jacket and waders of flea bay and you be set . But remember the foreshore can be a dangerous place so a tide book etc is also a neccesity Good luck

No mate brileys are lead constriction No worries though

First dibs please on 30" barrel if you split

I've got a briley " buck gardnier " extra long range extended choke new in the packet Cost me a fortune from the states £50 posted Can be used with any size steel shot also

Remmi 1100 3" full choke barrel wanted Can swop for my 3" 1/2 choke barrel with cash either way

Yeah very true about the emptys lads ,I shoot my old browning bps quiete a bit and its handy as it throws the emptys at my feet

Nice one mate the old miroku are great guns , any reason you sold the a300 or you just fancy a change sorry for being nosey lol

Have you sold your other o/u you were using on one of your vids ? Can't remember what kind it was

A cracking couple of days you've had ,can't beat it when there pileing in