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You still need to notify the police that you don't own it anymore.

Sorry Cat, I had to correct your post, I am afraid the CPSA are far more in touch with their members than the organisers of this shoot are. I think it is time they started listening instead of treating us like schoolkids on a coach trip. :no: :no:

I easily did that last year, and yes make next years in scotland. I will be there but the big question is WILL YOU?

Didn't think the north were attending? Too far to drive or some such lame excuse

Who me? Nothing sir honest, I know nothing

Actually it is a bit far to go to this shoot, I think I will drop out

Black Gold are good but as you say punchy. I use Super steel in a 32gr no.4 for shooting inland ducks. They are as good as any lead cartridge I used to use. The white gold are softer than both the black gold and Super steel though. All will kill clays well enough.

There you go again, playing the dunce card again. You are getting really good at it aren't you? We will move onto your ABC's next week. It has nothing to do with being a follower of fashion, it has EVERYTHING to do with the forum rules which you agreed to abide by when you joined. Although I will bet a pound you never even read them. As much as it pains me to agree with Paulos he is bang on, If you are really that annoyed demand your money back. It is fairly simple to me, abide by the rules or get your threads removed. Now repeat after me, A is for apple, B is for Boat And it is HIGHLIGHTED,

If you don't like it, close the door on your way out.

Noone mentioned liking shooting steel, however as a wildfowler first and foremost I have to. I have used every sort available and unless you can get Remingtons then Gamebore are a very close second. But as you don't seem to want advice then shove it up your **** :angry: Oh and when you come back and report how bad steel is because you used some inferior cheap **** then I will be the first to say I TOLD YOU SO, Gamebore steel is excellent, endorsed by the big man himself.

Stick to Gamebore Steel and you won't notice a difference. They are the only ones worth shooting unless you can get some American cartridges.

You not shooting then Mike? :P :lol:

Does this mean that drink is going up in price? I thought it just meant there was a minimum cost (such as 38p for a can of lager) I usually drink real ales that are usually around £1.80 - £2.00 a bottle. So they are above the minimum cost anyway. Also if you really look into the supermarket offers they are not giving anything away either. The 3 for £20 offers they have are usually smaller bottles or less cans in a case than they usually is.

That is good, then it isn't a silly daft early start.

Seems to make sense to me, What time are we kicking off? Do you get a choice?

Well you really should start sharing your make up bags, that way you would halve your staorage requirements

Oh and Andy, please can you stick the Bobster down as well?

Yes you are quite right I should (And do) know better. Which is why you comment about Andy not improving since he was last classified was so wrong. He could also have shot badly in all those clays since joining A class and could well be in C class. So as I said if the U/C classification works as it should it won't make any difference what class he shoots in, will it? Although it does seem you are incapable of answering a post of mine without throwing insults about. Is that really necessary? After all I don't remember you being quite as near your "IDEAL WEIGHT" as you could be. :lol:

I didn't think you would be able to answer, Not as clever as you like to think you are, are you?

And I am 99% sure Bob will do this one

Me please, Not worried what squad I shoot in. Do you want to know what my (Now defunct) CPSA was? :lol:

As long as you get the deal you want then that is great. Some friends of mine looked into it and were offered half of what their house was valued at. They sold it through a local estate agent for the asking price and bought somewhere else.

I knew you would see sense eventually, And actually it was more than one B class shooter within 21 birds of your score. Standards are slipping dear boy. :lol:

My only comment about part exchange is they will be looking to make a profit on your existing house so they will offfer you well below the market value, They will also then not budge on the price of the new house so the sellers end up with double bubble. All in all it depends how quickly you want to move and how quickly you think an estate agent could possibly sell your house. Remember if an offer seems too good to be true, it usually is.

You won't notice any difference