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I have a lightly used CZ455 Laminate thumbhole stock which I would like to swap for a synthetic one. Do you have the same gun in black synthetic and want to upgrade to a laminate thumbhole FOC? My rifle is .17HMR and has the heavy varmint barrel.

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Reduced to £1200 ono

30" barrels, fixed choke at 1/4 & 1/2 - narrow game rib and silver sight bead. Sideplates with game scenes - pheasants on one side, ducks on the other. Dogs underneath and woodcock on the trigger guard. Prince of wales stock / grip. Lovely figuring on the wood. I have cleaned this gun after every use so it has been well looked after. I have a un-matched pair of these guns, one in 12 bore the other one identical but in 20 bore. Both are for sale and I would consider a deal if both went to the same buyer. I'm located in Dorset but travel a little for work or could RFD transfer these. These are rare guns and ideal if you want a quality gun that is different to the run of the mill Beretta / Brownings. Take a look at Gun Trader for what these are worth new - priced to sell at £1500 ono. See here for the matched 12 bore: Further pictures on request, any questions please ask.

30" barrels, fixed choke at 1/4 & 1/2 - narrow game rib and silver sight bead. Sideplates with game scenes - pheasants on one side, ducks on the other. Dogs underneath and woodcock on the trigger guard. Prince of wales stock / grip. Lovely figuring on the wood. I have cleaned this gun after every use so it has been well looked after. I have a un-matched pair of these guns, one in 12 bore the other one identical but in 20 bore. Both are for sale and I would consider a deal if both went to the same buyer. I'm located in Dorset but travel a little for work or could RFD transfer these. These are rare guns and ideal if you want a quality gun that is different to the run of the mill Beretta / Brownings. Take a look at Gun Trader for what these are worth new - priced to sell at £1500 ono. See here for the matched 20 bore: Further pictures on request, any questions please ask.

Brilliant Thanks all, I’ll see what is local plus a look on YouTube.

Thank you for everyone’s quick replies. I have already tried cocking the gun – It did not make any difference. I think an O-ring is a more plausible suggestion. Does anyone have a link or a video on how to do this I should be capable of doing it myself?

I’m after some help guys? I have an S410 - when I got it out of the cabinet today I noticed the pressure gauge on zero - strange I thought so I took it to the workshop to fill it up from the tank. Once connected I opened the cylinder - but rather than the pressure rising - the air simply went in and straight out of the barrel again! Any ideas?

Sold pending payment. Thanks for the interest.

I picked this up at an auction last yearr but dont have the wall space for it - plus I'm a cocker man! It's a genuine Oil painting, not a print of a picker up stood in autumnal woods with his black lab by his side and pheasant in hand. It measures 14" x 10" The frame is gold painted hardwood. It is signed however I cant make out the signature. £20 posted.

Litter of 8 house bred Working Cocker puppies. 5 dogs and 3 bitches. 6 Black and 2 Liver. Sire FTCH: Tip Top Jack Dime Bitch by: FTCH Mallowdale Ken of Winhocklin Bitch has a lovely temprement, very fast and hard hunting but has been easy to train and biddable. Legally docked and microchipped, vet checked, flead and wormed to date. 1st Vacination will be done at 7 weeks. 3 Dogs and 2 Bitches. £600 Bitches £550 Dogs Would make great trial or gun dogs. Location North Dorset / Wiltshire border. Please call for more information or viewing - 07876 144890

Nope flush fitting chokes

Quite amazing how stable that is as a filming platform! On a big drive it would be awesome to fly it with the birds over the guns, you would want to be spectating and not shooting or too much going on I suspect.

Thanks all, certainly makes sense, trousers twisting in boots drives me mad!

Lovely looking cocker. Mine had a similar episode last year but not as deep. The eye glazed over, but the vet prescribed antibiotic drops which healed it over within a fortnight. For these hard hunting cockers it's always a risk. At first I was too keen with mine, now I always stop them jumping barbed wire or stock fences or entering really sharp cover. Hope it turns out ok.

So I bought a cheap pair of breeks in the jan sales, I've always fancied a pair for game shooting but never been too sure. Anyway, how do I wear these things? They seem to be traditional way and have stood the test of time, but I can't see how only having sock below the knee is a warm and waterproof way to go ahead? Specifically, how do I rig the sock / breek around the knee area?

So I bought a cheap pair of breeks in the jan sales, I've always fancied a pair for game shooting but never been too sure. Anyway, how do I wear these things? They seem to be traditional way and have stood the test of time, but I can't see how only having sock below the knee is a warm and waterproof way to go ahead? Specifically, how do I rig the sock / breek around the knee area?

Sold to Luke pending payment

Sold to Luke pending payment

Yukon Night Vision monocular MT2. http://www.photospecialist.co.uk/yukon-mt2-3x42mm-waterproof Bought for a NV project but just havent got the time so it's best off with someone who can use it more than me! £125 posted and I'll throw in 3 sets of brand new spare CR123A batteries. Adam

Bisley Shooting Tie - green with grey woodcocks. Unwanted present - never worn. £7.50 posted

Army issue, Goretex jacket in medium. This is the short style jacket which finishes at waist height. Adjustable cuffs and hood with a stiff peak. In fantastic condition, no scuffs or rips. Amazingly waterproof and breathable. Size is Medium - I'm 6' tall with 40" chest and it fits me well with room underneath for a fleece. £20 posted

Can't say I've noticed! It certainly doesn't knock me around. The round body actions are lovely.

I use the 20b more as I bought it for walked up shooting and snap shooting woodcock and snipe, but the only reason I use it more is this is the type of shooting I do more of. When I'm on a driven day I use the 12 as I feel the extra weight swings the gun easier rather than poking it. They are both an identical fit, so I can swap between them effortlessly. Mine are the Artemis Models, prince of Wales stocks, rounded forends, solid narrow game beads and 30" barrels both fixed choke at 1/4 & 1/2. As for people going on about resale value.... When you've shelled out a couple of grand for a gun that fits perfectly and is a joy to look at, why would I ever want to sell it? For me these will be lifetime guns that will be heirloom pieces to pass to my kids one day. Not something you could do with a run of the mill beretta?

I've got a pair of B Rizzini's, matched guns but one in 12b and one in 20b. I also had an E rizzini as my first shotgun. What I can say is that you can't compare a BR to an entry level beretta or browning... To the EL or the EELL maybe... Each to there own and all that, and I agree that it would be boring if we all agreed! I looked very hard at new Berettas before I bought and was sooooo inexcited by what they had to offer. Plain, boring, cheap looking wood, poor wood to metal fit etc. on the other hand when I found the BR's I was amazed by the quality for the same sort of money, hand finished engraving, sideplates, exhibition grade wood... I also love the fact I'm always being asked what gun gun is, and if people can have a swing / hold.... Not often you see that from all of the other guns stood with there Berettas and Brownings! Anyway, happy for the majority to be sheep and keep buying B and B's.... I like being individual and having something a bit special! So I'm with Mr Sheen!