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welcome
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droylesden it is
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did you get it
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oops 82 per cent
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welcome from Bury
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Was there Saturday myself relatively new to clays but great site and crowd. Rabbit needs a good few feet lead if it's one I'm thinking of as although close it's quite quite fast!
i cant hit hit that either ....or any of the others ..give me a pm and we can go round taking the mick....frank..fancy that going away stand,havnt got a clue how to sort it out....
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great place to go mate , me and Mikky was there yesterday
still cant hit ****** all..ricko if you fancy a meet up with me and frank,colin,....brandon......adam....pm any of us
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these are the best replies to the thread.
subs and vlr shells should be staple for first timers and youth shooters. who have yet to develop the strength to start.
i took out a work colleague last month. they spent alot of time in the states and were put off by the 32gram loads and the 36gram target loads !
i took out the 21gram loads and we shot alot. ~200 shells each. and he was amazed at the lack of recoil and how good he was,
now subs and vlr shells are not to be snuffed at. they pattern great, and have low recoil. you`d not really notice a drop off in performance unless you started shooting 50yarders.
now the 21gram subs are about the lightest you`d want, and that would be through a lite 20gauge, (handling and recoil)
i would suggest going "out of your way" to accommodate these shells, because you dont want to put off the mrs by using bad shells. i`ve seen some people knocked about by english sprouters and silly game shells.
subs cost more, but they are cheaper than an expensive gun, to get butchered to fit, then still recoil, because the shells are too much. obviously at a later date you can try and introduce 21 and 24gram loads respectively.
a friend of mine even doesnt like 24g RC2 ! they rock !
thanks for your replies...will try and get a 20g next week and some subs
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can anyone recommend a gearbox recon supplier in the north west ( manchester area )for my lads astra,its definately the gearbox as my mate stripped it down he tried to explain what was up,but the bottom line is its on borrowed time,judders through some of the gears but ok in 5th on the motorway,if there is anyone who can let me know what cost is involved......cheers
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good luck
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will pick a selection when i go next sunday at my local clay ground pm me your address and i will post some down to you...how many are you looking for
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take no notice of all the above comments,,,
the truth is they are all the same,,
put a cartridge in, pull the trigger,, then it goes bang,, :lol:
atb Evo
unless its a hatstand in which case it goes jammed...again
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welcome
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good luck,kind gesture
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welcome mate....if you fancy a trip down the east lancs to worsley you are more than welcome to come round with me and take the ****
mikky
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welcome mate
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I guess that depends on how far she wants to take the sport?
Obviously to start with you could use 21g cartridges, and teach her the correct way to mount the gun, show her how to obtain a good, solid and CONSISTENT mount.
How big is your missus compared to you? Height and arm length in particular?
she wants to come down with me and my lad,first time today for her ,tried to tell her what to do,frightened to death about the noise,recoil....but wants to be involved as a family...would like to start her on a gun with minimum recoil to get her confidence up and more shots at clays without hurting her shoulder..my guns dont fit her.....its good to have her down there trying to get involved
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adam...how did it go
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my missus decided she wanted to have a go at clays today,first time handling a gun,she enjoyed it but the recoil was too much,any recommendations for o/u
cheers
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just bought one,cant recommend them enough,saved mine a few times.....bargain
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fantastic..i was fortunate enough to bring someone back from a drowning when i was a lifeguard,the old chap came to see me and thank me for saving his missus,its a nice feeling...well done to your daughter,they will be friends for life..
hi from middlesbrough
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