jon081273

Not sure about gun fitting but try it on a pattern plate as long as the gun is shooting where you are looking the rest is down to you put a cross or mark on the pattern plate stand back about 15 paces dont try lineing up the bead look at the target and shot it. Remember 2/3rd of your shot is always ubove your taget. Once you have done this you know your gun fits so stop thinking about it. look at the target not the bead remember some of the top shots dont even have a bead. you didnt need it on the pattern plate! Practice you gun mount every night in the mirror use your eye as the target and you should be centure of the rib every time your muscles in your body will remember a good mount. if you mount the gun different every time then you need to practice this before you go near a pattern plate make sure your eye is in the middle of the rib Hope this helps let me know

should be a lot better than last year it was a bit of a joke with some of them hills and no transport churchills is a nice ground so think i will give it a go

All Sorted got a stock today

Hi My son was shootind a 12g at the age of 10 i would recommend a benelli 12g semi auto with ported barrels and comfortec stock they are like shooting a 410 and will recycle as low as 21g shells. i have posted one on the trading forum she is more than welcome to try it at one of my local grounds it is the ideal gun for any youngster..

Took my 12 year old son to barrow heath today to shoot 100 sporting he shot 78/100 and won B class Nice day out you should try this ground out mike puts alot of effort in and helps alot of young shots with reduced prices. fixtures found in pull mag

Try Cambridge gun club next time you fancy blasting a few clays good price good people good food new shooters always made to feel welcome and you wont be robbed

Wanted Browning B325 right hand 12g stock any condition considered