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Dont forget that a SXS will shoot flat so you could be missing well under. Cover the clay with the barrels or if leading try to be a bit higher. I shoot SXS and over and under and even if they fit they do shoot differently.

But he did apologise after!😏

I use dry Moly in my Beretta. Oil turns into a horrid grindy paste mess. It says to run dry but I just cant do that.

OK might be silly but is the gun spotlessly clean. including the gas ports!

f we are talking about the same situation I fear my loyalty to any professional is earned by getting it right first time by paying attention in a professional manner. Not by making careless mistakes then apologising. I hear fat too much "we will learn by our mistakes these days". learn ,whatever trade, first and get it right. I did not know that the RFD was also a gunsmith, all the more reason to not make mistakes. Just my opinion you have yours I have mine.

Yep and I think I would be. Seems you now have a very nice gun. But we trust RFDs to be just a tad more keen. I used to but am a bit more wary now. Enjoy it. I was talking to a shooter a while ago who thought it was the perfect gauge.

No it's not! The man is a tit. Any information should be taken from the gun itself Proves he cant read. Same goes for the receiving RFD.

I don't either!

If the safe is a Brattonsound, they can arrange to open it for you.

ASK YOUR FEO!!! GIVE HIM OR HER A RING AND STOP WORRYING UNTIL YOU HAVE ALL THE INFO I WOULD NOT DO ANYTHING TILL YOU HAVE. YES I AM SHOUTING COS IT'S THE ONLY ANSWER.. NO USE YOU TAKING ALL THE USEFUL AND NOT SO USEFUL INFO HERE AND THE FEO FINDING A SIMPLER ANSWER.

Go for an English none ejector, you just cant give them away and great guns. My son has just bought a lovey Watson for £400 and from a dealer too. Just got to look around. There actually are suitable guns for sale on this forum. For instance a lovely best Belgian Dumoulin ejector. I can vouch for it cos it's mine.

Hi Mr Rabbit. Where are you?

Top lever should have good resistance but be silky smooth. Take it back.

I agree but don't forget if you are soaking the chokes the Acetone evaporates quickly. If in an open container you are soon left with only ATF

It's great for removing oil from wood. What I am sure you mean is. Don't get it anywhere near FINISHED wood It will strip varnish or ruin an oiled finish. Not much likelihood though when cleaning barrels.