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Hi do you have any pictures please? Regards

Hi, do you have any pictures please? Regards

Hi, is this still for sale? Regards Anthony

Fantastic effort, you have defiantly got a talent for this!

Well done mate, all looking very good. I'm almost settled in now so ill be following this from now on.

I have 3 chokes for sale; 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4 all in good condition with original packaging. £62.80

Price now reduced to £10

Price now reduced to £10

Price now reduced to £60.

Yes, they are still for sale. Regards Ant

Item now sold!

I have a .308 Lee Rifle Loader for sale £15 (not inc p&p)

I have the following once fired brass cases for sale: 63 x .308 FC Win brass cases 38 x .308 Win Winchester brass cases £23 the lot (price not inc p&p)

I have the following brass cases for sale that have been used once: 23 x .243 Win FC brass cases 54 x .243 Win Winchester brass cases £20 the lot (price not inc p&p)

I got the green ones recently, took then on a duck shoot. It didn't rain but it was below 0,they did a good gob of keeping my hands warm and I had good dexterity when it came to using the gun.

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I've used my Browning 525 20b for years now on pheasants. I use to use 1/4 & 1/2 on the chokes but have found that 3/4 & Full are far better with this bore. I always reload but I find I'm content with a shop bought 28g of No6 as a good standard load that shoots well to the limit of the guns range. I would never go back to 12b now with pheasants and the like.

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Great pictures, I'm sure you enjoyed every minute of those 40hrs as I would!

Look forward to seeing the pictures, glad it worked out.

Totalled 5 x widgeon over the weekend, no geese though. I used the 10g using firing steel shot and not using decoys, just using the tides etc.

Looks like it's going to be sealskinz I think, thanks for the advice gents.

Well done OF & John. Glad you are both enjoying yourself.

Thanks guys, I have my eye on a set of sealskinz gloves, hunter ones I think? I saw the hand muff, novel, good thing about it is that you don't loose your dexterity as you would with some big gloves. Any ideas on waders? Regards