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You use the scoops in the kit.

I'd go with barrels and stock locked onto different solid objects with cable locks, hidden away somewhere.

St. Michael's mount has an outside area as well where you could do the hog roast.

I'll gladly make a donation.

Of course, I wouldn't be able to accept it for free

Great offer could I pick it up? I'm only down the road

Get yourself one of these, very useful for this sort of stuff http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0000CLZUO (Zeus book)

Halfords brilliance or super brilliance I think they are called are good, not cheap though but often on 2 for 1, I'd check the wiring on the car as well it could be causing a voltage drop if its okd and corroded at the jounts so the bulbs aren't getting full power.

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That's how I know that purdy make one, there's a feature about it in one of the episodes of field sports TV on here, worth a watch.

Purdy make one.

That's just evil.

I got one this week not had a chance to use it out yet but it does get nice and hot (or just warm if you use the bag)

Not just me then :(

Just in case anyone else needs any I got one from Neville guns, £25 they had to order one in but once it got to them I had it the next day.

There's no recoil to cock for the 2nd barrel when you use the snap caps, you won't be able to fire the 2nd chamber if you try, so that doesn't help diagnose the fault (I don't know anymore to help sorry).

Winter tyres, I'm on my 3rd winter with them on 2 different cars, both front wheel drive. In the snow last year I was getting up hills that had 4x4s stuck on them (presumably just with road tyres) it's quite a good feeling to over take a range rover that's spinning all 4 wheels at the bottom of a snowy hill!

And not any good in my hands haha I sent a pm last week about getting mine done but I guess it sneaked passed you Richard.

Their size I'd have thought.

The £315 charge is a load of rubbish as well, the most you can be charged is about £2/min.

They are good for iplayer Netflix 4od, all that sort of stuff.

Be careful if you are using them at a clay ground though, where I shoot the biggest shot you can use is 7.5 and no steel, some places are fibre wad only as well

I'd have thought you'd be alright if you mount it on its back/side and bolt it to the joists rather than just the boards. But if the wall is solid and you are fixing it to that then why are you worried about the floor?

Won't make the gun lighter though. How about trying a semi? They should be lighter.

The are lighter as well.