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Are the U2 equivalent to a 3/8?

Require advice on Müller chokes, Only use 2 x 1/2 chokes for sporting generally I may put a 1/4 on occasions. what chokes would you recommend? Basically would 2 x U2 be ok for close range targets and 50+yard targets?

Is the entry fee of $500 for this competition returned to you as it was last year? If not then £300 or so for a 200 bird shoot is a wee bit steep.

Sporting clays.

How much Rib should you see? To determine if I need rise/lower my comb.

If anyone has shot the classic today, let us know what it's like.

Hi after some advice. I've shot a 1000 or so Catridges through my new Beretta 692 now, at the weekend on one stand at a local clay shoot, after taking the first shot, the second shot went off without me pulling the trigger. Any advice on why this happens and what I can do to rectify it. Cheers

Finally got round to doing it, and what an easy job, literally took 10min of my time from start to finish. Cheers guys, thanks for your help.

I have a Beretta 692 and can't for the life of me remove the ejectors to clean them. Any one out there that can help and advise on best method to remove them. Cheers

I have a Beretta 692 and can't for the life of me remove the ejectors to clean them. Any one out there that can help and advise on best method to remove.

So when I'm buying #7.5 for clays I'm actually shooting #6.5? No wonder I'm missing lol.

Think something like Compak would work well in the games.

Why isn't there a sporting discipline in the Olympics? With the amount of talent in GB within this discipline medal prospects would be pretty high.

Hi, I'm going to shoot the Handicap at Royal Berkshire Shooting School on Friday and was just wondering how the handicap system worked? My cpsa average for English sporting from issue 55 is 65% therefore how much of a handicap will this give me? Cheers

12000?? Jesus... I bet you hope they are good haha. Yes if you could that would be great. By all accounts they are a good shell. If they are as good as the price then we are on to a winner.