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The person who owned it before me and shot 125 carts thought it used Tetra gun grease, he gave me the almost unused tube so I have continued to use that.

Thanks all for the welcome I stay in Dunfermline, I shoot at Cluny clays.

Should the inside of the fore ends be finished? Have they just missed this step out? Mine is just dry ruff cut wood which struck me as a little un finished but I don't know how it should be. The other thing I forgot to say is the safety switch has made a right mess of the finish where it slides back and forth on the receiver, I forgot pics of that but my OCD went nuts when I seen it. GMK said they will sort that too though.

If they redo the brazing on the muzzle will the heat effect the blueing, or is it not that hot? and will re doing the plating **** up the engravings, Is it plated then engraved or engraved then plated? Also anybody got any tips on how to finish of the inside of the fore end, It is just ruff wood, I want to sand it as I could already see marks on the bluing where it rubs the barrel but also want to seal it, it seems a good spot for water to gather if I get caught in the rain.

A slight exaggeration but after only 350 shots fired and 4 outings I was a bit disappointed to see this on my 1 year old SP1 The silver coloured plating has started to peel off the receiver. After the last outing I cleaned it and noticed what looked like a bubble, rubbed it with my thumb nail and it flaked off. It can't be seen when the gun is assembled but I'm pretty sure it want take long for it to get around the edge onto the engraved sides. A bit ****** off with that I removed the chokes to complete the clean up and found a tiny bit of weld missing from the muzzle. GMK have transferred the reminder of the warranty across and I have shipped the gun back to their workshop. I have to say GMK were spot on and after I sent them pics they wanted the gun back straight away. I'm just not sure how or what the workshop will do to fix the problems.

Hello, After many searches for info on clay pigeon shooting all roads seem to lead to PW, it even helped lead to the purchase of an almost new Silver Pigeon 1. Only just started shooting but already have question as my next to new gun is already falling to bits(slight exaggeration). I'll post pics up in the Guns & Equipment section any advice or comments are welcomed. Thanks, Phil