Hatcher

If buyer falls through then let me know!

All sorted now. Thanks guys. Hatcher

Looking to purchase some 12Bore, 34-40gram, 4's this weekend. 150 if possible. Need to purchase asap (tonight is ideal) I'm around the Oxfordshire area Cheers, Hatcher

SOLD- PENDING THE USUAL

I have 100 (4 boxes) of Eley Grand Prix 30gr 4 shot bismuth (fibre wad) for sale. 2 1/2" in length so perfect for older guns. One of the boxes is parcel taped up just for added strength. Collection only in OXFORD. SGC to be shown. £80

I'm after 2x U2 Invector Plus Muller chokes I move around a bit, so I am willing to travel to a certain extent. Hatcher

It is worth having a look at EJ Churchills in High Wycombe, they are only 35 mins up the road for you and offer a fantastic range of targets in a great setting. They also have the 'Churchill Challenge' at the moment, which is a clay course of 8 stands with 3 sequences; its a great little course. This can be shot at anytime throughout the week but you will have to phone up and book a slot Hatcher

I read somewhere a while back that it was 6 months before you could access the 'other sales' section. As for the gun sales, both private and trade, I am not sure EDIT: After some digging I have seen that new members don't have access to the Trading Post until they have been a member for a certain amount of time (which I believe is 6 months) Hatcher

Actually they're loaded by Gamebore

I use EJ Churchill Hellfire 30g 5's. Very similar to Black Gold but without the kick. An unbelievably good cartridge. I personally wouldn't use anything else considering: i) How well it patterns in my gun, ii) The felt recoil is substantially less than Black Golds iii) They are a similar price to Black Golds. Hatcher

I'll take 2nd dibs if this doesn't go through Hatcher

What on earth would you want with 2?! Oh well each to their own. I'll take one if there are any knocking about ATB, Hatcher

When I mean 'himself to himself' what I am referring to is the fact that you generally don't see him plastered across every newspaper with useless excuses for stories. Also, twitter is his way of keeping himself to himself. If you don't follow him you won't hear what he has to say, however, if you do choose to follow him then he is as brutally honest in his books as he is on his twitter handle, which I think is a good thing. Hatcher

I have been a huge admirer of Stephen Fry for a number of years, and I for one think that his candidness and honesty is something which should be admired as opposed to criticised. He has described the ways in which drugs became a big part of his life in the 1980's, albeit in a rather over the top and in depth manner. But by doing this he gives an honest response to what he claims were some of his 'darkest days', which at the end of the day is why you buy his material; to find out HIS perspective on things that have happened to him. At the end of the day, he is one of those individuals who likes to keep himself to himself, unless you intentionally look to seek out his views, in which case they are easily accessible. It's a difficult balance to attain but one which i think he does very well. Hatcher

Afternoon all, As a result of being at university and shooting for the university team, I have found myself in the position of having to organise the storage of shotguns of both myself and other shooters. This therefore means that shotguns will need to be entered onto my certificate because I will be in possession of them for longer than 72 hours, as I will be storing them in my cabinet. What I was wondering was... Is there a limited amount of time you can say that you are lending a shotgun to someone for? I am asking because that is what I am going to get it entered in as on my cert. So that they retain ownership of the shotgun, but i will be in possession of it. If there is a limit for the amount of time you have it written down as loan then i may have to write it down as 'sold' and gain ownership of it. Let me know what you guys think, ATB Hatcher