BlaserF3

Just shoot it as it is and see how it goes, far too many shooters think about chokes instead of just focusing on the target and putting the barrels in the right place.

If you get it bored out it will knock money off it, why did you not buy a Sporter? A few years ago I bought a 682X to use as an all round gun, anything going away was smoked but I could not get on with the high rib even though the gun was nicely balanced.

I've shot thousands of Eley Select through a Miroku and there is no lead build up at all but Beretta barrels are totally different. I had a DT10 and a 391 and cleaning the forcing cone area was a pain. I don't know why but there's something different inside those tubes compared to other guns. I also have a Renato Gamba and there is no build up in the barrels at all, I also have an 18 year old 391 and there is no build up in that when using Eley Select.

My condolences John.

I have a 2010 2.2 diesel manual Rav4 4x4. I bought it five years ago with 36,000 on the clock, it's now done 106,000 miles. Serviced every 10,000 just discs and pads replaced, original exhaust and battery, passed every MOT, no problems, just keeps going, average mpg 48/50. Excellent car.

Brilliant answer, and very true!!

May I give a link to this company, I ordered a Forend cap for a Beretta about 22.00 on the 22nd of August, yesterday, the cap was shipped via DHL and I received the part today just before 15.00. I've rarely had service like this. http://estore.beretta.com/en-eu/

That was a riveting 30mins wasted for me.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0bfkdwx Has to be worth watching.

Both tower birds on the right are very easy to give too much lead, try giving them both a fair bit less daylight.

I've one of these https://www.guntrader.uk/guns/air-pistols/tau/co2/177/tau-7-170407165016385 Not used it for ages loads of spares, pellets and CO2 containers, is also has the refillable bottle, I don't do pics as I do not have any way of taking one.

Westlands is good if everything is working, no food mid-week.

A semi auto is good for novices as the gun can be mounted in the correct position, which is not an easy thing for a novice to do, a cartridge is put in the chamber, press the button and you have a loaded gun. I find that much better than having a loaded O/U which then has to be put in the correct place on the novices shoulder.

I have a Toyota Rav4, seven years old, I bought it four years ago, 97000 miles serviced every 10000 miles. Only problem was a broken rear anti roll bar link and a pair of discs of the front and new pads all round. Mpg is about 47-50 a gallon. I would also recommend Barum 4x4 tyres good grip and excellent tyre life.

Braze welding ? Not all round the cabinet though.

Years ago if you were just shooting you did not pay an admission fee as the shoot was in a seperate area, which was a much better idea as the car park was in the same field.

I had to use a plastic headed hammer to open my first F3 after firing it This was before they changed the angle of the bite.

I've had a couple of F3's and found the recoil too much for me, they do have reliability problems too, After I sold my last Pro Sporter the plate for holding the barrel weights fell off with the next owner. A bloke I know bought a new F3 Super Sport recently it's going back because it will not fire. I'm back with a Browning/Miroku now and saved a lot of money as well.

I've just rang Malmos about pallet sizes, normally 25k but can be 27k, it all depends on the shot load, lighter shells more on the pallet, average weight 1 tonne.

Kick-ezze come in different lengths https://www.alanrhone-store.com/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=&products_id=256&osCsid=ueet3a3hmbap3fsfnc2kce7m67

Mister Will Poon has one fitted to his stock.

It all depends who's cooking it, I've known customers waiting nearly an hour for a full English which is served on a much smaller plate now.

Kelbrook is not open on Good Friday

One of these http://estore.beretta.com/en-eu/beretta-al391-inertial-recoil-reducer/ are a drop in item, they are available s/hand or just put some lead in the stock. I've cut cartridges just below the wad and they work ok if you fill the void to keep them secure.

Hardware shop? They are only screws.