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Love the picture it's it's really atmospheric.

My first shotgun too was a cosmos bought it secondhand of a shooting friend whi had just bought an AYA number 2.The cosmos taught me well but it didn't half kick with baikal and record cartridges.

@agentcloudydayWelcome to pigeon watch.Some great advice from enfieldspares on here there is a wealth of knowledge never be afraid to ask. It's great that your wife is involved too as you can learn together.The most important thing is to enjoy your shooting.

Wes.You and your winchesters.Nice gun it'll go on forever.

That's a bonny gun love the wood.

Another excellent video Simon.Thanks for sharing the farmers will need all the help they can get come lambing time.

I am indeed

Totally 👍

Need to get back engineering and production that will boost supply chains and associated industries.

Hope all goes well with the op and recovery.When your back at the helm I would like to order one of your chamber brushes.

I have had a couple of shotguns from Bamfords find them nice to deal with no problems at all.Yes they do have some nice guns at reasonable prices.Stock changes frequently too.its a nice drive to the shop as well.

Boat runners from a sailing dinghy could work with countersunk screws mine were aither brass or copper.

Well done for this experiment.Lanbers are pretty bomb proof so it will be interesting for sure.

Just going to shoot some clays with my son.Our syndicate folded so no more game shooting at all now.

Thanks for the info. I ll look into it in the new year.