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If you allow me to include my Baikal and a s x s .410 hammer I'm in.

I drilled 316 stainless successfully after learning the hard way (burning drill bits out). I drilled slowly and used rocol cutting fluid in a plastacine well and it was perfect. pilot drill first then up in stages

Cleaning rod should push them out

+1 That's the only way.

A thing of beauty. Love the sheath as well.There is some real craftsmanship on here.

Quite like the Nikko. I shot trap with them in the 80's

Amazing model of our iconic carrier Was on escort with her far too long ago.when we ruled the waves.

Great stuff.Its nice to see youngsters coming through. both my lads learnt on clays not as young as yours though. I like the pic in the snow as it looks like you have captured the shot string.In fact they are all good but that's my favourite.

Tight fitting ideally.Just as Loki said. Very effective they are too.

Usually called a splash or dust guard if it' behind the disc wire brush and some paint will sort it

Daughters got one nice motor comfy nippy but not too economical might be a bigger engine though.

Not sure but it must be along similar lines.Could that be an option I wonder?

Brother in law did his with some form of film it transformed it.Black finish and very neat got it from evil bay I think did windowframes too.

I have a Midland o/u double triggered non ejector.Ive had it years it' a great gun for me.Good looking with nice machine engraving.Not worth much nowadays but does what I want it too, game and clays.Very reliable only had a broken firing pin years ago.Nothing else at all.

If the springs are ok you can leave them however the choice is yours but changing them alongside new shocks could improve the ride.It all depends on your needs.Eg load carrying,towing.