thebigH91

66 litres, 500 miles 34.4 MPG

Westley, i always thought the same until i went to Mandel and Usworth Clay Pigeon Shooting Ground, have a look for it on Google maps, i am amazed its so close to houses but its a cracking place to shoot. Sadly too far away for you Bevo3.

I use the Remington RX5 head shaver, couple of minutes every other day or so and im fine

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I use Macwets all year round, I've had poor circulation for ages, when working many years ago i bought some Damart thermal thinsulate gloves (i dont think they make them as thin anymore) to wear under those cold rubber work gloves. They turned out great, i forgot i had 2 pairs and a couple of years ago i 'found' the second pair and i now use them underneath my winter pair of Macwets, hands still get wet but not too cold. If its really bad i dont shoot

plus 1 for a carbon steel wok, don't forget to season it before using though

Ben Fogel was Castaway 2000, could the other one be Eden or Eden - Paradise Lost

£70 for mine just be carefull and get a receipt, i paid in cash but the money wasnt passed to the doctor and they sat on my proforma for 6 months till the police eventually informed me they hadnt received it. All sorted now

my local shooting ground has these, for me a great skeet cartridge, but whether it was a bad batch or what, they are misfiring on a regular basis so much so that ive stopped using them. Misfires not only in my guns but everyone who bought them has had at least 1 misfire

oh how i agree with you Billy, gets me going every time, my other pet hate is the cars and the prices shown, usually stated in large print - price at £9,000 ish but car shown is actually £16,000 so no comparison grrrr

i use an old Castellani back pack (before the roller ones), i put both my guns into socks and they fit fine, slung over the shoulder it could be anything sporty. I tried a Razorback Trekker and its a clever idea but unless you want to carry all your clothes around you have to unpack everything when you want to go shooting. JMTP

i use a shotkam occasionally nowadays, when i first got it i found 2 things immediately 1 - i was starting before the target appeared and 2 - i wasnt using swing through as often as i had always thought, im a skeet shooter by the way. I find now that i can use the footage i have to show novice skeeters what lead is needed to hit the clay especially on peg 4, i can say 4 foot but novices can't or won't shoot that far in front until they see it in glorious technicolour. One person put 5 clays on his average after watching my footage. As others have said Shotkams are great fun items but they can definitely be a useful tool too, and theres always your Shotkam moment when you get the perfect clay break (see comment about great fun).

In answer to the OP's query, i dont have the CMask2 glasses i have the Castellani CMask with the optical insert and i have no problem with fit - i'm 6ft and 18st so i reckon i've got a fat melon as well ha ha ha

well i've seen the cartridges now and they are a home load, they are steel shot and 3.5mm. Theres 140 pellets and weigh 42 grams (nigh on 1.5 oz)