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  1. On 02/05/2019 at 19:48, Mightymariner said:

    I would suggest Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, his former chef Tim Maddams is a keen shot, property guru Phil Spencer, Gordon Ramsay - all have been on TV shooting. Younger and more well-known the better. I would forget the big landowners and titled (on previous posts). Completely wrong profiles for this battle. James Dyson isn't keen on shooting on his land, btw!

     

    I never knew that. I shoot on some of his land and have done for years before he bought it. 

  2. think they look cracking in orange.

    ive just inherited my dads 1987 W & C Scott 'Chatsworth' 12bore. its a cracking gun made at the time Holland and Holland owned them. he had it made for his 21st birthday. he was 5,10 and 12st. im 6ft odd and 16st. think ill get a silvers best london orange fitted to it so it fits me better.

  3. my experience with lincs is as follows.

     

    i applied for a coterminous shotgun and firearms cert last year for 1 shotgun, 1 .22lr and a 6.5x55mm.

    mid march they received my application. visited me early july and promised certificates end of july but they didnt arrive due to an error with something on the paperwork (on their side). i ended up driving there to collect them at beginning of sept.

    put a variation in in mid dec for a .17hmr and a 2nd 6.5x55mm. collected the new FAC mid feb.

     

    generally spoke directly to one of two FEO's directly on there mobile, both very helpful at all times. one of them even popped into the next county to check some land for me to get it agreed for 6.5x55mm, as he was only 20mins away from there and said itd be easier for him to do it than me try to arrange humberside to do it. as it happens him approving the land for that calibre was a bit pointless, the restrictions on my first FAC granted in sept were removed as requested at the time the variation was done in december.

     

    on the whole i think ive faired better than many other people.

  4. Don't get my sticky little fingers on mine until the lad brings them down in three weeks or so.

    Have just been chatting to SBN (he might be a bit tied up) and he's possibly going to be another couple of weeks after me.

    Yeah I'm busy at the minute so unlikely I'll get mine before April and probably unlikely I'll get to fire any before May!

  5. You've done well on price, York was £275.

    Yeah I didn't think it was bad at all for the (expected) quality of cartridge. Place in Brigg didn't have any in or even heard of the pro game but said they'd phone hull and find out. True to there word they phoned me back after 5 mins, I asked for and got a bit of discount on there quoted price, End result they're getting them in next week for me.

  6. Hi all.

    Been shooting since I can remember. Mainly deer stalk and game shoot but looking to do more claying and pigeon shooting this year. Work in north east Lincs but live just inside Lincolnshire. Do most of my shooting Lincoln way on. Have a .22, .17hmr, 2x 6.5x55 and 2x 12bore. Fancy getting a semi this year to add to the collection.

    All the best, Sam

  7. Fancied getting some of these as I thought they're worth a go at £60 a slab for 30g 7's copper coated. Phoned York Guns today as I'm passing there next week. Said they weren't going to get anymore 7's in but they had a few 6's in for £295/1000.

    As I'm passing Sheffield on Monday tried a guy there who again only had 6's but for £232/1000. He was adamant they weren't copper coated though.

    Ended up getting someone in Brigg to get me 1000 in 30g 7's for £240.

    Looking forward to trying them.

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