Zimtrout

Looking for second hand really. But thank you!

Hi allLooking for some 1lb 2lb and 3lb canvas dummies. Bringing on a sprocker who needs time heavier dummies.Please drop me a PM if you have any going.Happy Christmas all!!Cheers Zt

still for sale!

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Replied to. Still for sale!!

Got some down in cornwall.......

Still available!

Hi all Due to a change in circumstances I am selling the above. 28inch barrels, 15 3/4 inch straight hand stock, Professionally extended with walnut. I think 7 chokes, 3 extended briley chokes imported from the us. A pretty rare gun indeed. Please message me for photos. I live down in cornwall but will travel up to somerset at a push, failing that i will RFD it at my expense. Looking for £1250. cheers ZT

the photos dont work for me....?

pretty good. the girls in the shop are very good, know everything! as good a dairy farmers gunshop can get in my opinion!!

Hi all has anybody got a set of the above for sale? I have bought a sako 75 and am after a set....... cheers ZT

that is very smart!

awesome stuff!

Good evening all i am hopefully picking up my second cocker in a month or so... My first is a pet/gun dog, he only started working at 8 years old. this one i want to work more, are there any must reads? He will be in the house and hopefully be my 20 month old sons best mate.. cheers zt

Hi all I have used a few bismuth carts in my 16g this season, i wondered.....do they pattern the same as lead? I think I understand that bismuth is slightly lighter that Lead, so a bigger shot may be required. so many questions, it only occurred to me sitting watching the sun go down this evening on a flight pond.

Get a 16g......

Well done that man, where did you get the carts, i have discovered i rather enjoy sitting near ponds watching the sun go down, oh and the odd duck coming in. looking for a good wildfowling steel cartridge for a 16g. mallard and teal mainly. I have a box of bismuth but they are eye wateringly expensive especially when you shoot as badly as i do.....

beretta 626e or i think fabarm do a sbs that matches your description..

Please excuse my ignorance, what does the vaseline do??? do you rub it in?

dang it If they havent sold i will take them.......

32 when I was 12.......

I use a 16, if you are shooting large volumes of clays they are probably not the wisest choice, as you say not really a great range of clay carts available. The joy of them to me is that they are lighter than a 12 in general, well the ones that are fun to use for game shooting are, this lightness/quick handling etc does not necessarily mean that they are a great choice for a clay gun, I have shot a few rounds of 100 plus carts and I feel it afterwards. being lighter they are not great at soaking up some of the recoil. It terms of game shooting, I have found it more capable than me and never feel under gunned. I have shot just as good a birds with it as I have with a 12. It terms of decoying I have had my record bag this season with it and found it ok, 160 odd shots was tiring though, compared to using a semi auto 12g. I have tried all of the cartridges I can get hold of through just carts or buying locally. Settled on a 30g 6 load from Lyvale as a mix of what I wanted. They are all ok, some noticeably faster than others. I have done some very basic pattern testing and there is not a massive difference. RC carts are very good, Eley carts are good, Rottweil ones are good, I personally don't like the hull ones. I have two 16s, a William Ford sbs and a Browning White lightening over and under. I use the browning most.

Morning all anybody found a tough waterproof pair of breeks?? any recommendations? cheers ZT

I have two 16s, a browning over an under and a william ford sbs sadly no ejector. I am on the hunt for an ejector sbs. I never feel underguned.

lovely write up. I have a cocker, he is a legend, a pet really, but every now and then astounds me and makes a retrieve my trialling pal is gobsmacked by. the latest one was a teal, shot at last light across a pond and into a thick ditch covered in blackthorn and gorse...off he shot, skirted the pond, then waded/swam across the corner, then disappeared, returned wagging his tail, with the teal in his gob......