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grrrrrrrrr, just makes your blood boil eh

excellent , to say you have captured the moment is a slight understatement , technical/depth of field/perspective , superb. and Thankyou

best london..hmm wouldnt say no to a woodward o/u , or a h & h self opener thats for sure , but just a smidge(?) out of my comfort zone financially 😟 , certainly hope you enjoy yours and long may that continue

all personal choice, used double triggers straight hand for rough shooting , interesting comment that you may prefer a best london gun for reliablity with double triggers...sort of says their single triggers are not reliable enough ? anyways game /rough I would happily use straight/double triggers with any type rib , clays if I wont to get a competative/my best possible score, semi pistol/beavertail/raised flat rib and multichoke if thin and well done so no balance or aesthetic disturbance( for me not any one else!) oh and a bit heavier than normal game one yes a best london would be nice but thats just ownership of quality workman ship rather than a working tool. would probably be too scared to get a scratch on it rough shooting.

same as a few others here, l200 , no regrets what so ever.

one of the best things I did was give up, 200 a week, went cold turkey sort of , had been lain up bed bound for two weeks so decided to go one day at a time , 30 years on ..only time I nearly started again was at a buddies workshop , we were discussing a job at his bench trying to figure best way forward , I reached over took a ciggy out of his pack and just went to light it , if it wasnt for his help your fred king self comment I geuss I would be back hooked ! of course every time I went to his workshop after that he offered a ciggy because he tried but failed to give up. he passed with cancer, waste of a good man , if you can honestly you will never regret it . second best thing , took up my license again and out with the twelve....brilliant

Hi , looking for a miroku 32" mk60 12bore, preferably one with a cracked/damaged stock , thanks