Raymondinio

Had XS pro crown, struggled with it & now traded in gor CG Invictus 5 which I really get on with.

I spoke to them this morning, very helpful & nice people & I explained in detail what happened they have recommended seeing a gunsmith to ensure no gunk in the barrel thread as someone has said might have been in tight but only up to the compressed gunk but I remove chokes after every outing so not sure it is that, however they have said send both back & they will inspect them but in their experience it's a loose choke & it only needs to be a tiny bit to cause damage but not jumping to any conclusions just yet.

Think you'll find if you read my post I have not slated teague at all, I just asked if anyone else has had this happen before and asked for thoughts...everyone is allowed an opinion, unless your posting from North Korea Wylye?

There is a positive then, back to my Browning chokes for a while I guess...Be interesting to see what Teague have to say.

I use silicone grease, just using my normal lead RC2 28g 8

I hear you, however first time out since xmas so put chokes in at the ground with the key...Not to saying it couldn't have worked loose within 20shots ?

I'm not sure if this has happened to anyone else & i've not heard of it happening before but today I was shooting my local ground (100 Sporting), on the 5th stand I noticed what I thought was a bit a small bit of plastic wad stuck to the inside of the barrel.....Turns out it wasn't plastic wad, see attached pics I can't see any damage to the barrels thankfully but will get local gunsmith to check it out, I've emailed Teague today but just wondered what anyone else's thoughts are. I've had them just under a year and have shot 2/3000 cartridges through them & they were in tight in the barrel. FYI I shoot an XS Pro, the chokes are Invector Plus Super extended titanium.

I after some opinions if anyone has used barrel weights, currently shoot a Browning OU 32inch which balances just even over the hinge pin & usually shoot sporting, my scores usually in the mid 70's but I have noticed recently that I am starting to over lead on long crossers. Do you think barrel weights would slow this down?

Finally purchased a gun within budge, a Beretta 686s 28' fixed choked at a 1/4 & 1/4 which I though was unusual but I thought it was reasonably priced at £700....Whilst it'a r/h gun it fits my friend very well who will be shooting it l/h. Does anyone have experience of these guns & does anyone still shoot one ?

Good Morning all, Some advice needed, I have been shooting clays on & off for a years however I would say i'm an average shot but recently a friend of mine has had a lesson & loved it, needless to say he applied for his SGC which has now arrived. On his lesson he shot off his left shoulder as he had a motorcycle accident and struggled to shoot off his right even though he is right handed. He is now looking for his first gun, I have limited advice on o/u as I always shoot a Semi & I think my advice would be biased. His budget is £600-800 & will probably shoot sporting twice a month (once lock down is over) to start with. Any Advice on a o/u will be greatly received,...... ps.I've told him to join this site

Does anyone have experience of shooting the A400 xcel multi target, it looks a bit of a beast on the clay ground but has anyone had experience of setting one up as it looks like a work in progress kind of gun. I'd like to hear any negatives