Charliedog

Not sure you can really lighten naturally dark wood but for what its worth I much prefer the colour of top stock

It is odd as you can dry fire a 725 and it will swap to the next barrel with no inertia from a cartridge whatsoever, i have owned a 725 for 7 years and never missed a beat with any cartridge load

Thankyou, appreciated, I was hoping for tighter and heavier but will have a think about it

Apologies, maybe my request was not clear, my brownings bore sizes range from 18.7 to 18.8 (stamped on the barrels), my understanding is that the fixed choke crowns were about 18.4 to suit fibre wad cartridges better, but not sure of the multichoke version like this, hence the question. Likewise, I would like to know the weight of this actual gun, as again they will vary.

How much does it weigh and what are the bore size of the barrels please?

May have to downsize on the number of rangerovers

12b o/u 30inch

Agreed

Never knew that, quite a difference then, I would buy one

I had one as a hire vehicle in the states, had a stonking powerful V something petrol engine. Superbly comfortable and refined, very well built. You are very aware it is a very big vehicle and this one rarely exceeded 19 mpg. Saying that I would still buy one if I had the need for that type of vehicle, probably something better out there though I would have thought.

Buzzards and kites possibly, unlikely anything else I think

Eley superb are not a cheap shell, the selects are a surprisingly good cartridge in my opinion, I would happily shoot them.

Ive shot thousands of F Blacks without any quality concerns, good price point, they hit hard but a little bit thumpy in my opinion, saying that, almost without fail, if a guy in front has a cartridge misfire, its a Fiocchi. I only stopped using them as I found them far dirtier than other brands in my barrels.

£260 a brace, if you can find any

Sorry but that policeman was bang out of order, no matter what had preceded it