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very long waiting times, try brownells i found them better

very good clean killing cartridge, all of the RC range are good, also the Winchester super speeds

get to it :blink:

i had trouble with my firearms dept forcing all kinds of regulations on me because of my age, i rang up BASC they said we will ring you back in 20 mins. I got a call 10 mins later saying that the regulations they put om my certificate were ridiculous and got them changed, anymore problems and i should ring them. I was chuffed!

two flappers for the price of a magnet, i recently got one and cant see what all the fuss is about, hasnt had them mesmorized

i asked him before i posted that and he was adamant that his old miroku was fine and he didnt need any more guns, but the thought of a nice o/u with a lovely walnut stock has been tugging in the back of my mind :look:

anyone got a nice shotgun slip, pm me

cheers im shooting with nigel on the weekend ill consult him but i would like it, its just can i justify it

did you get any ducks aswell?

hi there, My friend has the above gun but ever since i bought his .410 he has pestered me for it back, so i said would you swap for your 20 bore (his first gun) to which he declined and then said he would swap for his winchester and some money. My gramp is 72 and uses a dog of a miroku and after all the guns hes bought me and all of the shoots hes taken me on i'd like to give something back. Trouble is my friend uses it as a trap gun and it has a raised comb, it is a lovely gun though, its a grade 5 but the walnut stock is beautiful and it is in excellent condition, it is very loose but look in allround good nick and comes with 5 teague chokes. My question is, would this be a good buy if i could take it to nigel teague and have him lower the comb to suit his fit? cheers, also is there anything particularly bad about this gun?

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cheers guys got em out, they are very fouled and i will probably be asking how to get them back in in an hours or so

hi all, i own a beretta 686 silver perdiz and would like to know how to remove the ejectors, can anyone help? also there is a small click just as i move the gun from being completely open to a fraction more closed is this normal?

so its just a click and no sound like a distorted air blast when you pull the trigger? are you sure you have pushed the bolt all the way forward until you hear a click?

Im quite at ease with cows growing up on a farm, we have one bull who can get a bit big for his boots and he starts putting his head down when you walk towards him, all you've got to do is get a stick and give him a smack on the edge of his nose and he soon retreats to the top of the shed. When a cow on heat is around its a different story

cant get onto the site, can anyone else?

ROFL

thats one in every 3 catridges (or there abouts) good going

seesh everyone knows its the hatsan of the phone world

wasps get me

around 5000/6000 acres, about 2000 of that i am the sole shooter but i dont have as much access to the ground as i would like as i cant drive yet. Just wait till i can drive, i should have some more land in the bag. My grandfather is a very well respected farmer and sportsman and i only have to mention him and it instantly gets me permission in about a 15 mile radius

your springers chewing something up

if you like it and it fits you have it!, in a few weeks time when you pick up a second hand one and notice a few marks on the stock you;ll be thinking if only i got the new one

letter may well work but knowing and working with alot of farmers, they are more practical people and would like a chat rather than a letter

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