BrowningBoy

Another Winslow Boy

Ahhhh so you were tempted by the dark side are you, come to me luke you know its true. lol use the force ,and watch for the pw bogieman, cos he will get ya lol Who ever it is isn't using it, no posts so far. The email address is visible on the profile, the mods here could view both sides to validate things

£9 for 50 at my local hay bale shoot and £19/100 at the other one I mainly use (non members £3 extra at both). also use sywell in Northampton and that varies from £5.50ish for 25 skeet to c£48 155 for the all rounder day.

I've got a kickeze pad on my B325, main benefit was to make the stock the perfect length but the recoil reduction is noticeable. Changing cartridges can also have a significant effect though

Browning Cynergy might work for you BUT heard a few complaints and met people who've had them and moved on quickly

makes me Sheba Harwood

I'm going for the Browning 525 and Cynergy Composite.

Har de Har Har No you can't

I'm happy to assist in the Bucks end of the co-ordination for this

might help if you said where abouts you are located

I'm getting around 40mpg from my off roader Mind you the handling is dreadful, it's a "W" reg Renault Laguna 1.8 sport

Thames Valley Police Quote 60 working days (12 weeks) for processing applications, from my conversations with them today I'm looking at a total of 14 weeks but xmas got in the way I guess

WGD, - Station 1 Two singles and a double - Station 2 Two singles and a double - Station 3 Two singles - Station 4 Two singles and a double (the shooter must nominate the first target of the double to be shot at) - Station 5 Two singles - Station 6 Two singles and a double - Station 7 Two singles and a double 24 shots in total plus one spare, to be taken on first missed shot or if no shot missed then an extra shot on Station 7, shooter to elect preferred target

Just spoke to TVP FEO, wife's cert is all done from their end and awaiting the next printing / posting run so should have her SGC by end of Jan she's going to want some new hardware......

Hi Lee, If you want to shoot registered then the CPSA is the way to go, it will provide you with classification and the ability to enter registered shoots. No idea personally what shoots might be in your area but http://www.cpsa.co.uk/clubs/clubfinder.cfm?countyName=YORKSHIRE&clubName= should help you get started. Regular practice on a "home" ground is all well and good but a registered sporting will give you an opportunity to measure yourself against better shots and tougher targets. Suggest also you try some skeet, DTL, Sport Trap etc. The variety of targets and styles will help your sporting shooting no end edited 'cos I can't spell