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SBL - Please report on the Lambtons shoot - is that the flush day you are attending.

They have stopped doing them. As I understand it there was a complaint(s) regarding noise and the profit element from the events made arguing with the locals pointless. The main ground is quite upmarket and I'm sure their driven days make better business sense. It is real shame - probably one...

YCS - Rocol Sapphire would match that description.

Apparently people think change is progress. There's even a career.

I would agree with Martin. As above I use Rocol Sapphire which is messy stuff but the choke is fast until removed when it comes out nice & easy with a friction key. No rattling out during a round. I would not leave them in for the 7000 rounds Will referred to above !!!! I have got up to 2,000...

Is their site in Oxford & North sites still open ?? -

I was underneath it with it curving away. Pushed the lead out thinking I was short, then a bit more again, then a rethink and hit it. Another learning curve !!!

Did we chat at Kibworth as you were making you way to be first on the driven stand (10) ??. My 'problem' stand was 12 the rabbit and midi - messed up a decent card by dropping 4 (3 of the midi) and ending up on 85. Dropped 5 silly ones going round so i should have been in the money (!!!). My...

Cuffers is selling some Castellani vests - they are high end but quite spenny albeit he has some decent savings. My vote has always been Musto - I have three thinking they would wear out the first one is doing just fine.

Fiocchi cartridges often have deep set primers. They are usually the first brand to fail with worn pins - particularly on Brownings which pit. It's for the shooter to get the cartridge & gun combination right though I would concur with refs being sympathetic unless under scrutiny themselves.

Feel a bit disappointing - nobody took a video of me !!!

If you struggling then try other peoples and try to break the criteria down. Gun weight, balance, stock profile. Then note down some standard measurements - stock length, barrel length, palm swell. After a while you will work out the guns you need to try face to face and make a journey worthwhile.

So Monday @ the Essex Masters. Firstly it was drive for me – 6am up and 7am in the car for a (rushing) 10am arrival. I also, given it was not a registered shoot, decided to take out the 682 Gold. It’s just had a adjustable stock fitted to it (Jason Sivitar) and which, apart from 75 cartridges...

Monday for me.

Martin. I shot Langs a few weeks ago and the first stand was two incoming quartering clays which I didn't bother thinking about. Dropped 3 for a 5 when it would normally be an 8 or disappointed 7. You are right about getting your head together but I wonder whether it's an 'easy' bird too early...

An 82 in the wind yesterday at Northampton after a 72 at Kibworth also in windy conditions. I've spent quite a bit of time working on my consistency but the weekend was good in terms of - yes be consistent with mount point and kill point etc - but remembering to treat each pair on their own...

Due at Northampton at 2pm. Should be a steep learning curve !!!

I am surprised that the vast majority of grounds around us that are closed Mondays. I totally get the day off after the weekend etc but you would think one or two would work out that opening Monday and closing Tuesday or Wednesday might work. I'm no retail expert however !!!

Of course he went birds only - It was just for fun !!! :)

AGL for Daughter & me on Friday. I enjoyed the shoot but the sim pair half way round was badly affected by the wind & no birds - the wind made shooting the first one early essential. Apart from looking up a lot I do like the ground (which is a journey for us) and there was something to think...