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Thanks for the help today Ed, very very useful. Just need to see if I can do it without you being there :hunter: Good to meet you too Al!

Guess I'm an arse :jester:

I have been known to scare a few... :unsure:

:thumbsup:

Getting on a bit now, seven thousand and ninety four :smile:

surely that would be squares....

The circles I move in mean my kit is available most places :sarcastic:

Very true and when I bought my gun I was well aware the price was in the ballpark and given the service I received (in my opinion) I'd have been embarrassed to have then asked for a discount. As it happens I bought cartridges etc at the same time and was given a discount without asking. Proper...

Have to say that, within reason, there's a lot more to it than just the best price. Essentially would you go to a crap dealer just to save a bit or pay a little more and have decent honest service. I know which I'd rather do and if that comes at a slight premium it's fine with me.

done

What did I do? :sarcastic:

Why, was it a Perazzi? :sarcastic:

In all honesty, that won't be hard :biggrin:

Brilliant news as I have a couple of hours with him soon too! :hi:

Thanks. What I was trying to say (perhaps badly) was that I just didn't understand how you could feel one gun was better than another when they were all so far away from fitting you. I suppose the best analogy I can think of is comparing size 12 shoes when you only normally take a size 7.....

It might be me but I'm struggling to understand how you chose between a DT10 and a 425 when it needed 2" off the stock?

Absolute classic, although I wasn't there.... If you still get down there (well the new place but you know what i mean) let me know and I'll get you a pint in!

What did he say?

Surely a recoil pad will just reduce felt recoil rather than actual recoil. The gun moves the same (due to physics) but the recoil reducer absorbs the shock rather than your shoulder. I'm new so I probably don't have a clue anyway :smile: