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I'm amazed your Bluetooth hygrometer/thermometer works inside your closed metal cabinet

So it's pretence not preference I see now Edit .Confused again now as you've changed it back to preference 

So in the end you had a personal preference for the 32'' barrels then

And if personal preference pays no part why do you shoot a Krieghoff 

Well if she gets a lot of muzzle flip when shooting skeet she controls it exceptionally well then 30'' Barrels but carbon rib/trigger to help weight 😉

There are always exceptions Amber Hill with her Beretta DT11 for example the guns almost as long as she is tall. Try out as many as you can, it's what suits you not what everybody says you need to shoot well

A lot of gun safes out there now that will take shotguns larger than 32''  

I'm a engineer also, but felt I never needed to know the far end of a fart for some reason 😉😁

The IOC are all about money nowadays and have been for quite sometime. What gives the best TV coverage is what its all about now. Millions spent on building facilities at different countries of which most never get used again. It's just not sustainable anymore  

They have their reasons to buy out Lyalvale else why bother. They can ship their products to one address and distribute to their dealers in the UK, whether it be components or complete cartridges made here or abroad     

Fiocchi are undercutting all the UK based suppliers, and that's with them exporting to the UK. Now Fiocchi are a business that sees a growing market in the UK and their takeover of Lyalvale gives them a production site here saving export costs I think it's the other manufacturers that need to...

Friend shot a couple of slabs of them and found them very smooth to shoot, he gave me a few to try and I agreed. He's back on the Fblu's only because of the cost nothing else Edit: just picked up another 1k still £235 a thousand around here

Ghost clays by the looks of the handheld ones 😄

I like to think about that great quote by Stephen Fry 

Didn't a member on have trouble with his Teague choked Miroku that was fixed then Multi choked by them.

Yes his contract is with who he purchased it off, but warranty work for defects is the responsibility of the importer, especially as it's past the 28days that he can reject the gun and get a refund as his statutory rights say if faulty

It would have to be extremely damp in your roof space to cause this much distortion to the wood I would think. But then again a lot of wood isn't seasoned like it used to be

Probably because that would take up more space than the Hamilton, as my post says it's the bending down getting the gun in and out of the slip not the walking part

Does anyone know if Hamilton have changed the specification of their slips. Now I was led to believe that they were so heavy it would be like carrying a small car around with the shotgun in it, but having looked at someone with one while shooting today and asking what they though was invited to...

As Steve1066 get the gel ones, once you try them you won't want to go back to the other type