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I had to re read that last line again, I thought 'day' read 'CLAY' ! I was about to ask if you did lessons ! 😂

My outlay has TREBLED........they are called Grandsons 🙄

Been there, done that and clean the car with the T shirt ! 😄

MARRIAGE ! 😂

You don't know the cows where I shoot ! 😂

Its already has ! 😄 I thought one of the pathetic reasons for banning semi auto's in Trap disciplines, was the distraction caused by the ejected empty cases. If a cow broke wind in the next field, some shooters were claiming a baulk ! HOW on Gods earth are they going to cope with...

Should this not have been announced on MONDAY ? As an auto user, is this not " against me yuman rites".........??? Now where did I put that bloomin legal aid application ?

Check their Website, it shows some of their work. While you are there, they have a CD trap gun too, just a poor wood match between stock and forend. 😊

We had an acquaintance, who sadly passed away last year, he had an A1 which had been done by Wisemans. Engraved, gold inlay, the works, and very nice it was too.

Wisemans of Cannock offered this sort of customising to Browning guns, and I think they still do.

I did once have a guy that brought his newly purchased Remmie 1100 to try on the DTL range. I watched him load 2 cartridges, then rest the muzzle on the toecap of his trainer ! After all, he had always done that with his O/U ( which would have been broken) 🫣

The bottom line is, I am 100% convinced it was user error and NOT a fault on the trigger system anyway. Due to nervous tension, the trigger is not fully released between shots. I have had it happen myself, usually when shooting Trap, but occasionally on Sporting.

Just watch YouTube, an awful lot of the 'EXPERTS' are evaluating guns, one way or another. Surprisingly enough an awful lot have their damned fingers on the triggers too ! Remember wood is ALWAYS good ! And especially if you are standing in front of a camera. As an ex Firearms Officer, it...

My only gripe with some safety flags, is the damage they can do to the finish around the ejection port. However I found 1 in USA which is a soft rubber 'bung' that fits into the 'ole'. I just keep the gun slipped until I come to use it, then back into the slip, immediately I come off the stand...

To be fair to him, he was only doing what he had been told by others, who, quite honestly, should have known better. I think they were getting confused with banging the stock to fire off the second barrel on SNAP CAPS, but never on a loaded and live gun.

The CD has a shorter than average stock too. Mine with 3/4" pad fitted is 14 1/2" LOP.

I was waiting to shoot a stand at the local sporting ground yesterday, when I witnessed an odd thing. A chap shooting the stand had a 'gun malfunction ' ? He had shot and killed the first target, but the gun , a Browning, had failed to fire the second barrel. He took the gun, from his shoulder...

I forgot to add that I tried a Kreighoff K80 thing 3 weeks ago, yes it was nice, for a £16,000 gun, I straighted the stand I was on, BUT, I had just straighted the same stand with my £500 Classic Doubles !

NOW its your turn to "put the kettle on " IF you are near Harrogate, the Brown Trout fishing tackle and gunshop has a rather nice Classic Doubles Trap gun for sale. It is a bit dear, but you may be able to bargain. I am currently using one of these guns with a Sporter stock fitted and I love...

When I saw the title of this thread, it reminded me of some of the guys I used to drink with ! 😊