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Sooooo. About to 'pull the trigger' on a Browning ultra xs Pro... What should I know? Quirks/faults/benefits, of the gun & company. Look forward to hearing from those who own, or have owned them.  Ps, I did do a search, but nout came up, alot about the 725 though... My understanding is...

Good day and welcome. Hope you don't have to wait too long for the licence. - mind you, being posted October - I hope its already come.

wow what a thread. Hello and welcome. Im sure youll pick it up.. Im still useless at straight crossing targets. But if its just for a laugh, all is good.

Hello and welcome. Hope it gets sorted for you.

Good day sir, happy shooting.

Hi and welcome, I also live within Bedfordshire. and love shooting at sporting targets.. go there fortnightly - if the bank allowance allows :hyper:  Perhaps ill see you there one day.

Hi and welcome back.

Hi & welcome.

Hi, Welcome. I love clay shooting. only competition I have is between father in law and myself .. 

Hello & welcome.

Hello and welcome. Good luck finding a suitable club - Hope your scores improve.

Hello and welcome. Love an old gun! I have a 96 E.Rizzini.

And to you all.

Cheers all, I'll hunt some down. 

I love it there.  Well up for a meet.  Drop me a message when your available next and we will see if we can arrange something... 

Thanks bud.  Yeh I clean it in the kitchen, I reckon it's on the house for an hour before it goes in the safe.  When I pulled it out on mo day to go shooting the surface rust was back...  Only been 2 weeks since last use. An Di give my gun a coating of oil to help reduce the chances... ...

I have just done 7 days in a row, so really looking forward to some down time.  Cheers again. 

Just thought id say hi, and welcome. I cant answer your question though I'm afraid. I shoot sporting, I guess I should branch out a bit more and experience DTL, Skeet, etc. Hope you get your answers :cool:

Sorry chap, I should have mentioned its for tomorrow.. I have edited my post. Thanks for the reply Adam

Hello, & welcome. Hope your cert turns up soon. Happy shooting.