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I havnt, as at the moment I dont wish to make things worse(by loosing a spring or something), but some chaps on the dreaded FB said its worth a go, others have said not to bother and to take to a gunsmith.. So im still deciding. Id like to start now, as it can save a fortune over the years to...

I love the look of the Browning 525SL, with adjustable comb(I believe it does cast too - or I may be getting confused with the XS PRO which I was also ooogling over) I would love either, but I got a Rizzini off a mate(a tenth of the cost and suited my wallet to get me started.), and it seems to...

Hi Chap. I dont suppose you have a manual for your Rizzini do you? Is yours a Side plate? Here is mine. I have a 1996 E.Rizzini, and am desperately trying to find a manual on how to strip the action to give it a clean out.. I dont want to just start undoing screws incase something pings out...

There was a post on facebook this week about travelling on the train with gun in slip.. Personally, from my town id rather get a taxi if I had to use public transport - more likely get robbed and beaten for it.. Otherwise id break it down in a holdall of sorts or tennis racket case...

.. maybe so - but so many say not to bother, but for the sake of £5-15, why not, when it could cost you 40+ for a spring or firing pin + fitting. Personally I have no idea. im new to shooting - but read lots and still not entirely sure, so far I can gather the newer guns - in the last 10-15...

where I am a member, they have nothing south of 200+ I have asked, at the end of the day for me its just a bit of fun on my day off, im not into competitions... so I see no reason to spend big money on the cartridges, the clays are dear enough.. especially when im getting a dozen+ dudds each...

Today im excited to be (hopefully) going out this eve, and trying a new adapter I got for my GoPro H7B which should go on the end of the barrel like a shotkam. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0784JNVCF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Hopefully ill get some decent...

Oh bless ., sorry I think I misread your last message - as you will not put pics up ..

nout but be in this forum...

I should imagine though, that the cartridge being ejected doesn't weigh 1.5oz, where as the brass cap does....? And the heavy loads being shot from the gun - again isnt affecting the ejectors in the same way as them ejecting a 1.5oz brass cap?? Im no expert - but logic and or physics takes over...

Wow... I usually buy 500 plastic and 500 fibre as I mainly shoot at 2 grounds and one is fibre only. fibre wad x500 - £125 - £20.01(membership discount) Plastic wad x500 - £120 - £24.05(membership discount) Ill ask next time why they are £192 elsewhere and £240-£250 (not including membership...

Ah ok chap, thanks for the info. Out of curiosity, why no pictures?

Thanks Chap - That's a good looking gun.

Ill keep my eyes peeled for some down the local takeaway :wink:

I was told the brass ones are too heavy and can cause more wear/damage than the good they do.

Hilarious - Thanks guys, cheered up my Monday afternoon at 'work' its been quiet .

Very good chap. The price im paying is with club membership discount too. I save about £45 on the 1000 - so hate to think they can charge 250 a 1000 for them....

If you have still not received it, id drop them a line, something along the lines of - worried it has been lost in the post..

I was advised to use the GT85 on my pushbike for the chain and gears... Not sure how it will 'clean' the bore? or is it more to soak and loosen the dirt?

May have to give that a try myself...