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Tight is always good, fblack in 8.5 is great for sporting and anything inside 25yards is vaporised

Don't know about louder but they shoot tight

Or you could shoot a gun with lots of cast off, you would have to forget about looking down the rib just trust your mount and shoot both eyes open,

Never shot 24g of either, but I can't tell any difference between them in 28g loads and that includes recoil

No long time since I used them but never had a problem with them, always found them to be a good shell, that would really piss me off

Pro sport seems to be gone from hull website, is sporting 100, pro sport rebadged or a new shell. I can't find a price for them

I think it's just another Edition cause the weight put some people off, standard dt11 around 9lb black edition 8and a bit,

3/4 to 1lb lighter carbon fibre rib trigger plate and guard

Not normally a fan of side plates but very nice .

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Agreed but it's up to you the shooter to allow enough time for a hang fire, in saying that Iv seen all to often guns broken immediately after a miss fire, and when you mention the possibility of a hang fire to be met with a grunt, iv only seen one hang fire and it was a good 5 seconds.

Perfectly safe handing a loaded closed gun to another person if done correctly, ( watch a good team on a driven day ) as harsh at it sounds rules on a sim pair are there to stop some one not firing the second barrel after missing the first ( to get repeat pair) in this case first bird killed I...

Ref got it right. But seems harsh to me

I don't play golf but most of my friends do, and there as bad as us shooters thinking the magic club will bring down there handicap, only friends I have that shoot and fish iv met thru the sport

Yes every one go's on a fishing trip when there going for a dirty weekend with the bit on the side, Even in the movies

A gun is a firearm, only a weapon if used as such.

45 degree left or right teal will need a little lead left or right if your taking them on the way up, say it a 45degree left I'd hold high and left and shoot an intercept method, if your going to come thru the bird hold a little lower and it should give you the line as you come up and thru it

12 bore Monte Carlo stock chop for length and pitch job done

Iv found the most important thing with teal is trust yourself, do not double check trust your eyes, that's for short to medium teal, the long buggers what works for me is high gun hold about half way up let the clay beat me and as I cover the bird I look out about a yard higher than the bird and...

I'm with Wonko on this, poi there's better things to worry about, and the amount of people shooting high adjustable ribs worrying about poi when there mount is canted,