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Get it converted to adjustable and set it parallel 

Where's my spade?

I thought it was much better than the last couple of years.  It seemed like more effort had been put in on the course design. I shot the clays with sky behind them really well but orange clays with a dark background were a disaster. Hit 160 must try some different colour glasses.

Spend the £3.4k on cartridges and entry fees. You won't shoot any better with a new gun.

Ended up on 97 after missing three of the easiest clays. A high 1 and a high and low 7.  But the worst thing is apparently being a veteran at age 57. 

Anyone shooting it? Iam having a go tomorrow.

I wasn't going to shoot it but talking to several shooters who all said it was two good rounds has changed my mind, so shooting Saturday.

I've gone for a trap style forend.

Had a few more hours on it today. 

Correct I think he hit 84. 

Silly system. Last year it placed Richard Bunning in C class for English skeet.

East of England will be a severe test. Don't know how he does it but John Lee puts on clay's that look easy enough but they just don't break. 

I would have thought a good gunsmith could repair that. They are either brazed or silver soldered in. £700 sounds a crazy price. 

We don't have tiles here in Norfolk, it's premium linoleum at £1.39 a Metre 

If you think it's garish now just wait till it gets  a thick coat of shiny lacquer.

Thought I would have a go at stock making. It's approximately 20 times more difficult than I expected. However its starting to resemble a stock now.

Unfortunately only TT2s

I picked up 5000 cartridges the other week and they cost more than my car and gun combined.

After an absolute disaster at East of England on good Friday with a 68 just couldn't find so many targets. I shot Northampton today hit 91 on quite a stiff round. The difference a week makes is amazing.