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Same here - shooting 2016 batch atm - still some way to go - no issues whatsoever:

Well...by reading and interpreting the breaks correctly I guess :smile:

Here is what is written on the bottom of the Clever T2 28g #7 Steel shot cartridge box (0,5mm choke = 1/2). On one of the ranges I attend the use of steel is mandatory and I saw many different guns used with steel - mostly trap guns (Browning FN, Ultras, Perazzi's Berettas...) choked 3/4 and...

I'd just comment on sporting targets - as Will said there are some (usually close ones or ones that show full face ect) that should be pulverised when hit, since every weak break on those is leting you know you have an error somewhere, that would result on complete miss if that same target would...

Davy there is nothing wrong with your gun - just accept that sporting targets are somewhat harder to hit than trap ones since they need quite some more of your knowledge, techique, timing...things that gun doesn't bring Further more - once you will learn the ropes you will find that usually the...

Exactly - watch this GD vid (pass the drink promo parts). Unique insight into his stuff - what I gather: 1. Smooth and incredibly precise swing - IMO just astounding - I believe with precision like that many clays would be hit with a .22 l.r. 2. Interesting how he almost always start with his...

I'd just add that I am surprised over and over again on the degree of filigree precision needed - it is bloody hard work and on moments quite painstaking.

Well...It is just a plan...that might be prolonged into 2018...and further :D

I'd second that - my MK 70 has even some more drop at heel (63mm vs 60mm on MK60)  - fits me just nice, while some guys around here just can't hit a thing with it. Then I am able to adapt to almost any gun in no time (as long as it isnt too barrel light).

Stocked up for the time being - got those for 2016 prices...settled for Intercomp HV 24g plas 2.3mm this season - aim is constant 90% (-2%) in sporting and 95% in trap, once there I will be looking for some "better" ones :)

This...as an ultimate test - it works on scuba masks as well.

Looks like MK60 with 1/4 and 3/4 chokes - obviously 1/4 lacks some... :)

Cold blueing will stay on for some time but will eventualy wear off so you will have to re-apply it over and over again and (if you are looking for a permanent solution) will drive you nuts (I was cold blueing my Browning this way) - it is  simple procedure and looks genuine tho. So if you are...

Very well put - the devil is in the "dropper" part.

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100 wins over 50 anytime :)  

By all means - try to handle a fine heavy  British double rifle like WR, H&H, Purdey...all somewhere between 10 and 11 lbs, yet sheer joy to handle.

It is the same dilema I  was going trough back in '13 - was having an affair with my first gun - it was a Browning Ultra trap choked 3/4 and 1/1...I was dead set I need a Sporter instead of Trap gun to shoot Sporting - based on...squat...off season feeling...as of now, I am sitting with sporter...

I would leave it as it is.

Please let us know which gun it is and what do you intend to shoot with it.