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I had an early version, it was ok but the grip was not right for me so I took a file to it. I actually bought a new version last month with an adjustable comb but the stock had not been stained where the comb had been cut, it was still white 😱 It looked as is whatever they had used to applied...

I heard from a good friend that Thimbleby are now charging for no birds 😲

Many years ago we did not have a shotgun certificate at all.😉

Malmo Guns have a few stocks/forend in their spare boxes might be worth a call.

Beretta Micro Core are good and not grippy at all.

Malmo guns have a selection of used Invector plus chokes for sale on Guntrader. Sorry, I've just had a look, nothing any good for you.

I used to live at Kendal in the 80's, I now live in Windermere. Thanks though.

I did not know that S&B were still sold here. In the 80's they were sold in a wooden box holding 1000  cartridges. I used to buy mine at Skipton Gun Room, then leave the car there and go to the market on a Saturday.

I've shot 24g Eley select in plaswad and fibre for about eight years now, excellent patterns thrown too.

I would say that an A400 Excel should be reliable, I had no problems with mine at all, I just did not like the dynamics of it at all. If you buy a light Benelli it will just batter you to death 😄

Clays are all I shoot, I have not shot a registered shoot for years.

I like the 391 Urika the best. I have two, one's 21 years old and the other is 19 years old. Very little trouble to be honest one of them has a "bent" carrier which gives more reliable feeding. I had an A400 but it felt a bit numb and the grip was oversized compared to a 391.

I've used this company in Italy https://estore.beretta.com/en-eu/  Excellent service.

I enjoy watching Ed Solomons videos on You Tube 😀

Malmo guns have a box full of old Miroku trap pads.

I do believe that Blaser will give a second owner a two year warranty but it needs some service history. Kreighoff's ten year warranty is valid to a different owner for the remaining years.

I used to subscribe to ClayShooting USA, excellent content even though it was about sporting clays only in the States. Still online today, but the magazine was very good.

Are you going to use it instead of the Blaser? They tend to fall to pieces, ribs falling off etc; 🙄

Mine actually had two hairline cracks which Malmo guns paid for, the third time it cracked I took it to a furniture maker in a village near me they charged me £10 in the Mountain rescue box. It never cracked again but it was a very highly figured lump of wood. 😁