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Well to be fair that could apply to all 3 grounds...

Ian, that is very good, now apply that logic to possible grounds...  :blink:

Think we need some cryptic clues... Think Ford Transit Sheep in Wellies Drop traps off the back of a quad bike...

Yes so I very quickly changed my post ^^ you didn't have to quote it as well...!

d'oh

Dinosaur, relic of days gone past...

Barrow Heath is an horrendous ground, great targets, fantastic ground, good club house and facilities, I mean there isn't anything to moan about! FFS what we will whinge about in the club house over a tasty bacon sarnie and hot cup of tea?  God forbid a SELECTION shoot is too difficult for the...

I don't want this thread to get in to a 1984 discussion, but... The shoot needs a single governing body, otherwise World Championships, the World Champions, become watered down by the virtue of there being a plethora of different associations. While it is good to introduce 'new' disciplines...

Actually that is not strictly true, FITASC's position is clear, individual shooters have the right to compete in any even they wish to do so, however, FITASC are claiming that Fedecat have basically reneged on an agreement between the two parties and have copied the rules and other elements of...

The pattern is very interesting...

IPS is correct, neck pain can be caused by RSI, Carpel Tunnel, Tennis Elbow and/or golfers elbow. Having spent the last 2 years getting to the bottom of my neck issues I have now got to the root causes, yes there is more than one! My advice is go to a physio, let them see if you are suffering...

Ed, in all seriousness you need a blank were the grain is running parallel, I've straight lines from grip to heel, while the wavey grain looks great it is not ideal (tin hat going on). If you want a stock that is absorbing recoil you need a tight grain running parallel

And... What else you got to spend your millions on...!

Well nothing is ever perfect...  :afro:

On your door step then, so no excuse not to shoot it  :blink:

If you allow your eyes to look at the end of the gun you will see a double picture, also there is a tendency for your left eye (if you are right handed) to want to look at the end of the gun because it has an uninterrupted view, your right eye for example has to look over the lever and action...

Insider knowledge...?  :???:

Me - and how certain are we Graham is doing the course?

Well you only shoot 50 per day and you are usually done in a couple of hours, if you take the week as a holiday that gives you time to enjoy that part of England, some fantastic coastal areas, great pubs and hopefully sunshine! And not a Euro in sight...

You wearing trainers....?  Guess the ground...?