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The simple answer to your original question is, buy 1,000 Gamebore White Gold 8's and just shoot them. Consistency in shooting comes from practice and learning the idiosyncrasies not just of the gun but also the cartridge and the combination of the two. I find I shoot better with a 7 1/2 shot...

All very sensible advice, the ONLY time I have found it necessary to change is either due to availability or in some cases where the manufacturer made a change to the cartridge - usually they change the powder and this can sometimes affect the felt recoil. Express did with the Supers, Eley did...

Behave... :-)

Tight half is in between a half and 3/4 and yes there is a difference :-)

Just to add some points, all my fixed choked MK38's were taken out to 22 thou both barrels (slightly tight half choke) Bill Blacker did the work and he also lengthened the forcing cones. Ask ShaunMK38 what the kills were like, most people thought I was shooting 3/4 to full choke. My multi choke...

Wow with so many pet hates its a wonder any of us actually go to a shoot to enjoy it  :D Although I do agree with the vast majority of them, a lot of the pet hates are behavioural for me, how hard is it to put cartridges in the bin? How hard is it to wait until the shooter has finished...

MK38's are work horses, get the right one and have it set up properly and it wont let you down. Currently have a multi choked MK38 sporter, it is a little nose heavy so might balance it or I might get another one that is fixed choked and set them up identically. 

This is like comparing apples, bananas and grapefruit! All three are very individual and it would depend entirely on what you normally like in a gun. I have never tried a Blaser but have shot a K80 and MX2000S. My personal take was the Kreighoff was horrible and the Perazzi was very fast in the...

Sorry Shaun, had to use it for a trade in... Actually regret selling that gun, have another MK38 in a Sporter variety now, multi choked, not what I usually go for but thought I would give it a go. This one is nose heavy and I will probably add some weight to the stock at some point to balance it...

Thanks Robert Hopefully will be a bit more active on here and at shooting grounds this year, may not be to the same level but its still fun to get out.

Interesting topic this one, it demonstrates how GP's and some Physios deal with neck/shoulder pain in various ways. Having gone through this myself I know how frustrating it can be and also how long it can take to get on top of. In my case my neck pain was being caused by 2 things, acute RSI...

My advice is a good set of golf clubs...  :D To start off all you need to buy is: Gun Glasses Ear Defenders Skeet Vest Warm waterproof jacket Waterproof (warm) trousers or golf style over trousers Waterproof Boots (Wellies, Walking doesn't matter) Range Bag That is the basic kit, obviously...

Pilla are sooo good they list things twice...! A. HYDRO-PEL  B. FLASHING C. ADHESION COATING D. PRIMER ADHESION COATING E. VIVX LENS F.  PRIMER ADHESION COATING G.  ADHESION COATING H.  ZEISS VIVX ANTI-REFLECTIVE I.  HYDRO-PEL

Booked in for the Europeans, Worlds is a non runner, bit too soon after my wedding!

Simple answer is to go 'birds only' and then you are shooting for fun and not worrying about what class you might or might not win ;-) 

I thought you were having seizures and it wasn't polite for anyone to mention it...

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OMFG something I agree with Guru on! I expect the end of the world in a few hours!!

Depends, I always used the nylon style slips with lambs wool inside, recently got a leather slip, much better at keeping the bang stick dry and offers better protection, a bit heavy but not an over burden!