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You can keep the panda, now the red Porsche Cayman is sweet

You don't pay for fuel or road tax, or servicing? My take is this, none of us know, for sure, how long this life journey is going to last, so why not enjoy the ride.

Steve, the Dubai shoot now has grass covered hills, lakes and streams, they have done a golf course style makeover, so should be excellent.

Why is it only 60 targets?

I have one of his books, stock fitters bible, brilliant read and very informative, welcome to the forum, a word of caution, expect to receive thousands of messages about gun fit!

Off now until January, then it's a trip to the desert...

Sounds sh*te already, just leave it alone, has worked for the last three years, no point in improving it now

I am pretty sure every time my gun goes on an aeroplane it cost £20,000 to replace - well you can't be too careful with one off customised sporting guns  :biggrin:

2010 3.0 diesel tiptronic S with 35k on the clock, 1 owner FSH and £9k of options will set you back around £40k, the drive is unbelievable, trim and toys that will keep you interested for ages. Keep in mind that this probably cost £75-£80k new and its a lot of car. So depending on your budget...

Needed something that can actually do more than 10MPG

I do wish the Daily Fail would get its facts straight, it's the airport ground handlers who get your luggage from the plane to the baggage claim conveyor belt not the airline, so if any one should be metaphorically shot it should be the baggage handlers.... Tee wats

Hmmm went for the 3.0D Porsche Cayenne, 8 speed auto, tiptronic paddle shift with more options than I can remember

Better take the Porsche Cayenne back then...

Will, this your new RR?

I have decided to get a Vespa...

Quite tempted with a Range Rover Sport (new shape)...

Yep they do as well, only repeating what a bloke who has been making barrels for 30 years said, if you want a multi choke gun, buy one that was designed to have them, Caesar, Blaser, Kreighoff etc

According to perazzi's barrel maker, having a perazzi modified from fixed to multi choke affects the balance of those barrels and they do not recommend it, personally I would take the gun to a good barrel man and get him to open the choking

Actually you can, but your second score counts for nothing, most grounds let you do it as long as the first card has been submitted

Steve you that hard up? :-) leave the course on for people to practice on AFTER the registered shoot, or run all four grounds on the same Sunday, that way people can get to grip with your targets four times as fast...