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Wanted, please, an adjustable right-hand stock for a Beretta 694 - original Beretta or TSK. Text 07505112076.

In no order of significance: 1 Shotgun sights are crude 2 Contact between fore-end and lower barrel, especially when hot, affects point of impact 3 Ditto - even more so - when a bench rest is used 4 Cartridge-mounted lasers are dimensionally inconsistent 5 Two muzzle-mounted lasers, with stable...

It's not a shotgun 'licence', it a CERTIFICATE. You have a driving licence to drive a car (not to own one). You have a shotgun certificate to own a shotgun.

Beretta have long used 'dry' lubricant on their new guns. Jams are often caused by inadequate lubrication of new parts. So, ... :cool:

You're right, it's peeled off (but was so well applied that it looked permanent).

To protect before sale, I assume?

Just bought a Beretta 31" 694 Sporter with adjustable comb: "only fired 75 cartridges." Immaculate condition, excellent wood, 'glass rod' trigger pulls ... very pleased. Now, how do you get the matt black tape off the barrels, please?

A weakness of made-to-measure ear plugs, active or passive, is that the inner contours of the ears change over time, so the fit and therefore their efficiency are lost.

ZEISS frames - most efficient shape & adjustment, most durable - and your local optician (including Specsavers) will glaze them how you want.

Teague's wrapped my gun so poorly for return that the stock was damaged.

Are Teague chokes good? Yes. I've had several guns with them. Are they better than other multi-chokes? I don't know. I've never compared them. Would I have good barrels Teague'd? No. In my experience, Teague chokes reduced the performance of good barrels.

Wish I'd known this before I sold my ported 32" Winchester 8500, the only gun I've had that shot 100/300 at DTL.

No, but thanks for your reply. There are two I'm chasing. One a half-length rib that's parallel to, and bolts on to, the the left side of the main rib. The other an arm that's 90 degrees to the rib at the muzzle and holds a foresight bead that the left eye can look at instead of the one at the...

Help, please! In a magazine article or advertisement - I can't remember where - I've seen a left-hand foresight extension that attaches at the muzzle of a shotgun to enable a left-eyed shooter to shoot off their right shoulder. Please tell me where I can find this device.

The SL3 is £20k for a Perazzi action + laser-engraved sideplates. The SL2 is £12k for a Perazzi with an ugly* (and easily damaged) stock. (*Reminiscent of the UGB25.) Beretta needed to do better, especially with the SL2, if they were going to beat Perazzi at their own game. The SL2 stock...