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Yes, always enjoy Steves targets. Really enjoyed Garlands today, although like Chard had a couple of bad stands, all down to me not thinking properly. White Gold Challenge was well set up too. Can't wait for the next chance to try and qualify. Company was terrible a always. See above for details.

Gamebore are on there Easter break at the moment. PM me an address and I'll send some over. Hope you manage to get them on straighter than Chard did. I must have given him at least ten untill he got them straight-ish :crazy:

I think that's how it works with Cartridges aswell, but in reverse.  I know nothing about any "Rip off merchants" Cartridge companys. So maybe my views differ from yours.

Which bits don't stack up? And I would be interested to hear who the "Rip off merchants are" ? lead has to be processed into lead shot. That means when it comes to be made into lead shot, I'm guessing it isn't Scrap anymore, thus not worth Scrap value.   Yes Powder has to be stored securely...

The "get over it" wasn't directed solely at you and your original post.  It is an expensive Sport or Hobbie for, I would say the majority of shooters, whatever type of clay shooting they do, including me. If you don't find it expensive then you're one of the lucky ones. I don't believe "the...

 And it's always the ill informed who go on about lead. Powder is expensive, Shipping powder costs thousands and thousands, And it has to be stored off sight.

There's more than Lead that goes into producing a Cartridge. And you can't use scrap lead, it has to be clean. I doubt cartridge prices have gone up in the last few years due to Lead prices. My point was that we seem to pay as much for a Cartridge as we do for a clay. yet the cost of producing...

This is an expensive Sport/Hobbie, get over it. It isn't the 1980's anymore, when shooting was cheap. I talk to shooters of that era and they were shooting three, four shoots a week. a couple of registereds on a sunday, and loads of practice in the summer weekday evenings. Brilliant! Those days...

You're a self abuser Mr P. You shoot Eley!

Looking like I'll be shooting this one. I can't PM anyone as I've not done ten posts yet :P I'll have to hurl abuse at some of the Plobs I know on here to build my post count up.

I might Shoot this if the plans I've already made crumble into the dirt, like they seem to be doing.

I was on that Squad too. And the following year at the British open. On virtually the same target on the same stand he got his spare barrels out. Certainly worked for him, as he won The British on a 117/120.

The company was sold by Geoff Dales to a Canadian businessman, who had earlier bought Kent Cartridge Company. The same man still owns Gamebore (and Kent Cartridge Company) - no American/Canadian consortium