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Thankyou for offering to give so generously of your much valued time, experience and sound practical knowledge Will, I am heartened with your philanthropic aspirations, unfortunately, I fear that my decades of shooting, permanently ingrained by poor technique and habitual bad habits, would...

Also, in addition to all the above advice.. if the gun stock is fitted with an adjustable comb, make sure that the screw fittings that facilitate the adjustment aren’t seized….. especially with the Beretta memory system adjustable comb,(I think it’s now been discontinued) these can be a...

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Perhaps Premier Guns at Doveridge are missing the knowledge and inspirational presence of Matthew Morgan, now of The Eastfield Gunroom, his practical understanding and depth of experience with all aspects of shotgun related interests, most especially Miroku and Browning and Beretta, but...

Yes……I noticed that early this morning…..doesn’t seem to be a straightforward and easily resolved fix……

Hmmm…… must be having technical issues again with their server……not just my banana fingers then! Thankyou for your response Steve.

Has anyone having difficulty logging into the Pigeon Watch website? It isn’t responding. Similar issues occurred a few days ago……

Yes, Pigeonwatch website is accessible now, operating as normal……

Hi Steve…… I’m having the same problem, not been able to access their website since last night, there must be a technical issue with the Pigeonwatch server……

I do have your book Peter, and it has been, and still is a most useful guide, Thankyou.

I couldn’t agree more, the inference from the OP is that he’s been ripped off by The Oxford Gun Company, some clarification would be helpful, otherwise it would seem to me that the OP has pulled the pin and thrown a grenade into the Oxford Gun Company bunker and walked away…….this post is...

That sounds unnervingly familiar to my experiences with a brand new 694, which, to the credit of my excellent local gunsmith (Matt Simpson at Simpson Brothers of Wittering Grange), he promptly fixed, and the problem did not recur, however three weeks later the forend cracked, at the lower front...

If a new 682 Gold E was available, I’d swap my 694 without a moment’s hesitation……

For me, the defects simply no longer inspire confidence in the new Beretta 694 model, this is a premium, expensive gun, to me insufficient development and poor quality control have contributed to the unacceptable defects, but the Beretta brand sails on, seemingly unaffected, it’s such a well...

Thankyou for that advice Westward….I somehow think you’ve solved my dilemma!! Much appreciated!! 😊

Caesar Guerini seems a popular alternative to the established Beretta, Browning and Miroku brands……..definitely worth serious consideration if only for the customer service aspect ……….

The after sales service from Anglo Italian Arms does seem to be exemplary, I understand what you’re saying about losing confidence with a gun and manufacturer tho, I’m certainly tempted to move away from Beretta, even tho, like Caesar Guerini, the odd rogue poorly made example sold shouldn’t...

Caesar Guerini is the one make of gun I haven’t owned, or even shot, in over thirty years………maybe…. My gun was appropriately lubricated, definitely not caused by a lack of grease, as you say Westward-the locking bolt is a completely separate part of the action, inexplicably it would not move...

Completely agree with all your comments Freddyip……I too have a trusted gunsmith I  have known and used for over 30 years, and have complete faith in his professional knowledge and gunsmithing capabilities, he liased with GMK before undertaking to sort out the unusual lock up problems with my 694...