Gun woes, Choke woes just general woes

[salop sniper]

[SIZE=10.5pt]Having read this I am now going to continue to remove my chokes and clean, inspect re-lube and replace them after every usage no matter how may shots I’ve had.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=10.5pt]I like my body in one piece and also my gun in one piece (so to speak) both unharmed.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=medium]Good gun maintenance won’t hurt anyone done correctly.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=medium]Fail to prepare, prepare to fail! [/SIZE]

[SIZE=medium]ATB[/SIZE]

[SIZE=medium]Matt [/SIZE]

 

[Gavin]

I'd be happy it was only the choke and not the barrel

 

[westley]

Well, my flab is well and truly gasted. I think I will stick with my current chokes and just buy their yoghurts in future !

 

[schmokinn]

Well, my flab is well and truly gasted. I think I will stick with my current chokes and just buy their yoghurts in future !

might find it makes the chokes a bit sticky!

 

[westley]

Ah, so you do that too. Be careful though or it's next stop specsavers !

 

[RobertBeard]

I have no choke key for my Mullers, so am frantically checking them with my fingers all day.

Teagues sell a nice stainless steel conical shaped one which works great with Mullers or any others that don't have notch to lock in to. 

I bought mine direct off their website.

 

[Doctor Lecter]

725   ds chokes     original     best chokes ever   .    superb .

 

[evoracer]

725   ds chokes     original     best chokes ever   .    superb .

In a Beretta..... really 

 

[ips]

How very dare you madam

 

[MJJ]

Beretta......yuk.....nastier than a nuns nasty......

having to suffer one in the house thanks to him indoors......I will get rid sooner or later :laugh:

You don't say WHICH one..........!

 

[darthmk38]

You don't say WHICH one..........!

all of them...just saying