philmoss
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A few things would bother me with these guns I'm afraid! Yes they are cheap for hand made guns but they are still a lot of money. The weight of the guns seems to be 7lb which I would feel was at least 1lb too light for a clay gun. The company has no track record in making clay bashing guns,so would they take the sort of punishment that a clay gun has to take? For a lot less money you could get a gun with a known track record and have a custom stock made for it. Yes they are lovely guns to be sure,but I doubt if I would part with such money for a gun that is basically an unknown quantity. Sorry but there it is.
Well.............ive been to the factory of Jim & Elaine quiet a few times, it was in the next village to where i lived at Tarleton during my time at Worsley.They are passionate about their product, their customer & their future so will listern to anyone who any concerns regarding the longivety of the guns for clay shooting.
They have a great product & its great to see them have a niche in the market for a hand made gun :nyam: :nyam: .