Try guns (for trying, for fit dimensions) are at every decent gun shop that does gun fitting. So near me that’s EJC, West London, but I’m sure others too.
Feels like it sometimes with you London centric chaps!Sorry, squashing not intended and I didn’t realise you were in Middle Earth
That might be appropriate if you were talking to a beginner or intermediate sporting gun. It doesn't apply when it's a seasoned competitor who has physically changed and is adjusting the gun to compensate.
I think the OP means a gun that allows a fitter to change every shape, size, and angle so that the shooter gets measurements from where he can either have a custom stock made or (try to) find a gun with a stock that suits his dimensions. Not much to be set-up about a fixed stock gun if you are squeamish about using a saw and file and don't like the look of neoprene and duct tape
That's the thing. I got my gun fit settled using one, jolly useful when in the right hands. I wish they'd publicize them more.I think the OP means a gun that allows a fitter to change every shape, size, and angle so that the shooter gets measurements from where he can either have a custom stock made or (try to) find a gun with a stock that suits his dimensions. Not much to be set-up about a fixed stock gun if you are squeamish about using a saw and file and don't like the look of neoprene and duct tape
Orston have a fully adjustable gun for gunfit, or they did have a few months ago. Might be worth a message to check it they see anywhere near you. With regards to someone to set it up there would be Daniel Martin the owner or Nick Hendrick works out of there quite a bit.
Coleys ( Cheltenham ) have I believe two, the latest being a Kreighoff which appears to my untrained eye all bits n bobs & bendy bits which can be moulded to any number of sizes.
I'm not paying for one. I'm just curious on what all the youtubers get wrong. You've made quite a sweeping statement so if you have information everyone else doesn't I'd like to know.
