schmokinn
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Hi saw you wearing it at Widdington,just finishing on stand one as we walked up....do you get free coaching from a Faulds with one :wink:
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Jaykaysea
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.....no but I am trying to teach him everything I know.... :wink:
Ps that was my worst stand of the day and I was just about to put a new PB of 83 in....happy girl....
Ps that was my worst stand of the day and I was just about to put a new PB of 83 in....happy girl....
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schmokinn
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good for you...not my weekend!
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CharlesP
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Not a recent purchase, rather something I saw at Purbeck Shooting School on Wednesday. A gentleman whose name I didn't catch had one of these:
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/90282335/
He had removed the bag (which of course is more suited to the carrtage of cornflakes and kitchen towels and the like) and had replaced it with the more usual shooting type bag, in which he was carrying his additional cartridges and stuff.
The larger than average wheels complete with tyres seemed to cope admirably with the stony paths at Purbeck, and the gentlerman's arms didn't grow longer (as I'm sure mine did) as we approached the finish. Cartridges, bottle of something to drink, woolly pully for the cold bits, snacks, bits & peices, they all add up to a few pounds, and for a wimpy old git like me it gets tiring, particularly when you're carting a shotgun around at the same time.
I greatly covet his trolley, and fully intend to purchase one the moment I have discovered whom in my family holds an "Ikea Family" card which will secure me the vital few pounds discount (Yorkshireman, you see). A bit of webbing, and ordinary bag, on Bob's your Uncle.
Before I commit the money I will need to check the handle length; I'm tall and would hate to go to all this trouble only to find the thing's too short.
I have put this in the "Recently Purchased" thread because it nearly is just that...
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/90282335/
He had removed the bag (which of course is more suited to the carrtage of cornflakes and kitchen towels and the like) and had replaced it with the more usual shooting type bag, in which he was carrying his additional cartridges and stuff.
The larger than average wheels complete with tyres seemed to cope admirably with the stony paths at Purbeck, and the gentlerman's arms didn't grow longer (as I'm sure mine did) as we approached the finish. Cartridges, bottle of something to drink, woolly pully for the cold bits, snacks, bits & peices, they all add up to a few pounds, and for a wimpy old git like me it gets tiring, particularly when you're carting a shotgun around at the same time.
I greatly covet his trolley, and fully intend to purchase one the moment I have discovered whom in my family holds an "Ikea Family" card which will secure me the vital few pounds discount (Yorkshireman, you see). A bit of webbing, and ordinary bag, on Bob's your Uncle.
Before I commit the money I will need to check the handle length; I'm tall and would hate to go to all this trouble only to find the thing's too short.
I have put this in the "Recently Purchased" thread because it nearly is just that...
Wonko the Sane
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if you want a proper cart, check these things out
https://www.bingle.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=spoting+clays+cart
https://www.bingle.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=spoting+clays+cart
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all good this end Dave:baby: I need to post more positive i am taking the mickey to muchbut all good fun !
ips
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all good this end Dave:baby: I need to post more positive i am taking the mickey to much
Well it does not look at all bad but as to using it as a trap gun... well if you cannot say anything positive don't comment is always best! Now I did read an article by an American gun guru who advocated the use of a semi because the POA and POI are always the same for the first and second shot unlike an O/U... oopps used the two in one sentence
they sell a shell catcher that clips into to opening which catches the empty shells.Well it does not look at all bad but as to using it as a trap gun... well if you cannot say anything positive don't comment is always best! Now I did read an article by an American gun guru who advocated the use of a semi because the POA and POI are always the same for the first and second shot unlike an O/U... oopps used the two in one sentence
surly my trap friends would then accept me!
That was a very interesting typo! If you rearrange it, it reads "my surly trap friends will accept me"
... but no not on a trap stand. I ask what do you do once you have taken your turn? Present arms?
Evoracer just do trap with sporting shooters who like to do trap for fun we are more forgiving and can take it (BIG SMILEY FACE WITH TONGUE IN CHEEK) before I get slaughtered.
i try to avoid trap unless I'm really tired and I need a nap.
Now where are them smiley faces.....
Darren9330
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Great service from Nick to get these to me in such a short time...not sure they can make me shoot any better though :???:
