Recent content by andypandy

Me sensitive No! just offering opinion and experience in an open forum,

Then clearly as you are both experts and you know all about my professional qualifications, you'd better write to my employer (they spent an awful lot of taxpayers money training me all those years ago) who would instantly sack me because I talk a lot of crock and have been ripping off the...

3 For me as well,  I thought it was really hard this week!

Isn't that a design feature on Miroku's  :frown:  my 3800 grade 1 did exactly the same thing.  If mine got wet wouldn't bother putting in its bag, just took it apart dried it as much as I could and drove home with it in pieces in the footwell with the blower on.

Your right but it would need a constant oil barrier that was sealed, we take them in and out of slips, handle them with sweaty hands and allow them to get hot!   I was a military armourer and aircraft technician for 28 years, and I've seen lots and lots of different types of firearms go rusty...

Depends on the quality of the finish, doesn't matter how much oil you use, if it's a poor quality finish corrosion will attack the metal! As you  know guns are for using and will be subject to water, sweat and all sort of rust inducing nastiness. Really?  Are yours wrapped up with an...

Here you go https://www.guntrader.uk/Guns-For-Sale/Miroku_Shotgun_MK38-Grd-5-Trap_For-Sale_160428121342002 you'll even be able to try it at IMO the best sporting ground in the country! 

Wow, you haven't the F3 that long!  I've had mine since September and still learning how it shoots!

It can be confusing at times, using the term 'Registered' in the shoot type would help!

Just William You scored 6 out of 7 The only one I had to guess, got it wrong :frown:

Nothing to worry about, in powder terms minuscule and probably will be burnt up on powder combustion. Can be down to static when powder being dropped into the case or wad being inserted. But static in an explosives plant can be a really really bad thing? Can also be caused by slightly loose...

I'm one, plus there's a list of qualified refs on the cpsa website.

Bikini Bottom You scored 3 out of 7 Oh dear :frown:

Lots of mechanical triggers out there now, so giving the loaded gun to the ref, and he attempts to fire it achieves nothing!  I, as a ref like the new rule, just needs to be managed well.  (Over the five days of the English open sporting, I personally, on my stand had one shooter who had one...

Expialidocious You scored 5 out of 7