Recent content by Dibs

don't count on it! I'm not looking to make a profit! For what it's worth and im sure I'll be corrected if im wrong (im not) the Daytona is a better gun than the Kemen and the wood is fantastic on them. Think mine is probably the cheapest in the country! just seen one at 3k and I want half that! 

I've got a nice 32 high grade Gamba Daytona 2k for sale if you want a quality alternative!!

If you want a Beretta buy a nice DT10 secondhand. you'll get one for 692 money easily.

cheers Ed it sort of confirms what I felt. the 10 feels right the 11 I just don't know what I feel about it so guess ill save £1500 to spend on beer and dancing girls!

Ed what makes you think the 10 is better than the 11?

shoot CG at the moment but the 10 is the most sorted gun ive ever shot and feels right. reason for the question is I want to buy something to stick with for a few years so not fussed by price. I like the 11 but i can't see it's giving me anything over the 10! guess I've answered my own question !!!

yep that's the patter about less recoil etc but in real world terms im not noticing it and im suspecting im paying for a blue stripe!

So after some advice! I was about to buy a DT11 this week but just found a lovely 10 which is as new and only done 3000 carts. I have shot both and struggling to see where my extra 1500 ish will go (11 is 4k and 10 is 2.5k) So in real world shooting terms as opposed to re marketing (steelium...

told its a sporter pic here:http://www.shootclayforum.com/uploads/monthly_03_2015/post-651-0-23711900-1426387837.jpghttp://www.shootclayforum.com/uploads/monthly_03_2015/post-651-0-30644000-1426387859.jpg

I am currently buying a gun and there is a spare brand new stock with it with a nice Matt oil finish and decent nice grain. it's a brand new DT10 right handed stock. Any ideas what a realistic price is to sell on for? cheers Dibs

with that sort of advice I think I'm over qualified

on a serious note I found with a brattonsound with Mullers and 32's if I break the gun stand the butt in and put the barrels in - gun broken then lock the gun it fits as it is just the door size that prevents you getting it in. failing that the baked bean tin is always an option. Aldi meat...

kango is a lot of effort it would be much simpler to cut a round hole on the top of the cabinet and weld a baked bean can over the top - beans out first of course. using a kango on the floor is just silly.

When I had my Pro I had the same issue with the screws coming loose - a small wrap of plumbers ptfe tape on the screw thread held them tight.

if you bingle firebird targets they do packs of inserts for clays which may achieve what you want ?