Recent content by Tanguero

I do see some rib, so I suspect that will be about right, but I will give that a try! Thank you.

Thanks, both people who mentioned this shot half a dozen clays with it.  It just occurred to me afterwards that it was something they both mentioned in passing. The gun has an adjustable comb which I haven't changed from its lowest position as yet. I don't see a lot of rib with the gun mounted...

A couple of people have mentioned in passing after trying it that my new gun "shoots flat". I didn't think to ask them to elaborate at the time, so what does this mean and is it a good thing? 

Thanks, I have been filling my time waiting with having lessons so I am just dying to get out on my own and get some practice in! I have a pretty fair idea as to what I want in the way of a gun, but fortunately at least a couple of local grounds have guns I can hire now I have got my ticket.

Finally, 4 months after sending my application in, Kent police have granted my SGC!! There were no complications or particular delays - it just took a while! For those in the same boat of endless waiting my timescale went like this; Application sent                               28th October...

I only applied for my SGC a couple of weeks ago so I reckon I have a bit of a wait yet! I don't know what Kent Constabulary processing times are like at the moment but I havn't heard anything back from them at all yet.

Lots of good info and food for thought - thank you gents!

Pop rivets? On a Cerbera? They. Only used Sikaflex when there weren't any more cable ties in the parts bin!

Despite the perceived reputation for unreliability, in 7 years of ownership it has only broken down once and that was due to me snapping a driveshaft on track. :-)

Well I have done a nut and bolt rebuild of the car from the ground up. I had always wanted a kit car - I just didn't realise I would have to turn it into a kit first!  Is there a gun that is held together with cable ties and SikaFlex sealant? (and goes like stink!) I would be right at home with...

No.... a TVR - hence everything else is on a budget! :)

Noted! Purely out of curiosity why is that? Poor resale value? Poor build quality? Bad fit? Inaccuracy?

Should I assume that the concensus is that there is no mileage as a beginner starting further down the budget end of the market in Lanbe, Baikal, Silma territory and then working up as I gain experience. Budget isnt a particular issue, but the more I spend on lessons and shooting the more likely...

No question of me shooting right handed I am afraid! I may not have shot clays for 30 years but I have put in plenty of years with air rifles. I could no more shoot off the right shoulder than learn to write right handed - and they tried to make me do that once at school! Not a success!

Strongly left handed and slightly right eye dominant, so not ideal!