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I had a Browning 525 that every now and again wouldn't fire Fiochhi Carts. Had pins, springs and everything changed, and still wouldn't go bang.. Changed cartridges an no issues..

Well I had full P.E.T. Scan on shoulder last Friday and they are happy that it is not going to need pinning / stapling. Start my physio treatment tomorrow ( Thurs ) and then just se how things go and what they say about when/if I will be shooting again.

I have been told the following : My shoulder dislocated backwards but the shoulder break is on the front. I went head first into a steel bulkhead of a blackcab due to not wearing a seat belt, and the radiographer told me it was an unusual break as they are normally caused by either front or...

3 weeks ago involved in a little accident which meant I dislocated & broke my right shoulder. Have been told today that its healing well and no pins are required, BUT I shouldn't shoot for the rest of this year.... Does anybody have and personal experience of this injury or friends that...

Well I ventured out to Old Glossop and struggled hugely 58/100. But will be going back in a couple of weeks to try again and planning o shooting regularly again.

Mickley Hall is a great place to shoot but totally different from Hodnet, although some equally awkward targets and some at quite a distance. Doveridge would be about the same travelling from Preston If you can plan it properly Oakedge shots some Saturday mornings

Thanks Ian.. Glad to see your still dusting the clays.

Am going to Glossop. Gun was put away very clean and oiled and am getting fresh new carts, just give the gun a rub down to remove any extra oil

Haven't pulled a trigger for nearly 2 years, but things have finally sorted themselves out and this Sunday is the 1st time out. Anything I should be aware of, or need to double check ? Thanks muchly

Mr Lyons will be your man for this, but for my 2 penny worth. I wear contact lenses all the time as dont like glasses and never have. In my normal working/socializing life I use the mono vision, left eye does close up, right eye does distance, have just this for a few years now an no issues...

All you need is, EFP, Approved Case For Flights, 3 locks I think & carrier that will carry it.

Personally I would look for a decent Second Hand one and shoot the gun for a while. I bought a S/H 425 and the gun does exactly what it is supposed to, the money I saved I spent on lessons at my local club and have since slowly watched my average rise. Not sure where you live, but try to find...

Snap his hands off and if you dont, please advise as I may very well do. Good friend has one and as with all Browning nice and robust 15 k  is nothing in the life of the gun

I have been shooting for nearly 2 year now and stock goes dull on a regular basis. I have been told that this is down to having beard / stubble. I was told to use BRIWAX on the stock and I now do about once a month and no issues anymore. Its about £8.00 for a tin that will last you a lifetime...

Will see you there IPS, as I am also shooting this shin dig.. I will be the one blocking the sun out, OH SORRY, its in Yorkshire so just more rain then... You will be easy to spot, being trap person... Wearing Flip Flops & using gun as walking stick .... Will be a good day out as last...

Andy Be Weds/Thurs before on their site i think. Well shot yesterday and hope you dried out on drive home

Kill Kill.. As far as i know as long as both clays are broke before they hit the floor or trees then they are classed as pair dead.. doesnt matter how you break them as long as they break

My gun is set with slightly more open choke in bottom barrel & 1st clay is normally the closest of the 2. One of the guys i shoot with is really a feathered friend shooter and he shoots top barrel first and says he doesnt notice any diffefence..

Does that mean I have an excuse on Sunday to close my eyes and use the inner force .. Can't be much worse than normal..

Fauxdegla has a 100 Bird Reg Comp on Sunday. And obviously they have the various trap set ups.