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Have a look at dedicated ladies guns they’re made to suits the body shape. Some women shoot standard guns very well but worth trying a proper ladies gun for fit.

The serial numbers would tell you upto a certain year then it changed. So only true way is to contact Alan Rhône and ask.

It’s about time all the components were uk made again as they used to be. No supply problems then.

Cracking looking wood grain on it, James the woodworking gunsmith will know what’s needed. Good lad who does a cracking job. You have a link to your YouTube channel ?

I used a long clay shooting variety 3mm one in green though can get in red or orange at the time. Worked a treat for me as it had a tube in front so wasn’t visible to other eye.

Think people would rather you stay and impart your years of knowledge. But the best of luck to in your new role and hope you can ignore the anoying stuff you see on here.

Choke was always a measurement taken as tighter than the actual bore of the gun. Measured in thousands of an inch or roughly .25 of a millimeter per quarter choke. So every ten though is an extra 1/4 choke five thou the in between chokes Skeet 3/8” so on. Bit annoying when in today’s world...

Unless you pattern your chokes with your chosen cartridges, whatever is written on them is just numbers or letters. Most of the latest chokes I see are listed 35 thou full, 40 thou Extra Full. Old standard was every ten though of an inch tighter than the bore was a quarter of a choke. The new 35...

Cleaned my gun and fitted a kinetic balancer recoil reducer. Hoping for a break in the weather to go shooting Sunday.

I’m watching it now, as you say not the usual. Good watch.

Any good gunsmith can service it but to refurb it. It will go through the beretta workshop. As far as I know it’s the only place that can renew and surface coatings.

I use either ceramic paste grease or Schmierfix grease, whichever I pick up first. Never had a problem with these even leaving chokes in for thousands of rounds. Only get cleaned if gun got soaked or I can feel any grittiness when checking them. I do wipe a thin coating on the inside of the...

The Caesar Guerini ascent guns are 50/50 above and below the bead so no built in lead for rising targets, just a more comfortable head up position for some.

I wouldn’t worry about it, in Scandinavia they have steel loads far faster than we’re allowed even made by gamebore for example and they still use non proofed guns from many years ago. I think there will be a dip then when it’s a non event like y2k was prices will get back to normal. I have a...

Called saving cartridges. 

When all the walnut is gone Laminate stocks will be the norm. Winchester Select had the exact same Laminate stock and I don't see many around. Not my thing on a shotgun, if not walnut I prefer synthetic. Was told they can be difficult to repair without it being visible. Each to their own...

I shoot a auto all the time for clays as the Kreighoff got to heavy for ongoing back problem. I find the autos much softer to shoot and lets me enjoy my shooting.

Only if you play all the time at a local club your a member of. Lads I spoke with some have memberships but still travel about and pay and play lots as get sick of same course, so similar to our clay shooting.

Watch the simmo pairs on the next stand your going to shoot next, so you know which one to shoot first when you get onto it.