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Very nice looking gun that, enjoy  :good:

Seems logical, thanks  :smile:

Can I just ask as a relative newbie, why is a heavier gun supposed to be better? I wouldn't be comfortable for very long with a gun of say 10lb due to an injury I sustained in my left shoulder. I'm just happy shooting and don't aspire to be a top performer so it makes little difference, but I'm...

Cracking looking gun, enjoy :-)

Thanks, It weighs in at 7lb 10oz  :)

Thanks folks, shot it today at my local club and shot my average so pretty happy with that on the first outing. Gonna get a couple more outings with it and then have an hour or two with a coach to iron out some of the many creases in my shooting and hopefully continue my steady rate of...

A couple of quick shots with the phone then...

Well after shooting my Browning 525 for the last year (my first year with a shotgun) The Mrs. promised me a new gun for my Christmas box, so we've been out looking for the last couple of weekends and today I think I've found the gun, a Beretta 690 3 sporting. Funny thing, this gun isn't even on...

I would have really liked to have a go at this, unfortunately I can't do that weekend (weekend break away with the Mrs.). Hopefully it will be successful enough for them to set up another day sometime. Have fun folks.

Thanks Clever I'll keep those tips in mind. chippy I'm not so sure the club will be able to let me do that but might be worth an ask at least.  Think I'll just carry on until I can get to the skeet range with the coach and take it from there.

Although I have a background in shooting sports I've only been shooting clays since mid December and only got my own gun a month ago so all this moving target thing is pretty new to me. I have been shooting once a week at my local sporting ground and hitting 32-33's consistently since I got my...

Ah that junior would have to be Steve Hallard. Yes Barry and June (I always refer to them together as they were very much a team) were always testing their archers but working with them and shooting with the top archers in practice really focused everyone while retaining the fun side. I'm in...

I know that feeling well. In 2003 I reached the dizzy heights of representing England in a home nations shoot, that was the height of my life in archery, I hovered in the top 10 for around 4/5 years but after a serious accident caused some quite serious damage to my left shoulder I found it...

Greetings folks, I'm a newbie member from Chesterfield in Derbyshire. Only recently got into shooting clays after many years of shooting other other equipment with a verity of projectiles mainly at static targets, Got to say I'm really enjoying the moving target challenge  :biggrin: