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Spare a thought for the poor ground owners who have to try and put a shoot on in those conditions, I feel really sorry for myself! 😀😀

Easy first option is to look at an mk38 trap 30". Loads about and have a 14 1/2" stock inc a thick pad so shortening is easy if required. If its had the chokes reduced even better, de-values it and more suitable for sporting. Agree with Westley about the old Classic Doubles/ Winchesters...

I've literally just come from Churchill at Masham, there was me and one other bloke shooting. Good weather so thats not the reason, maybe because it was practice only. I don't think they would cover the wages today.

I'm afraid that most people go shooting on a Sunday, if we were to switch to Saturday instead we wouldn't be anywhere near as busy. We did try opening Saturdays as well for a year but it wasn't worth while. I'd like to open only when the weather is good so I wouldn't have to try and put...

He does but glad he's done the interview. I will also enjoy hearing what Anthony has to say too, respect both of them.

How much are the Gamebore plas per thou?

We sell Fiocchi and I would have to sell those at £270 so unless old stock or Fiocchi have vastly different prices for other people then they are selling at a loss!

Some people have a gift for complicating things! I think its best to try and do the opposite!

Another advantage of getting an old berretta auto, the barrels are some of the best in the business, they're multichoked and being a gas operated auto it will make the sharper recoil of the steel more palatable.

I always think that if you don't want to spend a lot on a gun get a used berretta 301/2/3. I know not quite as easy to clean but not that bad. Will hold their money and are very reliable. Not keen on very cheap o/ups. A chap came with an old Lamber the other week which ended up stuck...

Really one of the best systems for shooting ever invented due to the recoil reduction. Just a shame that a lot of the modern guns are so light and hence not ideal for clays.

How about an mk38 grade 5 (assuming yours isn't)  you really  need to try before  you buy.  

CCL oil is my favourite 

Hi, I think it will  be a personal thing. I have  always  preferred  trap guns for  sporting and am happy  seeing  loads of rib. The advantage is vision. For me shooting  a flat gun is like peeping over a parapet, and  feels really  restrictive on field of view. You could  try setting it on a...

The only  thing I can recall was someone who had put 3 in then walked  off the stand having  killed the pair with  one still up the spout. Putting  3 in is just something  you don't  do when  you've only  got two targets  to shoot  at for this very  reason.  Handle correctly and there's  no...

Yes, could  of worded that a little  better! "The one I use when  I fancy using an auto " perhaps 😅 I also have a 301 30" Montecarlo trap,  that shoots great too and isn't  fragile at all.

Love semi auto's. My go to gun for teaching  people  how  to shoot  is a Berretta 303. Put 450 shells through it on Saturday, no problem at all. The one I use for shooting  myself is a Remi 1100 monte carlo trap 28". Shot some  of my best scores at Sporting with it, very user friendly, but...

Oh, I was expecting  something to do with  no birds!

Unfortunately  my googling has failed to locate rule 5 from the  2022 Berretta World.  Rule 5 from 2023 is to not let CPSA banned  competitors take part.

I guess it should  of been  called a no bird before or as it was being  shot by the ref so everyone knew his verdict on the clay.