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welcome along  😎

i used to do both rifles and clay shooting . but the last 3 years its only been clay shooting . rifles haven't been used once id say , dont know why i even have them anymore .  as for clay shooting the last year ive been a bit unfaithful. ive been shooting all the major disciplines around me...

if your on a budget these are pretty decent i used to use these Matrix Evolutions before i upgraded but i found them good . they are just under £60 https://www.sunglassesforsport.com/item/matrix-4-4-lens-interchangeable-set/ or slightly different design ...

5/7 the last 2 caught me out . i should have gone with my first thought, it would have been a clean sweep :(  

6-4 "Comprimario" Your score: 5/7

fine lets start a mine is better than yours 😋 my vote goes to Clever Grand'Italia  . soft shell, devastating kills at any distance and a good bit cheaper than Pro ones 

as you said it could run and run and run so no point even starting . we all know all companies have cartridges that get better the more you spend with very little between the different brands . 

they are a decent cartridge but others are just as good for far less money 

2 now . Used to be 3  Zoli Kronos Trap gun CZ  452 Style  .22lr rifle  Used to have a .303 lee enfield that i regret selling. May get one again in the future

Custom ear plugs are only good for a few years before you need to get new ones . your ears never stop growing so the shape of your ear changes as you age and the earplugs will no longer give you full protection . so after 25 years its likely yours are not giving you full protection even if you...

i have tried lots of different types of ear protection and for me the best protection / reduction is from 3M PELTOR X5 Earmuffs , i previously had the Cens which are fine if you are shooting outdoors but for shooting in sheds i dont rate them . downside is those earmuffs are bulky . they are...

when in doubt go for the craziest sounding answer "Ripper!" Your score: 7/7 7 "Ripper!"; 6-4 "She'll be right, mate"; 3-0 "Bludger"

for me definitely a Gold E would be the one i would go for

agree 100% with what you are saying about berettas in general feeling lighter with the exception of the DT10 and DT11 . and agreed that most berettas are perfect for clay shooting , just the onyx i felt was too light . But john griff it it fits you and feels good for you then go for it . after...

you feel the recoil a lot more on a light gun and for some people it makes them unsteady and they can be too fast after a target . you wont notice the recoil shooting a few clays but after a full day of shooting you would notice the difference . im 6ft 5 and over 20 stone and i found that i...

ya that was the problem i found with it . too light for clays . alright for the odd few clays , ideal if you were just a recreational shooter ,but not if you were shooting 100+

ya it was "wood xtra" they called it . although to be fair it felt like real wood . i actually really liked the plain look of it im not a fan of scrolling . it wore well aswell , these were the pics when i sold it a few years back and it was probably 5-6 years old at that stage 

i had a white onyx as my first gun (silver action ) the black onyx i think was the same with just a black action . its a 686 . they were basically the entry model of Beretta's . it is a sporter officially it did not have an auto safety and had a barrel selector.  but i found them too light for...

99% of the time its just me starting to think . im going along brilliantly haven't missed any and BOOM the same thought always comes through my head " wow your going well here what are you doing right i must remember this  " followed by  pull bang bang  :no:

have a look here  http://www.justice.ie/en/JELR/Pages/Non-residents_Shooting_In_Ireland and forms below https://www.garda.ie/en/About-Us/Online-Services/Firearms-Licensing/Non-Resident-Form-Amended-16-1-13.pdf . .