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More like £280 - £290 / 1000 these days :(

I clean my gun after every shoot and remove the chokes, clean the threads with some kitchen roll and put a couple of drops of gun oil on the threads before replacing them. It's worked fine for me for the last 20+ years.

Maybe a newer model. I have a 17 year old Ultra XS with adjustable comb and have never had issues with it coming loose.

Been shooting for 44 years and have tried quite a few guns in that time (excluding Perazzi and Kreghoff) and have owned an Ultra XS Titanium for the last 12 years.  I shoot every weekend, mainly skeet & sporting and have found the XS to be the perfect gun for me.  Can't see myself getting...

Hi chaps (and chapesses), I have acquired a Benelli Super Nova pump, which is a great fun gun, but it's about 3/4" shorter in the stock compared with my Browning O/U. The butt pad is a rubber moulding, which fits in a moulded recess in the plastic stock and I can't see a simple way of...

Jesus man!!  That's nearly 200 quid!!  If it had straps to carry it like a backpack, I might consider putting it on my birthday list, but 200 smackers is a lot of dosh.  Guess I'll be sticking with my backpack method for now.

I've thought about that too many times, mate!!

"fluffy rabbits"???  I actually wrote "fluffy rabbits"  :lol: :lol: Why does the word "b.a.n.t.e.r" get changed to "fluffy rabbits" on here???  :lol: :lol:

Hi Chaps, Anyone got any bright ideas how to carry a gun on a motorbike? I live in Totton (nr Southampton) and shoot at Bisley (NCSC), so it's a 120 mile round trip for me, which, when the weather is nice, I often take my bike. I break the gun down and put the stock in a back pack, with the...

Hi Chaps and Chapesses, Many thanks for letting me join. I've been shooting clays since I was 18 (I'm now 60) and although I started shooting Sporting, for the last 15 years I've concentrated more on English Skeet (although I'm still crap at it). I have a Browning Ultra XS 30" and a Benelli...