Recent content by Claydoos

James - there is the Remington 1100 Sporter which comes with a fully adjustable synthetic stock - if you bingle the Shootinguk website and do a search they have review of one from 2012 on there. Nice looking gun. The only other i have any idea if is the Fabarm XLR - a pal had one for a while...

whoops - that'll teach me to read posts correctly in future :-) sorry wss fleeing about and thought i could help - but still useful if you want to visit us up in bandit country. As for my geography, i know where the Somerset levels are which is more than most of Westminster did until Berkshire...

There is, you can find them on Facebook and here; http://shootatglenmoriston.com Used to be the Loch Ness gun club. From what little I know its primarily a trap ground with occasional 40 bird sporting and is at Invermoriston, round by Fort Augustus. Not shot there myself so can't be of much...

Ummm.... it's a Vincent Black Shadow and it could leak oil on my driveway any time it likes ;-) And this man had one called Armageddon :-)

Totally agree on the Japanese quality and always had Honda fours as a boy - but they never made anything as beautiful as this :-)

I would get ready to puuuuul your tin hat on if I were you :-)

Could have had a lacquered (?) finish? The better half's Guerini has it and it just gets Mr Sheen on it to shine it up. Could oiling it have stripped some of it off? If you know a good french polisher time to buy them a pint!

Oh dear I hope not - mind you Beretta may be able to sort the trigger group out on the Gamba's :-)

Brilliant - that should mean I'll shoot better this weekend 'cos I've got one of them too............. B**gar I use those confounded gamebore rubbish though ;-)

Kippen Gun Club near Stirling is the only other one I know of in sensible striking distance from here. Best tell him to live South of the City to take an hour off any journey! SCTA link below will take him to the Registered Grounds. https://scta.valleyt.co.uk/ground/list/page/1 Hope it helps

I have an XTR and tried a Mk38 at the same time. The XTR, to me, seemed to have a lot more weight up front than the Mirook, which suited me more. Both nice guns to shoot though. Price may come into it too (it nearly did for me) as, if I remember correctly, there was about 500 quid difference...

Yep and as several have commented on, the shoots on the whole are a tenner less so we're back to the original question of is 45 quid a fair price for a reg shoot :-)

It has been interesting to see the responses regarding the cost of reg shooting and what is fair/vfm etc etc. What I would like to add is that Darkside has politely declined to mention the distances required for a lot of Scottish shooters and the travel costs and it has been commented by...

Best Sporting shot in Scotland uses one too!