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Luke makes a good point - would the money spent driving around the country be better spent on getting the wood on the gun you have seen...

That's certainly decent if not better. With a lot of the Beretta stocks, there is a lot to gain from properly sealing the pores and...

I like taking driven targets out in front and couldn't see them early enough to hit them where I would want to. Ended up shooting them...

I would agree with shopping about personally if you are looking for a particular piece of wood; only you will know when you find it...

just get a lot of practise and try to put all the good advice into effect, it's taken me about 53 years so far and I'm not where I want...

The hardest thing to do is once youve hit a pair to do that exactly the same 4/5 times over. Once I’ve decided what method and hold...

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Mobil is just a name at the end of the day. Maybe they haven't changed the specs. Maybe they are exact (which I doubt) or maybe they...

Martin - Sounds like I was being way too optimistic !!! If they can't get it right then what hope has somebody else.

No, they don't. I am on my second Beretta and the chokes on both worked loose after a few shots hence the use of grease. If you look...

I do not think the make of the choke makes any significant difference to the way it performs. I have always used Briley chokes because I...

Westley - Agree with you there. It's interesting that Blaser went to Briley for their chokes for the F3/F16 and there's nothing...

I'm sure they can measure the thread - they might even know how to measure all of the info required to replicate it - pitch, root, crest...

Or any other grease

Smear a lot of Rocol Sapphire grease on the thread. They stay where they are then. I suspect that aftermarket suppliers don't have the...