MartynB

25 to 30 years ago you’d have got a fair bit of timber on a 682 Beretta , I’ve had a few stunners . However when you look at a new £3000...

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 had an advert that was wrong and in the format it appeared it would have been near impossible to find it on a general search. I logged...

Did that at barbury when I bought my cg invictus, they were quite happy to do that the guy said they haven't even seen them yet

I had mine from them too, good selection and very helpful people.

Just what the others have said . Spend a day on the telephone and be prepared to put the time, hours and miles in . I did a similar...

I did suffer with the plateau and I burned out and gave it up while my kids were growing up, using that as an excuse. I started again in...

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...

I’ve got a rifle for sale on it at the moment . It is truely a woeful excuses of a platform . Sack of spanners is polite

I have a 6lbs 3ozs Westley Richards S x S 12 bore, which was fitted by the makers in the mid 70's. Although I have never shot 1000 birds...

So you think they can manufacturer a hi performance item machined to thousands of an inch but can't measure a thread🤔😂😂

I think the old 682s were one of the best guns Beretta ever made. There was a 30” sporter on Pigeon Watch the other day going for £400 -...

I spent an hour or two at Kelbrook Lodge this morning . The shooting stands there are the benchmark for self buttoning . On the left...

I am first and foremost a game shooter, I am therefore used to holding the gun in my right hand, with the stock on my right hip, barrels...

I sold my best mate my wide action original 682 sporter about 20 years ago . It’s still shooting like the day it came out of the box and...