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Stolly. The U1 is between skeet and a quarter choke. The U2 are between quarter and half i.e. 3/8ths I found they kept very clean, were easy to remove but most importantly livened the gun up by reducing weight at the end of the barrel. I had  no problem with the 692 but always fancied a...

Just sold my Beretta 692 so have Muller U1 and two U2 for sale. They will also fit DT10 etc.

MXS a perfectly balanced magic wand . DT11 a plank …both from personal experience.

If you can get some lessons with the business owner Howard he is in my experience very good. He also employs instructors who have changed over the years and i can’t speak for their level of competency.

Welcome to the Forum and our fabulous sport. An 82 at any ground is a tremendous start, best of luck for the future.

+1 MSA Sordin having tried various others.

My 2014 Perazzi MXS came choked at 5/8 and 7/8 which is standard for a P sporter.

Many thanks for the good advice, will try the heat, razor blade, fishing line approach.

Anyone had recent experience of removing a factory fitted glued on pad from an MX12. Would be interested in any advice or tips before I start.

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This is a quality thread, please keep updating us with your journey Will.

You are buying the best defenders at quite some expense so why not go all the way and get the gel pads. I have them and they are so much more comfortable than any other cans I have owned or used. I also think the gel pads give a better seal around glasses frames than the standard foam inserts.

Many thanks for your replies, all is now clear, what superb knowledge is available on this forum.

If I were to buy a new Italian manufactured gun in the UK which had fixed chokes say three quarters and full and I were to : A: have it opened out to say half and half B: have it teagued with multichokes Would the gun have to be sent to Birmingham to be re- proofed. It hadn't occurred to me...

Does anybody on here own one of these yet, I would be interested to hear about your shooting impressions etc. There have been plenty of opinions on the styling and large MXS lettering but I am interested in how they handle rather than the guns styling.

Does anybody on here own one of these yet, I would be interested to hear about your shooting impressions etc. There have been plenty of opinions on the styling and large MXS lettering but I am interested in how they handle rather than the guns styling.

Now that sounds like a better plan....... Many thanks IPS.

Many thanks for your responses. I can shoot a down the line target reasonably well and did so on the day immediately before going on the plate. I don't have a problem with springing teal by shooting straight at them. In view of your comments I'm beginning to think the session on the pattern...

Re - headed ?

Beretta 692