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I must admit I was surprised to see it, but I cannot remember where I saw it.

I suppose if they know you it could be different, I used to like it when you could wait while they fettled your gun :D

According to the tinternet Alan Rhone has stopped people dropping their gun off and waiting for it. RFD deliveries only.

Have you tried Alan Rhone?

If you manage to find one fit a hard pad on the Gracoil. If you fit a kick-ezze pad or similar you will have a lot of recoil to the "bounce" of the pad.

In my Beretta 391 I use a 3/8th Victory choke it has a very nice orange end. https://www.brierleyguns.com/shotgun-accessories/chokes/beretta-chokes/beretta-mobil-victory/

My Browning has backboard barrels and I use the same cartridges in plaswad and fibre and the kills are just the same whatever I shoot.

This is an article from Shotgun World a few years ago but it's just as relevent now. https://www.shotgun-insight.com/fibreVsPlasticSporterShells.html

I think it needs to closed down to be honest, it's gone on too long and it's getting boring now.

Beretta 391 without a doubt for clays.

Yes, I agree with that and I do look at where my barrel is, it makes it easier for me. I just have a small bead on my gun though.

Can you explain why gun fit has changed, because if it does'nt shoot where you look you're not going to hit much. If you shoot where the target is going works, well for me. Guns are still the same as they were years ago, so what has changed?

I used to be a CPSA member years ago #27572. The bullying of scorers was terrible and I used to get into arguements about cheating and decided not to bother and just shoot at local grounds. I'm sure that it was on this forum there was a CPSA member who was after votes to be elected by proxy...

I had a go with my auto today for a change, to be honest my O/U is a lot better to shoot 🤫

I really agree with your post because of the recoil reduction and the ease of shooting one. I have a 1980 Beretta 391 Gold with some weight added so it now weighs 7lb 10oz. My O/U is a Browning which weighs 8lb 6oz which handles and shoots very well but at my age I'm thinking of using my auto...

Surely you should at least get your entry fee back if you win the shoot 😮

Don't forget "Shotgunning, The Art and Science" by Bob Brister. This one is by an English writer, "Shotgun Shooting Techniques and Technology" by John Brindle. Both are full of information.

Can you prove that? Here is a video about pitch. Not once was point of impact mentioned. This fella's quite a good shot too :giggle:

I have used one of these for over 20 years for cleaning shotguns and rifles. It makes cleaning any gun much easier instead of pointing barrels at the floor. https://www.mcavoyguns.co.uk/contents/en-uk/p2983_MTM_Case_Guard_Rifle_maintenance_center.html

This should do. https://gunlore.com/shotguns/stockfit/stock-fit-part-ii-length-and-pitch/