Search results

Does your town start with a Y and end with a Y? because mine does too. Welcome on board, may your certificate be granted soon

Welcome aboard

I agree, multiple misfires are a classic case of firing pin issues, if you are lucky it's a build-up of crud under the pin but more likely wear and tear.

and yours ;)

They do look cool, I can see how a man would "need" one of those, it would be great if you could try it out as suggested. Not quite the same but I saw a fella trying a trigger with a knurled surface and it was taking the skin off his fingertip

(y)(y)I think most people were missing the midi in front because it started off so fast The teal was easy to miss, not because it was difficult but because we tend to rush it

OK Freddy, I see your point but I think I'd rather get into the groove on a simple-ish stand than say stand three. A couple of easy birds dropped tend to make you pay more attention whereas one just accepts losses on tricky targets.

Gunsite again for me, BTW there's a lack of choice in my area that Gatton Bottom helped to fill, I know it got bad press on this site, but while they are not doing Reg shoots it's just one less place to shoot and, of course, there's nothing new to take it's place. Anyway - Gunsite: stand 1 which...

you are replying to a 10 year old thread 🤭

I imagine that if it was going to be fixed it would have been done around 10 years ago 🙂

same as 692

I re-join CPSA every year, I would think a lot do on this site so we can shoot REG shoots.

Not much apart from named storms, don't mind rain, love snow

When I have to use fibre wads in my Beretta 692 18.6mm Optima barrels I always use Lyalvale English Sporters (in 8 shot) which do the job for me. Lyalvale say "The English Sporter is a highly consistent shot, delivering exception value for money." and why would they lie 😉

Could be interesting doing a 100 bird sporting or a few rounds of skeet

We got there about 11am, everyone wanted to start on stands 1 & 2 which were off to the right, these were very busy but once people spread out things were a lot better. Report pair of long crossers - I broke the first one and thought I had it in the bag, then missed the remaining five. getting...

It might have taken your brain 10 years to cotton on to the fact that pulling the trigger = painful recoil which is to be avoided by not cooperating. It took mine more like 50 years to start playing tricks. If it takes another 50 years to learn how to mess up trigger release I wouldn't be too...

I did the Owls Lodge EASTER SHOOT & HAMPSHIRE SPORTING CHAMPIONSHIPS on Saturday. I found it interesting to say the least, all targets were hittable but, for me, not all of the time by any means 😵‍💫. I ended up around 10 points down on my average and thought I was having a bad day but that was...

While the trigger is still pressed you activate the top lever to open the gun - then you can let go of the trigger

https://www.hallowellco.com/proof_date_codes.htm The M next to the 11 on the RH barrel in the photo could indicate 1921 if proofed in Birmingham 1961 if proofed in London (the proof markings look to me as if they are from Birmingham - so 1921?)