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Best price I can find locally.

Redricks today the weather was quite kind just a little light drizzle. And although I don't like giving credit to mossy it was a very goo I was there yesterday didn't shoot till 1.10pm so missed the rain. I thought it was a good round with a couple of interesting sim pair's that could be shot...

Looks like John at Kegworth is trying his best. selling fibre cartridges at £6 a box. But unfortunately I think it's another ground destined to close.

I got told a good tip for fast low targets by an experienced fitasc shooter. Lean forward and it brings the gun much closer to the mounted position whilst keeping the stock below your line.

Northampton today. After an absolute kicking at east of England last week (64) I was happy to hit a few today and finish on 93.

I shot it today after halfway round I realised that 15 years in A class has been false and I should have been in C class all along.

Why do gun manufacturers always supply guns with so much drop ? It must be easier to take wood off rather than add it or bend it.

We were talking about shotgun triggers at the club this week and most of us said we never notice as we just yank on the trigger. But some said they squeeze so they notice a hard pull.

If it's rising I put the name at the top. Dropping name at the bottom, left and right crossers go with the named side of the cartridge

Iam taking over the shooting advice on the forum. You're behind it.

I loaded 32g of 8 shot into some 28g cases.

They are normally silver soldered or brazed. Never heard of adhesive being used.

I used to be a choke changer and a cartridge changer. I would look at every stand and select what I thought was the correct choke for every target and I carried 9s 8s 7 1/2s and 6 1/2s. Now I use a fixed 3/4 and full trap gun and only use 7 1/2s and it's made absolutely no difference to my average.

Red cartridges are the best closely followed by blue. Steer clear of all the rest.

I couldn't find any 28g near to £252 a thousand

I take great pride in having the oldest car in the carpark of most shoots I go to.

Young Henry has only recently started shooting sporting, he was only shooting skeet before that.

I was going to Northampton but decided to give it a miss for the same reason. I hate shooting in strong wind when it's pushing your gun around.

Very surprised at that, I expected everything shooting would be far cheaper in the USA.