The PH Gun Cabinet - Shooting Matters

The PH Gun Cabinet - Shooting Matters

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tertius

6,857 posts

230 months

Sunday 7th April
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Turn7 said:
So, the 13th or 28th Gents ?
Are they open on a Sunday?

Turn7

23,615 posts

221 months

Sunday 7th April
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tertius said:
Turn7 said:
So, the 13th or 28th Gents ?
Are they open on a Sunday?
Ah, good point.....

Having now checked, I see they strangely dont open on Sundays.....

Lesson learnt there. I lways check if a ground has major event on, and have always assumed they would open both days of the weekend.

That pretty much says we go next Saturday, based on majority votes ?



Edited by Turn7 on Sunday 7th April 16:11

Vixpy1

42,624 posts

264 months

Monday 8th April
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My 12 year old Son did the young shots day at Bisley today and not only had a great time but won the 20 bore competion at the end of the day.

Pround Dad wobble

aeropilot

34,630 posts

227 months

Monday 8th April
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Vixpy1 said:
My 12 year old Son did the young shots day at Bisley today and not only had a great time but won the 20 bore competion at the end of the day.

Pround Dad wobble
thumbup

Turn7

23,615 posts

221 months

Monday 8th April
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To avoid cluttering this thread up, I have started a new one, specifically for monthly shoots.....

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Evanivitch

20,094 posts

122 months

Tuesday 9th April
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Partners now subject to interview and reason for rejection of new or renewal.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm5rljxy3p5o?a...

pocketspring

5,304 posts

21 months

Tuesday 9th April
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Evanivitch said:
Partners now subject to interview and reason for rejection of new or renewal.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm5rljxy3p5o?a...
An excellent idea I think. But also excellent is that there were only 7 cases out of over 5000 that were flagged showing we have a great system in place already.

AndyAudi

3,041 posts

222 months

Tuesday 9th April
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pocketspring said:
Evanivitch said:
Partners now subject to interview and reason for rejection of new or renewal.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm5rljxy3p5o?a...
An excellent idea I think. But also excellent is that there were only 7 cases out of over 5000 that were flagged showing we have a great system in place already.
Echo this - put simply
You want to know about someone, ask the person who probably knows them best.

Seems sensible

aeropilot

34,630 posts

227 months

Tuesday 9th April
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AndyAudi said:
pocketspring said:
Evanivitch said:
Partners now subject to interview and reason for rejection of new or renewal.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm5rljxy3p5o?a...
An excellent idea I think. But also excellent is that there were only 7 cases out of over 5000 that were flagged showing we have a great system in place already.
Echo this - put simply
You want to know about someone, ask the person who probably knows them best.

Seems sensible
Will be interesting discussion if both are FAC/SGC holders......(or will they not bother in that case I wonder?)


MB140

4,071 posts

103 months

Tuesday 9th April
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aeropilot said:
AndyAudi said:
pocketspring said:
Evanivitch said:
Partners now subject to interview and reason for rejection of new or renewal.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm5rljxy3p5o?a...
An excellent idea I think. But also excellent is that there were only 7 cases out of over 5000 that were flagged showing we have a great system in place already.
Echo this - put simply
You want to know about someone, ask the person who probably knows them best.

Seems sensible
Will be interesting discussion if both are FAC/SGC holders......(or will they not bother in that case I wonder?)
Wife and I are both license holders. Does seem daft to be honest. In fairness when we both applied together about 2 years ago the firearms officer interviewed us both at the same time. It was a combined interview, all 3 of us sat around the kitchen table having a brew doing the interview together.

AndyAudi

3,041 posts

222 months

Tuesday 9th April
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aeropilot said:
Will be interesting discussion if both are FAC/SGC holders......(or will they not bother in that case I wonder?)
I wouldn’t have thought it would make any difference they’d still ask.
I’m aware for a number of years up here in Scotland they have sometimes met with parters etc separately from cert holders when doing home visits & asked questions - despite this being a new thing further south . (An obvious one but unless your partner has shared access to you cabinet they should not know where the keys are kept ….)

I’ve had some pals get bent out of shape initially when they & partners were asked personal questions such as “how is your relationship etc as it was “none of their business” & “what’s that got to do with anything” etc etc but I think generally now folk understand & accept the questioning.


Edited by AndyAudi on Tuesday 9th April 12:34

pocketspring

5,304 posts

21 months

Tuesday 9th April
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AndyAudi said:
aeropilot said:
Will be interesting discussion if both are FAC/SGC holders......(or will they not bother in that case I wonder?)
I wouldn’t have thought it would make any difference..

Edited by AndyAudi on Tuesday 9th April 12:34
Indeed, they'll be asking questions about character and mental state.

andyb28

767 posts

118 months

Saturday 13th April
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Does anyone know if a shotgun in slip fits in the back of the new Defender 90 hard top? (i.e. no back seats).

I think I am going to finally move on from a 110 Utility (old shape) for a dog / shooting vehicle.

The_Doc

4,889 posts

220 months

Saturday 13th April
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andyb28 said:
Does anyone know if a shotgun in slip fits in the back of the new Defender 90 hard top? (i.e. no back seats).

I think I am going to finally move on from a 110 Utility (old shape) for a dog / shooting vehicle.
Crossways yes. Someone on our shoot has one and I have had the displeasure of being crammed in there.
A reverse tardis, the new Defender.
Some else bought a 110 and within a few months swapped it for a 130 because she found it too small

andyb28

767 posts

118 months

Sunday 14th April
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The_Doc said:
andyb28 said:
Does anyone know if a shotgun in slip fits in the back of the new Defender 90 hard top? (i.e. no back seats).

I think I am going to finally move on from a 110 Utility (old shape) for a dog / shooting vehicle.
Crossways yes. Someone on our shoot has one and I have had the displeasure of being crammed in there.
A reverse tardis, the new Defender.
Some else bought a 110 and within a few months swapped it for a 130 because she found it too small
Thank you, I looked at a couple yesterday and took a tape measure. It does seem to be only just side ways. My slip is 130cm and thats the width internally.
It sadly is too small, but the 110 hard top seems a better option. It has additional under floor storage, which would be very handy.

The_Doc

4,889 posts

220 months

Sunday 14th April
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You can't slide them under the 110 middle seats or lengthways in the back like the original ones.
New DF=No cred in my gang, but at least no-one has bought a Grenade-ear!




Old skool

Jim H

844 posts

189 months

Saturday 20th April
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ABT. Automatic Ball Trap!

Hmmmmmmm? Now there is a different discipline altogether..

I racked up at my shoot today feeling lazy, and a bit pressed for time. I asked if DTL was an option today?

I normally love DTL but, it can be over so quick, and I don’t do it properly as I shoot on my own. But the voice activation helps in this situation. It was playing up to start off with. So I asked one of the organisers for assistance.

He said it’s not actually DTL, it’s set up for ABT, I thought hey ho - whatever. I’d never shot ABT ever before.

Then I remembered an old shooting buddy (who was mustard) saying ABT is another level of difficulty.

He was right, that really does sort the men from the boys.

I hardly hit anything.rofl

Driving back home in the car I was thinking of the advert for Gunmart: ‘Gun for sale, and loads of accessories. I’m done!’

Only kidding..

Rojibo

1,730 posts

77 months

Sunday 21st April
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Anyone had any dodgy primers recently? I can’t recall the last time outside of recently I had a shell fail to fire, but I’ve had two Gamebore White Gold shells fail to fire after being struck recently. Both from the same slab.

I think these are the only shells I’ve ever had misfire.

Turn7

23,615 posts

221 months

Sunday 21st April
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Rojibo said:
Anyone had any dodgy primers recently? I can’t recall the last time outside of recently I had a shell fail to fire, but I’ve had two Gamebore White Gold shells fail to fire after being struck recently. Both from the same slab.

I think these are the only shells I’ve ever had misfire.
I had 3 out of a slab of 24g CompX recently

MB140

4,071 posts

103 months

Sunday 21st April
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I’ve had 1 Fiocchi black fail to fire in the last few thousand. I also had one where the face of the primer was too thick and wouldn’t allow the gun to close.

Initially I thought oh f, the guns broke, emptied the shells in my pocket, checked the gun reached in my pocket and all was well. About 10 rounds later same again.

My shooting partner said give em here and sure enough the face of the primer was thicker than the rest by about 2mm.