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I suppose this is a "What do you shoot/What's in your Gun Cabinet?" thread.
I'm applying for my shotgun certificate, with the hope that I can find a gun that will fit me that I can take clay pigeon shooting.
A couple of questions;
Is a double trigger gun that much of a hindrance?
What are the differences (in terms of the way you shoot) between side by side and O/U? As I have only shot O/U before.
I'm applying for my shotgun certificate, with the hope that I can find a gun that will fit me that I can take clay pigeon shooting.
A couple of questions;
Is a double trigger gun that much of a hindrance?
What are the differences (in terms of the way you shoot) between side by side and O/U? As I have only shot O/U before.
I'm in the midlands, J11 M6ish.
My local gun shop owner runs a.clay range and he is happy for people to try the guns at the range before buying them.
I am quite tall with long arms, so finding a gun with a long enough stock will be an issue.
I did try a Berretta with a 15" 1/2 stock and and it was lovely...slightly out of my price range though...
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My local gun shop owner runs a.clay range and he is happy for people to try the guns at the range before buying them.
I am quite tall with long arms, so finding a gun with a long enough stock will be an issue.
I did try a Berretta with a 15" 1/2 stock and and it was lovely...slightly out of my price range though...
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Edited by Life Saab Itch on Saturday 29th December 13:02
HerrSchnell said:
Life Saab Itch said:
Found a fella at the rugby club who goes rabbiting and rough shooting a lot...as well as his brother owning the local clay range. He says he'll take me out with him sometime.
So that, plus two clay shoots on stag dos coming up...
Good stuff So that, plus two clay shoots on stag dos coming up...
And look after that fella at the Rugby club...
Just had the email, this weekends shoot is at Bisley. I thought we were going for a budget option...
z4chris99 said:
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If you have an organised guided morning at the clock tower its a great spot and youll have great fun. They have a 6 stand sim drive where there is a barrage of clays flying over your head, great stuff.
This. It was superb. The instructor was brilliant and we had a flush at the end with clays going everywhere.If you have an organised guided morning at the clock tower its a great spot and youll have great fun. They have a 6 stand sim drive where there is a barrage of clays flying over your head, great stuff.
The rabbit run at the bottom is a complete bd though...
yesterday was crap. a different gun per trap and only 4 shots per gun before you got moved to the next one.
I think that's the worst I've ever shot with a 25% strike rate. :/
I seemed to get worse as I went on as well.
The need for my own familiar gun has certainly been highlighted to me though.
I think that's the worst I've ever shot with a 25% strike rate. :/
I seemed to get worse as I went on as well.
The need for my own familiar gun has certainly been highlighted to me though.
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