Deano88

As above, Has anybody ever considered or have successfully made there own electric fed clay trap? They look quite daunting but think it would be an interesting project to try. Before somebody says why not just buy one, its not for the want of a clay trap, more the enjoyment of making a fully functioning trap to then use for many years to come. Have googled and youtube'd some basic single carousel fed traps and think it would be possible to make something similar. Anyone else mad enough out there to have given it a go and if so any pics or videos of the project?

Once you get your FAC you will indeed need to look at finance options many many shiny shiny things to be had!! Completely agree, I have shot many sporting clays with some good results and the poster above advising not to start with a skeet variant is right also. I use my silver pigeon for skeet and down the line and achieve respectable scores. Another piece of advice is not to mess about with chokes too much whilst learning. You can get caught up with chopping and changing for different stands and scenarios when its best just to stick with the same pair and learn your trade. You can

Do you need adjustable magnification mate? I have a mtc genesis on my hmr but wish i had gone down a fixed mag route. At the distances you would shoot a 22 rimfire, you could get a better quality fixed mag scope compared to a variable mag scope. As for quality of MTC scopes, I have a MTC viper connect on my PCP and a genesis on my HMR and find both very clear and good for lamping.

Its been a while since I found mine and that was chance of speaking to a chap shooting a stand in front of me at a clay ground. Commented on his silver pigeon to which he said he wanted to sell it to get a Beretta 682 so I offered him a price there and then Best bet is to look on guntrader or gunstar for second hand but you may have to travel quite a way to find a bargain. I have owned mine for around 5 years and it has never let me down. I wouldn't recommend everyone spend such an amount on a first shotgun as you may end up not that interested in the sport later down the line, but

Really depends mate, everyone will have there preferred makes/ models etc but you will find a good second hand shotgun around £500-£1000. From experience, buy a gun you will keep potentially for life as buying cheap here and there eventually adds up anyway. I have owned a few over and unders ranging from £150 upwards but I was lucky enough to find a Beretta silver pigeon for £600 few years ago and personally I find it better than others I have owned. If you intend on using it for clay shooting, I would recommend a multi-choke barrel but not essential. I prefer a 28 or 30' barrel but

Think this guy could give him a run for his money... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwS1zjKuB1o

Brilliant

nice shot mate

Welcome back mate

nice shooting mate

are they hmr or 22lr sc?

my mistake, now showing out of stock, may be worth emailing them and seeing if they can get one for you

Any good? http://riflemags.co.uk/sako-finnfire-p94-22lr-10-round-magazine/

welcome mate

A chap on here messaged me with a couple for sale paid for both. May be worth putting a wanted post up as well mate or they have them for sale over at riflemags.co.uk. Just a bit pricy for me new so wanted a second hand mag