I'm glad you like them! Thanks for watching Kev :)

I think you might be being a little paranoid! But yes it's not a bad habit to have either. Better to overmaintain than under. Thanks for watching :)

I'm glad you found it useful! Thanks for watching :)

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Ha ha! Being a little OCD does seem to be a trait amongst shooters, I am like that too about most things, not chokes though! And yes my Dad's shed has some real gems in it, makes a good studio. Thanks for watching :)

A 2p coin should do the job or your fingers.

50p works best for me ;)

It's on the cards, especially as I will be lamping soon ...

That will be good hope to see some lamping soon

I normally do too, taking it out for a proper clean needn't be done more than once a year for most people I think. Thanks for watching :)

I got it from Amazon, it was quite expensive but came with a cap peak light. Works really well Thanks for watching :)

Clean it with the chokes in, I wouldn't recommend a snake other than for a quick clean. To clean it properly soak with bore cleaner and use a bronze brush then use a rod and cleaning patch. For chokes you need to clean them maybe once a year? Take them out soak them in bore cleaner and give them a good wipe down.

Thanks. You don't think snakes clean well? People swear by them!

I use snakes on my rifles and for the .22lr they are all you need. But every so often I need to clean the .243 properly a snake doesn't cut it. Same goes for a shotgun. If it's say stubble season and you're shooting a couple of times a week for a month or so then yeah a bore snake or in my case a polishing rod with a squirt of oil is fine but after the seasons over it needs a proper clean. A snake won't get the lead out.

All i use and have done for years is spray with g96 !! Leave soak for a bit then run a bore snake threw a couple of times !! Inspect each time and it comes as clean as a wistle !! Then whipe it all down ! Done! This is everytime i shoot !! Then about every 6 months i do the same thing only i scrub the bore with a bronze brush first a few times !! Then run the bore snake threw till spotless! ! Be very very careful when using grease as it attracts dirt and becomes abrasive paste !! Some old gunsmiths say oil is for guns grease is for cars !! Never put grease anywhere near any rifle and if you must use very very sparingly on a gun !! So i tiny bit on the chokes and as small amount on the hinge points that it !! And whatever you put on the hinge points must be removed every shoot in case if dirt gathering! ! Sorry to go on but thats how i do it anyway !!

Anything made by Browning or Beretta is ideal, if new is a little pricey there are plenty of second hand deals to be had. Thanks for watching :)

Modified, modified improved, or skeet will work well.

You only have to grease them the first time. It took me just over ten minutes! Not often once a year ...

I have modified (half) in the bottom and improved modified (3 1/4) in the top and my gun is set to fire the bottom barrel first. Fairly traditional setup for a game gun. This would be for shooting, ideally, at a range of about 25 yards. For pigeon decoying I prefer a number 6 30 gram load, I sometimes buy 32 gram loads but generally speaking 32 and 30 gram loads have the same amount of powder (if same make) so a 30 gram load tends to have slightly higher velocity.

cool thanks 4 that cheers 4 the help fella and wot wud u do diffrently when pheasant and partridge shooting driven birds ? wot do u change the chokes and cartridges 2 then ?

motomeady hunting nd motocross Those same chokes are ideal for pheasant and partridge. I guess you might change them if they are very high birds but its not likely. I would use the same loads too, so many people buy 'special' loads for pheasant season ie: number 5 high velocity RC Sipe etc. And they ruin the meat! 6 shot is plenty for pheasant.

fort probably so and yes people i no always use 5 or 6 and normally 32g but sometimes 34 or even 30

motomeady hunting nd motocross 30 gram number 6 is plenty! High velocity can be handy but you don't need more than that! ELEY VIP 30 gram number 6 is perfect.

Modified is a half choke and improved modified is three quarters. I shoot modified first in the bottom barrel for closer targets and then improved in the top for the second shot as they may be farther away. Thanks for watching :)

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