Mr. C wrote:Yeah... I'm going to have to try it out. Thanks for the input.

Look at Huggett Moderators as they come in different lengths if your worried about weight and fit the MPR FT.

I agree Raj, that's the whole idea of a regulator in a rifle. They are designed to shoot the same over the entire fill. My Webley LiteW8 which was fitted by Phil Crampton of the Rat Works is good right the way through the shot count. All I need to do is get my range to the target and work out my ho...

The old MPR FT can be fitted with a left hand bolt from Rowan Engineering. Stock is Ambi also.

http://rowanengineering.com/products1.htm

Not too sure how it works in practice as i'm right handed. Maybe someone on here can clarify.

I put bap as I thought you lot wouldn't know what a batch was BBF Reminds me of when I was dating someone up north and we went into a sandwich shop. I asked for a sausage and mushroom sandwich and got asked if I wanted a Barm cake, I said no I wanted a sandwich and my then missus nearly wet herself...

Raj wrote:That is one of the main advantages of the Meet ... Ask all you like! No one is judged because you ask a question - you look stupid for 5 mins. You don't ask a question - you stay stupid for 50 years

Hmmm, i'm 46 so 4 years to go and then no longer being stupid .....YAY !!

Being fairly new to the sport i'm probably going to be asking a few questions and for some help ..... lol

Are you allowed to just pop along for one of the days. It's only a short trip along the M6 for me, but can't do the whole weekend ?

bgaltd wrote:shame you're not closer . i'd do it for less than half that price AND show you how to do it .

That would be worth the trip down in my opinion....

Mine's Beech, purely because the MPR FT didn't have a Walnut version

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