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David has made a batch of the .17 and .22 Hornets, ready to go.

They can be found here:

http://shootingshed.co.uk/oscom/index.php?cPath=25_113

The .223 can be made to order.

Guides with artistic layout

This guide differs from the more conventional Shooting SHED Cleaning Rod Guides in that it is not fitted with a nose section O'Ring due to the lack of material required to fit the O'Ring. Instead it is held in place by the receiver ejection mechanism/bolt release catch.

Operation: Pull back the bolt release catch and slide the cleaning rod guide fully into the receiver, you can now release the bolt release catch and the guide will be held in place. To remove pull back the bolt release catch fully, You should feel a slight click when it is fully open, now slide the guide out.

Please note that due to the method of locking the guide in place there will be some movement of the guide when in the receiver, this is normal and in no way impacts the performance and operation of the guide.

The Shooting SHED CZ 527 Hornet guide is suitable for both the .22 Hornet and .17 Hornet and as such is fully interchangeable.

Do you do non shiny ones?

Nope

Bugger, I would have had one if you did.

christel wrote:Nope

Actually we can offer a pre-distressed service (*) for an additional GBP5.00



(*) I will kick it around the workshop.

It has been commented in the past that if it is not shiny, it is not from the SHED

Shiny just makes things look cheap and tacky.

Not if you are a magpie

Nothing good can be said about corvids.