Poorly side by side

[harrycatcat 31]

Just had some bad news tonight in that my old sbs that I took to gun man needs £150 spending on it but it only cost me £50 to buy it. Only thing is I like it.

I supose people might say get a new one you tight b*stard but they dont always fit right. The old one does.

I think if I thought if I spend £150 and it would last a few years then that would be ok but is it like an old car chucking good money after bad ?

 

What do people think.

[clay man 0]

if the gun works for you fix it it will be money well spent what they say a bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

Why does it need £150, mate? And what will that money get ye? If it means ye get an, effectively, 'good as new' gun back? Hell! That's a bargain, compared to paying out for a new and unknown, surely?

 

However; IF that money would just fix A problem, while ye waited for the next one to crop up? Well ..... Decisions, decisions time. No?

[Deker 3,491]

Wise words from DS.

 

£150 for gunsmith work, whilst painful to us all, is not that much in gun terms IF it solves the problem!

 

If that just buys you a short term work around until the next grief forget it!

[harrycatcat 31]

Just got the old sbs back from the gun man (he does them from home) he charged me £30, I tried it on Boxing Day at the clay shoot and its fanfookintastic.

He said the inside was as dry as a nuns c*nt and did a few bits and bobs but now its back alive.

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

Brilliant news, Harry! How's That for a xmass bonus for ye, eh?

[harrycatcat 31]

Brilliant news, Harry! How's That for a xmass bonus for ye, eh?

 

Not muckin fuch Ditch it was a fantastic suprise and a bonus cos I thought it was gona cost £150.

Thanks for everyones advice.