Crow's big Essex driven day

The partridges are flying - and so is Andy Crow. He changes over his Blaser F16 12-bore for a 20-bore and keeps up with the best of them at Badnocks Farm Shoot in Essex.
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[@scottunwin8076]

crow video are the best👍, keep them coming 👌

[@huseyinklncarslan527]

Hi from turkey follow you

[@darellkettley6622]

As an Essex boy myself I was at bannocks this year for a simulated day it was great fun . Brads got a Great set up there . Love this video lads. Not bad shooting Andy 🤔 👍

[@wildernessbill2434]

Good quality video

[@ShotawayFilms]

Enjoyed the film Jacoby Wan and Team Crow.Luv the look of the Bonsi F3.Would be hard pressed to part with the F3 I have shot for a few years now.👍

[@beardywilson7876]

I was unsure about an f3 for bird shooting. Mine's been on 2 driven days and a rough shoot and it's been great so far. Good balance, not too heavy, not too light.

[@barbarian9826]

If your shooting 32g through a twenty why not just shoot a 12 🤷‍♂️

[@wag14tha]

Lighter gun but on a driven day I totally agree and also just shoot a 28 gram through a 20 bore

[@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069]

Just stick with a 12.

[@peterhalencak]

hey Andy beautiful gun just take the rubber recoil pad off cause it will discolour the wood

[@gallopingg1]

WITH THOSE SHADES, FORGET TOM CRUISE, FIELDSPORTS HAS ANDY CRUISE, TOP MAN FOR THIS CHANNEL.