sean

try this http://www.basc.org.uk/en/how-to/gamekeeping/building-release-pens.cfm also read that you should have 1 yard of perimeter fence per bird so a release pen holding 150 birds should have a perimeter of approx 150 yards say about 40 yards each side for a square release pen - but i am sure more experienced men will inform you sean

got my copy yesteday and very pleased, bit worried that he likes to tension his wire all the time though i had receive an under the counter dvd cheers woodga for quick service and excellent dvd sean

guys watch out for chalk symbols on the road outside your house our on fences, posts etc. The scum tend to check the area out first and mark up the best /easiest houses etc then they come back later and do a quick job in the area. sean

copies in post , also found an ad for sabre scopes sent in to u as well sean

Dave if you want i can copy the instructions manual from my hawke scope and send it onto you. know its not the same scope but it would give u an idea of the workings. sean Sunny Co. Fermanagh

dazza make sure u get that fac apllication in on time , and be prepared to wait a while to get it back. hope u have been a good boy as they will revocate it for just about anything. Make sure you declare all convictions (noy trying to say you have any) including any motoring offences no matter how small. sean

Dazza when did u order them, got my fac back and pellets are not included on them, spoke to FAO and he said the were not classed as ammo any more so could buy over the counter without FAC anymore. Give your local FAO a call and see what he says about buying them. sean

guys quote from northern ireland fac- firearms and ammo being conveyed in a vehicle must be hidden from view and should be secured to an anchorage point or contained in a securely fixed and locked box within the said vehicle. think that spells it out for us across the water sean

did a google search perth 3-5 july galloway 15-16 august sean

GUYS WAS GOING TO BUY A JSR SCOPE FROM J RAMSBOTTOM (HOPE NAME IS CORRECT) FOR MY GAMO HUNTER440 .22 (.177 GAS RAM FITTED). THE GENTLEMAN AT ABOVE COMPANY DID NOT RECOMMEND THEIR SCOPES FOR ANYTHING OVER THE LEGAL LIMIT AND DEFINITELY NOT FOR GAS RAMS?????. I AM NOW WONDERING WHAT SCOPES ARE USEABLE FOR FAC AIR RIFLES CONSIDERING MOST AIR RIFLE SCOPES SEEM TO COME FROM THE SAME FACTORY. I KNOW MY RIFLE IS RUNNING A FEW POUNDS OVER THE LIMIT( ACCORDING TO GAS RAM MAKER SHOULD BE IN AND AROUND 14 WITH .177 FITTED) BUT WOULD NOT HAVE THOUGHT IT WOULD HAVE MADE ANY DIFFERENCE. ANY ADVIC

thanks for that guys. Its like boys with new toys, if i bought a scope with adjustable p/x I would sit and play with it and then blame it for making me a bad shot. Without adjustable p/x I will just have to get on with the shooting. Will look at scopes set at 35yrds and it will mean one less knob to fiddle with Once again thanks sean

i know this has been done before , but from everyones experience is it worth having p/x adjustment on a scope that is only going to be used for air rfle ranges out to say 35 yrds. loads of scopes are for sale without it so was just wondering the real benefits in the field when out after pests. sean

north or south of the border will depend on whats the laws and whats required sean

i got a gas ram in my gamo hunter 440, it is quieter , less recoil and most say i like it (also easy fitted). only problem is if u are used to the kick of a springer it is a strange feeling when u change over, lots of practice will sort that out. if i every change will get another gas ram. sean

guys and dolls found this site and have ordered one for my hunter 440. it looks alot better than the original. will it improve the one already fitted i will keep u posted, the one fitted feels like the trigger of a plastic cap gun. http://charliedatuna.com/GRT-III%20Trigger%20New.htm sean