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any chance of a pic of the nuttall bitch please

nice cattys the top one is exactly the same as the pocket predator by bill hayes.

hi mate sorry the scope has sold i put it on ebay.

back on thread lol. try using the catty at around the 2 o clock possition or 10 o clock depending whether you shoot left or right handed rather than fully horizontal. also try holding the forks dont bother putting your thumb in that groove you will shoot it off. and also with double bands you wont be able to hold it steady enough. try using lighter band sets, at least until you are used to shooting, i use 1 layer of theraband silver cut at 25cm and tapered 2.5cm to 1.5cm. and a light weight pouch. these bands are perfect for shooting 9.5mm steel balls and i have shot squirrels with these bu

john phoned me today and told me the crack. tell him good luck getting him back pal, i have phoned a few lads i know to keep there eyes open for the dog. they want there f@@king hands choppin off, scum bags.

great write up i would love to be able to do that. looking forward to the finished pics.

i have 4 jf herring hunting scene plates for sale. the biggest one has some scratches on were someone has used it to eat. they are not very bad but thought i would mention them so i dont get come backs. the other 3 are mint. i want £35 for them plus £10 postage

for the pair mate. they are about each from new

i am selling a pair of shimano catana carp rods they are 12ft and 2 1/4 test curve. they are in very good condition and come a thick cotton bag each they are nice rods to use cheers danny

i am selling a kowa tsn2 telescope x25 zoom. if anyone is interested, it is in good condition and comes with a tripod that extends to about 6ft tall so can be used stood up. i have had this since i was young and its just sat gathering dust in the cupboard and im having a clear out. i am looking for £90 for it plus whatever postage it would be or you could collect. cheers danny

cheers for the comments, the outer wood on yew is good in tension the inner wood is good on compression. thats why its one of the best woods to use but trying to find a length that is long enough and straight and as knot free as possible isnt easy gona try ash next time if i can find some decent stuff.

this is the first bow i have attempted so im pretty pleased how its turned out. i may fibre glass back it just for abit of safety but seems strong enough.