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where has the gun been stored?

im old fashioned myself and poachers are not poachers nowadays, they are thugs who can't get there own permissions, my grandfather used to say you wouldnt know a poacher gad been in his day because they respected the land an took just what they needed, but thats long gone as we all know.... keep it and keep the police coming should they return

im pretty sure there were no power limits back in the early 60s

keep the super10 its by far the best gun there ?

i also agree with this, but as always a hunter/sportsman's aim is not to eliminate all, but to make a noticeable diffrence and maintain it. unless you had no intention of shooting there again, then by all means get em gone lol

get yourself a tx200 cant go much wrong with one of those, the wheirauchs are very good guns but for me Air airms is the winning ticket

thats pretty damn good matey.. well done! how did you get the stock back together? strong glue and dowels? intresting to see ?

deffo get lessons matey, as said its impossible to tell someone hiw much lead they need to give a target. good luck

Hello from blackburn, just joined today and thought id say hi

i agree with denny on this... i shoot for a large number of farms and i do not oay a penny for it.

to be honest no cartridge is the best as we all prefer different brands of cartridges, best advice is toget out there and find what works for you and your style of shooting