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Going buy an old 22 to do up he said! Only going buy 200 rounds he said! 600 rounds later, A-tec wave mod and a new cz 457 my wallet goes into meltdown!! What a nice little rifle though. Trigger is adjustable for weight, overtravel and sear engagement. 60°bolt. Whacking good pin strike and very accurate. Shoots CCI, Federal, Eley and Winchester to similar zero. HV ammunition just shoots a little higher. A well made solid rifle, just what one can expect from CZ. The pigeon were taken with shorts by S&B. The squirrel by the way was carrying an airgun

Waited long enough for it but finally it arrived Wednesday

Well I'm amazed by this little 457. I was shooting shotshell cases at 100 paces with it off hand. I used a few ammo types including Remington yellow jackets and they all connected with regularity. I took a grand walk and shot nothing but wow, I stumbled on a Fallow buck. It was bedded just below me. I only had to wait five minutes for the swirling wind and he stood up and stood broadside for 60+seconds. It would of made a simple shot at less than 50yds! Don't you just love this time of year.

Back at the place I was at last week last night. I tried one place which drew a blank and went up on the hill. Flicked the light on and there were eyes in amongst the sheep. Couldn’t be sure at first and with my fumbling to get the filter off, by the time the white light hit the field, it had gone a good hundred yards away and kept going. I always make sure at what I’m shooting before firing and have lost a few over the years doing so! Didn’t help that the farmer pointed out a new cat in the yard last week, just planted a bit of doubt in my mind. Anyway, this young dog fox played ball, coming

You gwp x bitch has hit the ground running this season could see a difference in her through the summer , her day time hunting had been nothing short of spot on and lamping she had a stormer this weekend , it’s been a real eye opener and pushing me to go down the route again as il be sourcing a pup next summer to replace the old bitch ! few shot of her this season so far

Best fox dog I ever had was a bull whippet type bred off diesel to a beddy bull whippet. Awsome little dog. Had his faults but he was a real good fox dog

We also had a local butcher that would actually buy anything you could get to the back door, never tested it but he would say if you can get a cow here with out being seen I,ll buy it ?????? sad story the game dealer that used to buy all the good unmarked meat is now a fishmongers and recently he had to shut down because of protests outside his shop because he was selling live signal crayfish what a dramatic change in under 50 years, we need to go back to a time of struggling and hardship before anything will change ??maybe if this virus and it’s remedy cause enough damage to modern life we ca

Been itching to get out, especially after reading some of the write-ups on here lately . Ventured over to the horse paddocks permission after tea this evening. Took the hw100 .177 with the Night-Watch gen 2 n/v and the CRS n/v rangefinder clamped on the top. The journey took about half an hour and i arrived at 9.30.Got out the car, grabbed me gear and scanned the field from the 5 bar gate, not one eye shine. Climbed the gate and made my way further into the field. Scanned the field again and still no eye shine, wait, see what looked like rabbit features. That could only mean one thing

I thought that ,dog looks ok to me ,if the photo was taken in the fellas living room though he might want to give it a once over with the vacuum .

ANOTHER ONE SIMILAR BRED.

Just a bawhair off 22tts hairum scarum at times 100 miles an hour. Will get a wee bit ferreting tail end of this season, next season though

Shotgun for post offices ,handgun for banks .

Well the raider still aint gona win is it lol Tx,d sean asking if he was going shooting and a time was aranged 10,30pm i went one way and he the other iv had a lot of issues with the raider and photon for a few weeks and sean sorted it out for me she now shoots spot on . any way all i could hear was the 17 going off when we met back up at the tank he had 4 rabbits then a bit later on i got a tx and a pic of a dog fox he had shot i dont know the details but im sure sean will tell you all any way . any way i blanked but i had a good night any way just

Bit too fiddly for me all that scope rubbish, I just keep it simple and low key and use one of these

Good nite out for the two of you your right jimmy , good company out does what you shoot atb mate

Phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range Brindle sleeve essential for high end mousing missions Camo for show, brindle for a pro

They are both young dogs, accidental mating, lads having them know the score,they will be getting used for a bit of ratting, bushing for the lurchers and the catty, odd dig, grand parents both sides were flat out digging dogs? Will make £100 on the whole litter to cover the cost of docking and feeding, can't be fairer than that, going to tidy lads? Grandparents....

Fck of you septic tank cnut, you must think we were born yesterday.... Take your spamming elsewhere

He also said u were pigeon chested

Looks like a bull whippet type to me?

Get the correct type lurcher..... And it will be every calibre you will ever need?

Phil, when I was young and dafter I thought bigger is better. Well in many ways it is but also in many ways unneccesary. Ok a 223 will reach 300yds but it gets stressful, if you miss one, and you will, be it via an obstacle or human error you know you have most definitely educated Charlie. I found most my fox's in my 20's were up to 200yds with a few 300+. There were some missed ones to. As time went by I just found most were shot sub 100yds. I had a few slots on my license and usually a hornet was present. It accounted for just as many as the larger rifles I had. It was at one

I love a 22lr . I wouldn’t want to be without mine. A good choice of rifle and by the looks of it , fair weather will be gathering dust in the cabinet from now on , where it belongs.?

Back in the 80s I would have sold that lot by lunch, do zoo,s and wildlife parks not still buy them ? can remember my escort mk2 ex AA van driving home many a night full up to the roof with anything from deer to trout never took long to sell any of it, trout used to bump out at a £1 each round the pubs and on a few occasions have had to give plod a bit of game when pulled over, more likely to have farmers or keepers smashing up your motor than get nicked back then, I also used to go on the train with my dogs and my catch,s this is me walking out with my pack probably 40ish years ago a £25 fox

First little bitches eyes have opened ?

Got the chance at having another first cross bull whippet today, 9 hour round journey but well worth it. Bones.. 14 months old.

I know I don’t know you, but my heart is breaking for you and your family, it’s a terrible Illness that has affected my family and friends, after reading your posts and the way you speak about her one thing is for certain, you haven’t let her down in any way, the love you have shown her will of helped her through this terrible time

I was talking to a mate this aft that uses a 6.5creedmore for his foxing but I knew he’d bought a 17 hornet, asked him how he’s getting on with it and his face started beaming, he loves it and has had a fair few foxes with it at decent ranges.. he’s only using 20gn bullets as well wich is mint considering it’s a windy old hole we live in! on subject of sd’s new .22 I had hold of one the other week, couldn’t believe how well made it was for the price, nice tight bit of kit?

I am building a camping shed on our feild nowt fancy just a 8x7 shed n decking will have bunks in small wendy wood burner n a 12v light going to insulate it with rock wool n then thin ply over the top

Kevlar came about when at 3 weeks old I dropped a metal cooking pot and with the clang of the metal hitting the floor, all the pups scattered in terror, but he just squatted down, I got the idea he was bulletproof.... Hence Kevlar.... Or was it 2 of my kids are kevin and Laura..... Nah... It was the 1st one

One shoot i used do was in deer park and the fallows were mellys some near jet. Black a few times the f1 i had at the times was accussed of running the drive being mistaken for x deer lol mine av always been steady on deer cant say the same for me terriers tho they often put the bloody things up just out on a walk , we only have fallows on our patch , but got a mate in bucks who over run with muntys goin down for a mooch in nov i not see on before so looking forward to it

1inch wide collar in black bridle.

Shocking!!!! Typical animal rights pic, mods need to take this down ASAP.

Nice one jimmy and when you don't have a good friend, you can always take Sean again.............................................? ? ? Sorry Sean just fun. Phil

Hornet is awesome. I've had three over the years and I will always have a soft spot for them. It can be loaded very cheap if one desires. Cheap fmj bullets reversed and magnum pistol powders.

Think I need a new rifle ? thinking of swapping my HMR out for a 22 hornet for the geese ? Just a shame my get up and go got up and left me twenty years ago, time for inspiration again ?

We used to have rabbit pie on the menu all the time through the season, sold literally thousands of portions from £6.99 - £9.99 over the years. It always sold very well. ? Cheers, D.

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Weirdos. They all end up here.....?

I agree that if people are getting triple figures then there is a huge rabbit problem. These were apparantley ferrets and lamped, not shot. If I had a permission where I got 240 rabbits I wouldn't need to tell anyone, my closest hunting mates would be there anyway. I also know if I had a perm where I got 240 I would be at it hard untill I was getting 10s/20s so the land owner saw a dramatic decrease yet still keeping some sport on.

Lots of confusion about the Antipodean herding breeds...? Folk (even today) still get confused twixt Black and Tan, Huntaways and Kelpies....different dogs, specifically bred for different tasks... Its a shame that when the Collie lurcher boom was at its height, in the 1990's ,. that the wordsmiths of that time did not seek to offer some education and information regarding all the various pastoral breeds...I suppose on reflection,..it did not suit their needs,...and they did not possess the required practical knowledge, to pass such valuable data on....? Luckily, there are now p

Oh yes,..I forgot to say,...I have a book for you Neal, I feel your continued support for the breed, deserves a small reward....? I'll drop it in when I am next round your way... All the best, Phil.?

Young bitch starting to click

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