Jump to content

philpot

Donator
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Content Count

    6,260

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

 Content Type 

Everything posted by philpot

  1. philpot
    Well spotted Jon. I wish I had Simon's telephone number but I no longer have it but I think our Jimmy mght because it would be a shame to miss out on that if it was of interest. I know Simon with Jimmy's help made a right hand stock into a left hooker so perhaps that does all that was needed, mind you having seen Simon sit four pellets on top of eachother with my right handed TX200 at 35mt, he doesn't really need a left hooker in my book. ? Phil
  2. philpot
    Don't forget the JSB RS Jimmy which I found work really well in my Wildcat and I am using them in the HW110k. If I pop over to have a look at this wonderful gun, I will bring you a few to try. Phil
  3. philpot
    I have bought a few Jimmy on ebay and all from uk sellers which arrived in a few days. Here are a couple which are saying they can deliver mid week. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rifle-weaver-rails-Picatinny-rail-for-shooting-applications-8-different-sizes/202325476562?hash=item2f1b89c4d2:m:m9T3ZujWKtW-3MMPEpv5CmQ https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-Slot-Picatinny-Weaver-Rail-For-Handguard-Rail-Section-Aluminum-2-inch-UK/222902111153?epid=10017294429&hash=item33e6004bb1:g:vXoAAOSw6xJbxg3V https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Airsoft-Bipod-Sling-Swivel-Adapter-Mount-Stud-1-slot-20m
  4. philpot
    We went out last night to test the Hushpower which I must say is far far better than the Adler s/b with silencer that York Guns sell which in my own mind is like chucking your money down the toilet. To the matter in hand,,,,, the Cheddite sub cartridges in 3" were pretty quiet but the pattern is a bit spacey at 25mt but at 18mt, superb. We are now needing to test some 2.5" and 2" as the range of most of the shooting will be around 15 - 20mt. Phil
  5. philpot
    As an FX fan, I must say that I really don't like this bloody Dreamline effort. Pick the gun you want, buy it, shoot it...................simples. All this farting about to change the look of the gun is nothing more than kids stuff. As you may gather, I am not a fan of this particular FX venture. Phil
  6. philpot
    Welcome aboard Chris. I am pleased you were able to get one for the pot on your first trip out, well done mate. You have a good rifle and a new friend or two there and with just the right amount of creeping ? Jimmy has a heart of gold and always willing to help as many on this forum will confirm. Phil
  7. philpot
    we know Jimmy. ? It looks magic mate and looking forward to having a few shots. Phil
  8. philpot
    Check with FX as they say you can but it only needs a tiny nip to hold in place, only a fool would clamp it up tight. Phil
  9. philpot
    Just put a micrometer thingy on the Dr Bobs band and it is 1.6mm thick. Hope that helps. Phil
  10. philpot
    Well pleased for you Jimmy, you need some good stuff going on in your life my friend. I use a Dr Bobs bottle band on my Impact and as the bottle is the same, should be no problem. I must say that the bottle band with a decent bi-pod is much better than the Atlas clones and as it is a little further forward, more stable in my opinion. I have switched back to using mine from the clone which is crap. As a matter of interest, I checked with ASI before I used the bottle band method and they confirmed that the Royale series of guns have used this method for years so no damage will be done to th
  11. philpot
    True but you have to agree the cutting of the stock is decent. I dislike the dowels and would never consider using them. Phil
  12. philpot
    Well done, a nice job.
  13. philpot
    This might be both easier and certainly much quicker. http://www.recoilsystems.com/combraiser.php There is also the Bear Tooth system, again fast and cheap which allows you to get the correct height. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Beartooth-Comb-Raising-Kit-2-0-Shotgun-Rifle-Butt-Stock-Brown-No-Loops-Model/264314664856?epid=2256011669&hash=item3d8a61b798:g:ItQAAOSwkvFafa9L This caught my eye and represents good value, certainly the route long term I would take, in my humble opinion, dowels are just not strong enough and not too difficult to break. https://www.ebay.co.uk/
  14. philpot
    It is worth trying some 4.51 but if you get a test tin of assorted JSB pellets, it comes with 4.51, 52 and 53 along with other pellets in the range. Voymir normally stock them. https://voymir.com/jsb-177/291-jsb-diabolo-exact-test-airgun-pellets-cal-177-7-x-50pcs-5906554324010.html Phil
  15. philpot
    Get a fecking life Rez.......................................?
  16. philpot
    Is that an Eriba caravan Mark. I have had a few vans and love em despite what people say about caravaners blocking the road although I must say that used to p1ss me off so I made sure I didn't hold anyone up if at all possible. I kept the guns under the bedding in the under bed storage, just make sure you use wheel clamps even on site as there are some cheeky barstewards about that will just hook up your van and bugger off. Enjoy your new weekend away vehicle. Have a look at this site Mark, I used to take my van and boat up there and loved it, right on the banks of Windermere. It c
  17. philpot
    I think he is up near Wigan in Lancs Mitch. That isn't a 17hmr though ? Phil
  18. philpot
    Some years ago, I was given a picture which has always put a smile on my face but alas, I do not know most of the people portrayed in the picture. Now guys can any of you think who they might be. The picture is called 'The Fishing Beat', 'Nine complete anglers' painted by Jedd whose real name is John Edwards and from what I can glean, he died but I don't know when. Lets see how many can be identified. I think the first on the left is an old tv character, Mr Paistry. Third from the left, Bob Nudd. Sixth from the left, John Wilson. The last one under t
  19. philpot
    I would be tempted to contact a test centre or another rfd / dive centre but if a dive centre, you must say it is for surface air use not for diving. Phil
  20. philpot
    Told you Mark would give you some useful info BUT don't believe for one minute that he works hard. ? Phil
  21. philpot
    Try clay shooting, a whole different ball game and great sport. I use the shotgun so rarely for live shooting although I do enjoy shooting over decoys but that is not for here.
  22. philpot
    Nice going BN and the woods do look interesting. Take in a good brush cutter to make some track through and you could finish up with a cracking venue. My pal and I have picked up another perm on land ajoining one of our other perms, good for rabbits but needed some thickets clearing. The farmer said to do as we wish so we cut back several glades which are already producing a rabbit highway. Good luck with it mate. Phil
  23. philpot
    A bit of a late addition to the thread but my pal has just bought a box of the new Cheddite subsonic 24gr............................yes 24gr. https://www.yorkguns.com/shop/cheddite-410-silenziata-24g-6s/ Too early to comment on them as he is awaiting his .410 which is at York Guns having a Hushpower fitted but no doubt they will be put to the test when the gun is back next week. An interesting consept to use just a 3mm cork wad and therefore allowing an amazing 24gr of lead in such a small cartridge. Phil
  24. philpot
    Well done that man, another old classic reborn. We have our Mark Williams who is a fan of these fine springers and I am sure he will be along after work (when he does any) and advise which pellets are working best in his two Feinwerkbau rifles. Phil
  25. philpot
    What are you on about Mitch, you trying to tell us a 17HMR is quiet.......................................and I thought I was an old tart
×
×
  • Create New...