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  1. philpot
    Well that works Mitch, one hell of a group at that range mate. Phil
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    You have this looking really nice Jimmy. If I buy a semi auto shotgun I have on test at the moment, I may be asking you to do your magic on the stock after I have stripped it all down but that is something we can talk about at some point. Sending you a text mate. Phil
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    If you look on the right hand side you can just see the weaver rail that blacksheep fitted although I would be a bit nervous about screwing into the casing.
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    Just been playing around with it and have to say it appears to be very well made, the parts are beefed up compared to many others so depending on how it performs, it is looking good. A different ejection cartridge 'grabber' which certainly looks fit for purpose, hoping you can see it in the photo's. I will spend some time cleaning the action parts if I buy it. I am going to push my luck when testing as I am going to test some lighter shells as well so my youngest daughter can shoot it at clays as my 32" Beretta DT10 is far too heavy for her. Phil
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    Back to grass again today SD but thanks mate. Phil
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    Here is the website for Pietta if you are interested. https://www.pietta.it/home-pietta-eng Phil
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    I was in the RFD the other day looking for a cheap semi auto 12 guage for using in the hide. My first thought was a Hatsan, tough and cheap and saves me taking an expensive clay gun in the field. I looked at a couple of Hatsans, one being new for £400 including a slab of cartridges and a gun slip so very good value but then one caught my eye called a Mistral by Filli Pietta. Now I am the first to admit that I had never heard of them but it did feel very nice in the shoulder in as much as an auto can feel good because to me they are always a compromise when you are an o/u user nevertheles
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    Thought you were very active on here at the moment ? Phil
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    Quote:- Tomorrow is chores day for me, starting with the leaves! Bloody things are everywhere. I did my leaves yesterday, the quickest and easiest job..................................while the garden was flooded, all the leaves were floating so I walked around with the landing net and hey presto, all clear. Well, some good things have to come from the bad things, it just depends how you look at them...........................must have a look for the fish ? Phil
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    Quote:- only six more months and we’ll be back in shorts moaning it’s to hot You know only to well Si that I will be back in my shorts very soon. ? Phil
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    Just looking at Si photo, where could I get one of those black troughs from. I am guessing they are to mix cement in or something similar. They would be ideal for me to keep live shrimp in for bait, any suggestions welcome guys. Phil
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    Swimming pool, now theres a thought, I could rent it out. Some areas near you Jon have had snow yesterday I understand. Phil
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    Thankfully the rain stopped about 10pm and the tanker took 11 fills which equates to 27500 galls from the front and side of our cottage. we still have water across the garden but I am not too concerned about that. I just hope we get at least a full day of no rain to give the road gulleys a chance to run out to the sea wall. Our scenery from the cottage <a href="http://s1194.photobucket.com/user/roberts2610/media/20191108_070913_zps0urioewv.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="https://i1194.photobucket.com/albums/aa364/roberts2610/20191108_070913_zps0urioewv.jpg" b
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    OOOh Si, the perfect set up, thermal spotter and nv to shoot with. Now that is ideal for me too. Phil
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    As Jon says, we need to see a photo. When you bought the gun, did it specify what scope was fitted. Phil
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    Having spent last Thursday night outside all night with the tankers pumping water away from our cottage......................................I have just made the call again for the tanker to come to the rescue. I am hoping we will keep on top of the problem because having lost the house for a year back in 2007, it is a horrific experience which I really hope we don't have to face again. I hope none of our members have been flooded and it stay that way. I have a friend whose daughter lives in Fishlake, near Doncaster where the entire village is flooded and her bungalow has 5' of water runn
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    Are you going to use the 007 as a spotter Si.
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    It is tricky mate, my shooting partner has an hmr who was also tempted to buy the Wildcat Panther which we were told WOULD reduce noise level but when talking to two different RFD's, they both said that the hmr round is supersonic and therefore it will not do a lot of good. My pal was going to get one on approval but nobody wanted to do that as they said it would be returned so no point. I also wanted a better mod for my .22lr when I use HV ammo but again was told not to bother as it was not worthwhile. The price indicated by Stavros at £80 for the DPT is not out of the way as the SAK is
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    Okay then Mitch so you have an alternative.
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    Ah right, I hadn't relised there was a price difference for cal size. That alters the balance somewhat. Phil
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    Okay Jimmy at least now you know when the op is being done. Trish and I are thinking about you all mate so please let me know how she goes on. Fondest regards Phil
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    My good friend and shooting partner has bought the Pard unit and today we went to the RFD's indoor range (25mt) just to have a play and set zero. Now the 008 is on his rimfire .22lr so we know 25mt is far too close to be of any use BUT it was warm and dry so a good place to start off learning about the Pard. I would say straight off that this in my mind is a really nice compact unit which is only around 500grms so lighter than most scopes. My pal and I are the wrong side of 50 (or in my case 60) so not too quick taking on new technology and with a rubbish manual chinese to english, we pic
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    Nice to see you fully immersed in a project matey. Coming on nicely. Phil
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    Interesting Stav, I had not heard of the DPT mods so I looked up a few bits on youtube. At about £260, they sit approx £200 more than for example a SAK but is it worth it. I like the idea of the modular design, it reminds me of the Swift Stumpy for air rifles. Here is a comparison test with the DPT and a basic rimmy mod. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Dd-3pH6F_k Phil
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    hmmmm
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