Jonjon79
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Yep, spot on mate. Good shot on that Magpie as well
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See, I did it again This little sod bit me when I caught it at work
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I can see your link Steg - it looks like a nice bit of land for ambushing. I'm always on here with a smartphone - can't be doing with all that pissing about with laptops and tablets - too much technology for me I add pics by changing the forum view to normal mode, instead of mobile. Then, under the dialogue box, I press 'more reply options'. Then, I press 'select file' - from here, I can chose a picture from my phones memory. I do have to crop them so that they meet the 500mb limit. Then, I press 'add selected file'. And that's it - this simpleton has added a pic
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Sorry guys, I did have an A&M cylinder but, It was sold with the rifle. If you're considering buying new, I can definitely recommend them - they lighten the rifle and increase the shot count. They're well made. Also, Ady and Mandy are top people to deal with Atb
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Nice shooting chaps Sounds like a good night, even if you 2 did hog the shots and didn't give LH much of a look-in ..... I've got to ask, what did happen to the lost rabbit?
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Now sold
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Hi David, Those Bisley Magnums do seem to retain a lot of energy which, when hunting live quarry isn't a bad thing. However, under the circumstances you may find that a lighter pellet like Falcon Accuracy Plus or AA Express will deform more and stop quicker, reducing the chances of a pass through. They'll also have the added advantage of flattening out your trajectories a bit As far as hollow points go - I've tried a few of the usual suspects in a few different rifles. The only one that I could class as reliably accurate was the H&N Barracuda Hunter Extreme. At sub 12 power
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do snares require a licence now ?? No license needed for snares but they do have to be legal...... It's worth doing some research if you're considering using them. For example - I think locking snares are illegal and, if used in Scotland, I believe they have to some kind of identifying mark?
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Ha, I just checked your profile - it really is your birthday. Many happy returns mate. Hope you have a really good day All the best
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Didn't dog ownership grow from domesticating wolves a long time ago?
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if they were serious mate, lets be honest.. britan would be crushed.. You really think that? There are those countries that feel the need to make a show of what they have and, there are those that remain quietly confident. Don't be fooled by what you read in the press Joe. Great Britain is still very capable.
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Most farmers/rural land owners are probably well used to firearms so, won't have a problem with their competent use. Has the land been cleared for firearms use? How's your fieldcraft? There are some very good blokes in the airgun section that have a lot of success on their permissions - they're always happy to share advice
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No need to worry - that lot would all be sat on the bottom within 30mins if there was any serious f***ing about.
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......... You could try these Just don't touch Jennies knockers
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The missus had problems with pain in the arches of her feet a while ago - there's a splint thing that you can buy - you wear it while sleeping. She used them for a couple of weeks and, so far, no further issues.
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Just had a quick look....... It seems that some Brocock pistols used an air cartridge system, mostly revolver types - apparently they could easily be adapted to fire a live cartridge so, had their classification changed around 2002/2003.
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He looks well at home in there Mac - time to get some overtime in If I ever win the lottery, it'll be a Bowler Wildcat. I fell in love with these when I saw one on a dual carriageway in front of me - without slowing down, it turned left, over a kerb and absolutely flew across a field. I couldn't believe what I was seeing
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Could it be one of the Brocock pistols? I think they were made S5 a while back. I don't know much about it - never really been into pistols.
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Like I said before Pots........ oops, sorry....... Phil ...... let me know when you want them, I'll stick some in the post
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you certainly wouldn't want to shoot yourself in the foot with one, there nasty little fcukers Very true I think you have to hold one in your hand to appreciate to just how nasty they are.
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You're welcome mate Get your lad to fire some into a plank, he'll love them Good luck with the crows. yep hopefully next friday will be good weather wise, I'm taking them armed with a packup to the mecca its squirrel season at the mo, its rife with them... but bonus crows will be accepted cheers si Sounds like a nice trip If those hornets work for you, the squirrels and crows are proper fecked.
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You're welcome mate Get your lad to fire some into a plank, he'll love them Good luck with the crows.
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Really? I'd rather have a rabbit perm. I like being able to eat what I shoot Chuck a rifle and your Viper in that posh camper and come down mate
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A&M Marksman silencer for sale. 1/2" female thread. Excellent condition - it was always used with a cover. This was slightly quieter than the Weihrauch silencer when it was on my HW100. Now surplus to requirements. The price is £45 including 1st class, signed for delivery. Payment by bank transfer preferred please.
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The research I have done. I don't believe we have wood pigeons here in the states. From what I gather what we call pigeons are actually rock doves.....but we still call them pigeons I have never eaten one yet but I don't see why they would be any different than any other game bird.Yep, I've just had a look. I don't think you guys get Wood Pigeon. Also, it looks like the Rock Dove is what we call a Feral Pigeon or, a flying rat. By all means have fun shooting it but, don't eat it. Wood Pigeons generally live in trees and eat leaves and berries etc. Feral Pigeons live anywhere - overh
