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Posts posted by Underdog
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No pop.
Thanks lads.
U.
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Yep, I somehow missed a rested 90 yard shot on a fox and I have no idea what I did wrong.
Shot two 90yard offhand shots at a target after and they were spot on.
Blahhh
U.
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By eck lad, looks like you ejected the chicken wings from their guts !
Good work.
Not got on a fox for weeks now. Must get out this Friday!
U.
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Dumped basc after the lead ban!
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1 hour ago, Meece said:
I know that you did it but what is going to happen if or when the Ball rotates and the 760 bit dia of the ball engages with the 750 dia of the barrel dia ? You wall wrecker you. A friend of mine is a black powder retro fellow. He has a Brown Bess percussion musket by I think Laing in 729 and a double percussion 12 bore shotgun. Hes a bit of a tite wad and they only seeļ the light òf day once in a blue moon but the smoke and noise are entertaining. If and when he turns out. Fair ole thump when he fires it and it chips stuff down easily. You wouldn't drop your trousers and tease him out to 45 to 50 paces.
They ain't gonna turn in the barrel friend.
Very soft and have a wad either side....or top and bottom.
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50 minutes ago, walshie said:
As a matter if interest, do you know what they weigh? Can't be far off a 1oz shotgun slug - if not more.
Alot more mate. A .690" is 1&1/4oz.
I guess these were intended for a 10g originally.
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Whilst in North Wales I picked up some BP from a gun shop in Bangor.
Whilst there I noticed they were selling off some lead ball.
Turns out non of them were of any use to me except for maybe the .760". Maybe I can resize them below ole' Bess's bore of .750" !
When I get home I dig out a wad punch and cut them down to .737".
Today I shot 3 at an old brick wall.
Shot one hit the brick I was aiming for
Shot two went a little high and shot three landed on shot one!
This is brilliant in my opinion.
Provided I can get close enough, there is, if called upon, nothing this gun can not take.
The squirrels were taken with shot.
The wadding was the paper taken from an old wasps nest.
A thorough cleaning that took all of 15 minutes and she is sparkling again.
B.
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Good shot mate
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They just want to pass the "assumption" onto the doctors.
Last year I refused to pay my doctor for a report. I visited him and said that I am meeting my legal requirements so he didn't send a report. Licence renewed as per normal.
Just how can a general practitioner tell who is going to be a nutter or not?
Besides, would it not be better for the public's general safety if they chopped thieves hands off, branded peodos on the forehead, executed drug dealers, put louts in stocks for a day and supplied schools with hazel wands?
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I had a T3 lite in 6.5 swede. Very accurate and I could carry it all day.
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There is a Texaco garage by us and anywhere else in the country Texaco diesels turn my car into a buttery smooth powerful motor but the one by me owned by well sun tanned folks is no different to a lousy diesel. It makes poor power, makes my engine knock and drops my mpg!
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Part of an MOT is to inspect for tampering of the dpf so if you doubt a tester is sympathetic be careful how you go about gutting!
If you do alot of tootling buy a good dpf cleaner and add to the fuel occasional and treat the vehicle to the posh fuel regular. Oh and I mean a tank full, not a tenners worth!
If you're going to get a remap like I did, get the egr deleted too!
I will be returning to petrol as soon as I can!!
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2 hours ago, Baldcoot said:
Evil nasty idea,lets come up with a way of giving an animal a horrible slow death,go nutty scientist go.Hopefully as people said they were recovering and the clear ones may be a sign you have mixy resistant bunnys and it doesnt spread atb
Yep, a classic example as to why experts should never be trusted!
Let's see now:
Chernobyl.
Chinese dam builders.
Italian bridge design.
Fitting square windows in pressure vessels.
Mad cow disease.
The veroa mite and honey bees and so on.....
Experts, bless.....
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Lefties are talented people.
So I heard somewhere......
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I had a T3 lite when they came out. In 6.5swede. that's was boringly accurate.
Good choice sir.
U.
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1 hour ago, Meece said:
There is this deer angle with the 243. The price of all 22cf ammo is getting up there now? Of the .224 cals =22cf any will take Fox at respectable distance. The 222 is a brilliantly accurate and there are a ton of them out there that are cheap because they are out of fashion at the moment in favour of larger cals such as the 250, the 220 swift and the 243.
222 is a peach and so forgotten.
Plenty gun.
Have owned three and would have a fourth tomorrow.
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Has the crown rotted from trapped moisture in the mod?
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Out of them two 223 for me. 1/14" twist. Certainly no tighter than 1/12".
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27 minutes ago, Stavross said:
Bloody hell I was only trying to help you out and now you are willing to risk me getting buggered off a fox so you can take a shot at it
Can't beat live bait.
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You know where you went wrong don't you!
Smelling like two woofters.
Get some fox scent glands on you. You can rub it in each other if you wish.
And stop buying pedigree chum. It's tripe mix they die for.
U.
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Was going to say take the imp
U.
Flobert
in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
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That's a a neat test.
The rws ammo has potential.
10yds is a common ratting distance.
U.