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  1. Underdog
    I do echo those sentiments. Killed and sold so many of them I now have a form of respect for what many give little consideration I give great admiration. Many miss a vital point to rabbits. It shows for one the ground is good. It keeps preditors happy and provides a good meal for any one. The rabbit :-) U.
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    I just love the peace and quiet. Admiring creation. I have returned to simpler methods. If it can't be lamped I don't bother, if I can't get close enough, never mind and the more smoke involved the better :-) U.
  3. Underdog
    A subspecies of gull fund at Blackpool.
  4. Underdog
    It won't be to tech for you bud. You will soon pick it up. I am no expert at all but find Nikon, Sony and canon products are very good. For wildlife and action shots a view finder is very handy! U.
  5. Underdog
    What's wrong with a tin of wasps ;-)
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    You have hungry cubs somewhere, that's why no rabbit! The fox and you were stalking the same rabbit! What are these polywog things? U.
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    :-)
  8. Underdog
    Lol, it's not like that. I only learnt by making mistakes myself. Am not trying to be pushy but rather encourage a new approach :-) U.
  9. Underdog
    Agree and disagree! Your right on being a tinkerer. Your not right regarding the amount of sear engagement! It is hard to illustrate. It is the angle they are paired together in relation to their pivots. You want an angle that once the finger moves the mechanism, in others words, overcomes the spring holding the sears together the two sear aid flying apart. Creep is the demonstration of them resisting flying apart, not because of spring weight or even a poor finish. It is due to a camping action against one another! Very rarely should sear engagement be lessoned!! A very simple t
  10. Underdog
    Do you mean the sears overlapping? That's what my fine stones are for. The overlap amount is what makes them safe, the angle they are stoned at determines how they slide! I never lessen sear engagement on a trigger apart from certain air guns. The 94ae has small parts making it a fiddle to get the other half of the sear out. Rebuilding it all to test can test patience. Their sears are 'hooked' (often that is the single most cause to a heavey or creepy trigger) and often the hammer can be observed creepng back just before it is released. This means the trigger finger is acting on t
  11. Underdog
    On most rifles I would agree, but the CZ is a funny bugger and has a built-in creep due to the gap that normally exists above the trigger pin. Very easy to fit the Brookes kit but just wondered if anyone had felt the desire to go one better.I remember the easiest fix for my Sako Finnfire was to take out the car suspension spring in front of the trigger blade and replace it with one from a ballpoint pen. Made an uncomfortably heavy trigger into a delight to use at @ 8oz. Now I know some may think this too light, but I am used to exceptionally light triggers so I am comfortable using it without
  12. Underdog
    Good for you, wise choice. U.
  13. Underdog
    Are they easier to shoot? They look like they may do away with bad technique. U.
  14. Underdog
    Are they easier to shoot? They look like they may do away with bad technique. U.
  15. Underdog
    Is there any? I mis selling a few rabbit. U.
  16. Underdog
    Found these two as well. Fmj bullets. U.
  17. Underdog
    Never ever have fitted a kit to any rifle but have improved many a stock trigger of which includes several cz. They are very easy to improve. U.
  18. Underdog
    Posh! U.
  19. Underdog
    The twist was increased to aid long range accuracy. A requirement to penetrate light armour to iirc 600yds was placed on the who ever. The original bullet was 55grn. Then 63 and then 69. If I remember correctly! The m16 was never rolled out of service during Vietnam. U.
  20. Underdog
    I get the dog to set the shutter to 10 seconds delay and then join me in the photo. Clever dog. U:-)
  21. Underdog
    That's a funny looking fox.
  22. Underdog
    Ruthin then :-). Nice area. U.
  23. Underdog
    The pistol I have is co2 and is very good yes. The hpa ones are highly regarded too. U.
  24. Underdog
    Here is an expanding bullet that don't expand. What it says on the tin don't happen! Fmj. U
  25. Underdog
    Maybe you ought to do more reading Deker. As I tied you into the book above, it's long been a military principle that wounding is preferable to killing on the battlefield because it ties up resources. Maybe you'll believe Frank C Barnes, one of the world's most famous and foremost ammunition experts. In his book "Cartridges of the World: An illustrated reference for more than 1500 cartridges" he says the following (bottom of page 1st left hand side in the link): https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=02CYCAAAQBAJ&pg=PA487&lpg=PA487&dq=us+ammo+military+designed+to+wound&s
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