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Hw80K
Weihrauch hw80K .22
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AdvertiserLurcherLad1998
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Date15/12/18
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Price£180.00
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3 hours ago, Moocher71 said:
I don't think the dog jacked at all,if dog came back once lamp switch off its doing whats asked of it.
I had whippet that run anything and no chance of getting him back until its in his jaws or gone to ground.
We all want different things from our a dogs,and as long as our juckels are keeping us happy thats all that matters.they only have to please us.
I know id rather a juck come back when told rather than over the Hill and far away.
Atb
Cheers mate, too many arse holes on this site, I appreciate there opinions or I wouldnt have posted the thread...but was only me and my juckel that night and I know what I did was the right thing. My juckels here with me now and that’s all that matters and I put pound to a penny a genuine lad will do all he can to keep his dog safe...
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4 hours ago, fred90 said:
it's all opinions. all mine so far have done as there told but I haven't a hope in hell of them coming back when running something. some say it's a clever dog that picks its runs or can be recalled. I don't like a thinking dog I prefer a out & out tryer some would say they are thick running stuff they can't catch but give me a thick dog every time. I don't think they are really trying if you can call them off.
We’re I am mate farmers and keepers are very keen so been on and off a field as quickly as possible is a must.... I dare say if my dog never backed off that run last night I’d of been coming home with just a slip...The field ive never walked in a day let alone lamped it on a night So toatally oblivious to any dangers in that field...I minght be completely different to all you on here but if I can keep my little juckel out of danger I’ll do so....
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5 hours ago, Attaboy said:
There are some real txxxs on this forum. A lad asks a valid question then the know it all idiots with no idea about the dog or the man come along and shoot him down, well if there's one way to kill a forum...
Some real dickheads on here mate
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8 hours ago, 355mlredbull said:
Sounds like he has a good recall,I couldn't call mine of a course
What so if your dog was heading for danger you wouldn’t try prevent anything from happening...TOP MAN
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42 minutes ago, Casso said:
What age is it ? And how’s It bred , has it seen much work ?
Hes a collie grey whippet grey 2 years old he’s get worked maybe twice a week if nite is right,, I wouldn’t say the dog jacked.... as I was the only one in field to witness this soon as that started reaching towards motorway my lamp when off
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Just got back from a quick shine all went well, till last field a big ear jumped up on lamp and dog accidently backed out of his slip and off he went haha..... bearing in mind this has been first big ear he’s seen never mind coursed..the quantities of these are real thin round my way so he’s no real deal on these things just keep him for the local bunny’s...so back to the course he’s going well and the dog started closing the gap..it was just the fact I’d never lamped this field before let alone walk it in day so I was oblivious to any danger in this field..hidden ditches or drain covers etc and a motorway not too far away.. as the course went on...I felt like I needed to try call him off the run...so I shouted him and he backed off the run straight away I’m guessing this is a good thing As if there’s any dangers or I need to get off land quick but is it a good thing for the dog to be told to course then not to course..
would like to hear people’s opinions on this.
im not asking no smart comments or remarks
atvb lurcherlad1998
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Ferrets wanted local to South Yorkshire willing to travel
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14 hours ago, Lenmcharristar said:
I’ve noticed that too with so called wheaten crosses maybe 1/64th wheaten gets sold as wheaten cross when there’s more Yorkshire terrier in its make up lol
Absolute cracker mate
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16 hours ago, Saltmoon said:
Came across these knifes and yes they look amazing and watched a few videos on them and I wouldn't want to take the thing out the box let alone out hunting!! I use a buck myself nice little knife.
What you guys think of these knifes or has anyone got one and what's the real difference in them emberleaf to another good knife at half it's price?
Own a buck knife myself mate can’t fault it
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4 hours ago, Saltmoon said:
He's doing ok got alot to learn walked him right up to a bunny other week and it didn't move so I clapped to get it running me mate had my dog he slipped him to early so the rabbit went one way and the dog went the other but me pal didn't let him have chance to see the thing before letting him go. He's keen as mustard on them he wants to run every one but so many hedge huggers it's pointless slipping him on them but he will get there still got alot to learn
Had a bitch once like that pal, one night be dynamite couple nights later just seemed she wasn’t intrested someone once told me she’s (JADED). (bored or lacking enthusiasm, typically after having had too much of something). Just yourself and dog want to be going out, Get as close as possible to them and make sure the dogs got eyes on it and ready to go, I have same problem with hedge huggin...slipping dogs on no hopers are just disheartening yourself and your dog, with the right amount of time and effort he should turn just into what you want mate atvb with him mate
LURCHERLAD
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38 minutes ago, bigmac 97kt said:
Whats the blueing like on your hw80
dose it need doing as well or is it ok
atvbjimmy
Yes will need doing too
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42 minutes ago, bigmac 97kt said:
Use a hard tooth brush or better a brass wire brush
on the chequering and all ways go with the pattern do not go against it
put plenty of nitro in it or paint stripper in first ,
as for your mates it should have a little pre load its ether been changed
or the spring has been cut .
but if its shooting ok and not twanging
then it should be ok
atvbjimmy
Yes as far as I remember when I had the internals of mine done, I had abit of preload, so would this affect the power of the gun(surely) would a new spring solve his problem thanks for your knowledge
ATB LURCHERLAD
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5 hours ago, bigmac 97kt said:
When you strip the stock back
and sand it it may look to light if it dose use a walnut stain
as in one of the pics on page 1
put it into a tub just a little and ad some water to thin it out
build the coats up ,
another trick is spit on your fingers and rub over the stock (when the stock is dry)
this will show you what the stock is going to look like when the oil is on and dry
so if its not the way you want it you can add some more coats
put the stain on with a lint free cloth as well
if you cant get some cloths use an old well washed t,shirt
fold the cloths up into a tight little square to use on the stain and oil
when applying the stain and oil run the cloth up and back down the same way you went
like oil on oil off the down ward motion will remove any excess oil that was put on by the up wards stroke
if that makes sense lol
atvbjimmy
ps second pic is with the stain on ready for oil
How do you come across the chequering, been told that’s quite tricky but not too sure though.....another question if you don’t mind me asking. A friends also got a hw80 he had it apart last week and their seemed to be no pre-load with spring where I’ve seen some have maybe upto a inch pre-load... thanks again for your time and advice.... ATB LurcherLad
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12 hours ago, bigmac 97kt said:
Yes it will need to be sized
but only do this once the stock is done
if you want the stock to look like Marks hw77
once the stock is done leave it for a few days then wire wool it over to take the shine off
this will give it a Matt Finnish
then use bee,s wax to give it a little shine
PAD
once the stock is done size the plate to the stock DO NOT SIZE TO THE OLD PAD
as it will be a different size as you will have sanded the stock down
once you have done this you will need a bench grinder to shave it down to size
place the back plate onto the stock and draw a line round it
you may have to re,drill screw holes in the plate and stock to fit
atvbjimmy
Top man
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3 hours ago, bigmac 97kt said:
Ebay bis adjustable but pad
GunTuff Adjustable Rubber RECOIL BUTT PAD Stock Shoulder Rifle Buttplate Shotgun
On Beach stocks i use tru oil
Birchwood Casey Tru Oil stock finish professional rifle gun stock finishing
you apply this once you have sanded the stock down and smoothed it off
using lint free cloth to apply it
you will need some 0000 wire wool as well
Steel Wire Wool Grade 0-0000 For Polishing Rush Cleaning Remover Gray UK
when you put the first two coats of oil on use the wire wool to lightly remove any lines or marks
that are left on
remember it has to stand for a good 12 hours or more between coats to dry
hope this helps
Thanks for your advice, I’ll certainly take every bit on board, do the adjustable butt pads fit straight on or does it have to be modified ect thanks again
atb lurcherlad
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Would like to fit a adjustable butt pad aswell if someone could direct me in right place thanks
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Cheers lads, done a cracking job there mate, what did you use for the stock mate
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I have a hw80 I’ve owned for a good part of 7 years, Time has come and needs restoring back to her former glory any ideas lads, she’s as sweet as internally as I had it done 2 years ago, any ideas would be appreciated
ATB.. LurcherLad
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On 23/09/2018 at 09:13, lurcherman 887 said:
50 for the lot
Honestley mate are you for real, £50 for lot I paid more fore just the 3 red filters alone if I was you mister I’d save up some more pocket money or give Lurcher’s and lamping up loooool
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