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  4. AccessoriesBratton Sound RL7+ extra deep gun safe

    in Gun's and Rifle's

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    Bratton Sound RL7+ extra deep gun safe

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    Bratton Sound RL7+ extra deep gun safe

    Collection only from Burnley (Lancashire) once payment is made (bank transfer please).

    (ALSO FOR SALE ELSEWHERE, FIRST COME FIRST SERVE) 

    You are buying a Brattonsound RL7+ extra deep gun safe, which is in fantastic condition !.

     

    These RRP for approximately £450. 

     

    Only reason for sale is that i have upgraded in size and it is now surplus.

     

    It a nice deep cabinet designed to store scoped rifles/shotguns and despite being marketed as a 7 gun cabinet, it is more than capable of storing more.

     

    It has an internal lockable compartment. 

     

    It comes with 4 x keys (2 x front door and 2 x internal compartment). 

     

    The specifications for this cabinet of the Bratton sound website are as follows,

     

    RL7+ features.

    Dimensions: 1515 x 407 x 346 (HxWxD mm) 

    Weight: 54 (kg) 

    Notes: Suitable for scoped rifles 

     

    Strong 2mm thick fully welded steel construction (Including fully welded Top). 

     

    Using the latest CNC high definition plasma cutting and press brake technology to achieve consistent accuracy and high quality.

     

    Full-length anti-jemmy bar. For extra protection to lock the side of the gun cabinet.

    Full-length anti-flange and door. To give strength on the hinge side of the gun safe.

    Recessed Door. With multiple folds on the door and door housing to give extra strength and resistance to attack.

    High-density foam divider and floor mat.

    Powder coated. Outstandingly durable light grey textured finish. Iron phosphate pre-treated to BS 3189, for increased powder adhesion, and then powder coated. Individual parts are then tested to BS 3900 for resistance to scratching, flaking, humidity and salt spray

    Double skinned vault type door.

    5 Point locking with electroplated solid steel locking pins.

    7 Lever double throw lock with double bitted key.

    Radial tumbler lock on internal compartment. On Models with locking top.

     

    Any questions please get in touch, 

     

    Thanks.

    • Advertiser
      bunnyspotter
    • Date
      16/01/23
    • Price
      £300.00
    • Category
      Gun Accessories

     

  9. Accuracy International- 34mm, 18 MOA dovetail mount

    in Optics and Night Vision

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    Accuracy International- 34mm, 18 MOA dovetail mount

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    Accuracy International- 34mm, 18 MOA dovetail mount

    Surplus and having a small tidy out ??

    This is an unused Accuracy International 34mm one piece mount (dovetail), which has the 18 MOA forward angle.

    Brand NEW they are £170++ plus postage, i want £100 posted RMSD for this one.

    Cheers,

    Mark.

     

  11. LH- WEIRAUCH HW99 WALNUT THUMB HOLE STOCK

    in Gun's and Rifle's

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    LH- WEIRAUCH HW99 WALNUT THUMB HOLE STOCK

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    LH- WEIRAUCH HW99 WALNUT THUMB HOLE STOCK

    For sale is a stock only, which was originally part of package/ previous sale to a very happy @ryaldinhio, who did not require this stock as part of the Hw99 ive sold.

    This stock is a UK Custom Stock Cs700 in Walnut, and is immaculate (clearly seen from the pics), and would make an amazing upgrade to any left handed shooters HW99.

    A stock to this spec, would set you back £310+ new to order from their site (including VAT), im asking £200 posted.

    From the manufactures site, 'This is our CS700 Thumb-hole stock. Made from our standard grade American Walnut wood.  The design is complicated and incorporates a roll over Monte-Carlo cheek piece where the reverse side has been removed giving an offset design. This in turn gives an excellent full palm swell and trigger position. The cheek piece is high and slightly concave giving a comfortable surface for the face, but allowing eye relief with most telescopic sights. The forend is long extended to cover the breach block where possible. our stocks are laser checkered to forend and pistol grip & include a ventilated recoil pad.'

    • Advertiser
      bunnyspotter
    • Date
      05/01/23
    • Price
      £200.00
    • Category
      Airguns

     

  18. The King of the Wood...

    in Deer Stalking & Management

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    6 minutes ago, Stavross said:

    What a cracking read ? I don’t shoot for trophies, I only shoot deer for food, but there’s no denying that is a stunning looking animal 

    Thanks buddy ! 
     

    If im honest, i wouldnt declare myself a trophy hunter as such… but at the time and having seen up and coming bucks on the ground, made the decision to take him for all the right reasons ?

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    The King of the Wood...

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    It was early Summer 2022, and i had recently been very lucky to acquire some relatively virgin/unshot Roe stalking ground.

    I managed to acquire the permission through a series of referrals from a friend to landowners he knew, so after a few drunk chats at said mates wedding, and on being told 'WE HAVE WAY TOO MANY DEER, COME OVER AND HAVE A LOOK', i jumped at the chance but took it on with patient open eyes.

    Despite me being very close to the 2022 Roe Rutt approaching, and me being eager to get out, I straight away set to doing some quality reconnaissance, not only to properly weigh up the ground but to make an accurate assessment on what beasties were on the ground.

    Details of the exact location aren't important ?, but being around West Yorkshire and the natural ground being in high elevation, it was no surprise to see most of the ground was on an upwards/downwards facing sheer slope, and stalking this ground was going to be no simple stroll in a t shirt, with a set of sticks and binos.

    Id set off into the woodland on the ground, clambering adjacent along one of the sheer slopes in an old woodland, getting quickly frustrated by the lack of clear to walk... but at the same time impressed to see such wild and natural ground.

    I edged towards a small false summit in the woodland, where there was a clearing to approximately 70 meters visibility.. and i couldn't believe my eyes... within 15 mins.. the first deer to be seen by me on the ground....

    'King of the Wood...'

    The wind was consistent and perfect for me and having walked so steadily through the wood without crunching a leaf or breaking a stick, he had no idea i was there..

    A quick glance through my binos, i knew instantly this was no yearling.. he was a big old lad, and a stunner... Clearly the King of the wood...
     

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    He got within 20 meters of me, paused, scented me and bolted...

    I carried on for a week or so with more recce, and saw a few up and coming bucks who were competitors, but nothing as mighty as the King of the Wood id seen already.

    Early August came around, and i had started going out with the rifle, and whilst still doing a bit of guess work on this new ground, i came across a piece of woodland which i have since renamed the jungle..

    All younger trees, closely planted, ferns upto your waist and little chance of spotting a Roe deer unless it is moving before he sees me... but it had a brilliant downward sloping view where you could almost get 45 degrees above the deer on one area, and with sign all over the place of rubbs/laying up, it was clearly a mini Roe haven..

    I set off early morning before sunrise with the intent of slowly moving through the wood without disturbing too much, and getting in position i set up my sticks and with my back up against a tree, just stood.. listened.. looked and waited...

    All of a sudden, as the sunlight grew, i spotted movement to my left, and it was two tiny little Roe heads moving in the ferns, clearly unaware i was even there, and were only within 40 meters of me.

    Spying through my binos, i couldn't see and adults with them, and were clearly 2 of this years fawns.

    I knew that the Doe wouldn't be far, and she was likely going to be with a buck.. waiting game it is...

    I soon spotted the Doe moving back towards the two young, she was a strong mature Doe, constantly scanning for threats all around and despite it being a mini safe haven for them, she wouldnt let her guard down one bit around her young.

    I watched them for a good 10 minutes, and as the Doe mooched back off, the Fawns ambled over closer and closer to me, ending up within 3-5 meters !!!.
     

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    Again, i had an element of luck on my side aswel as my skill stalking in, due to the wind not changing since setting up, so they seemed pretty fearless... even without mum around.

    I was now in the decision, of do i just sit and wait for mum to come back hopefull with the buck shes with... or will it be the case, shell flank me/wind me.... and all 4 will dissapear in a flash of white/dark red and brown...

    What to do...

    With the fawns working their way slowly past me, and in the belief the Doe was still within 40-50 meters of me, I decided, with my butaloo in my pocket... to let out the faintest of bleets in my pocket, to prevent being to alarming and try to just get some heads appearing in reaction to the call.

    It worked, i quickly heard scrambling towards me coming from the left, it was the Doe.

    She stopped with her head ALERT, looking around and stomping her leg, but it was clear she couldnt see or smell me.

    I gave out one more faint call, and she made a confident decision that my call was her two fawns, so started to work her way along the path her fawns had, coming below me and working away towards her fawns downhill.

    Everything was lining up perfect, as i had come from the right hand side where they were working towards, so i knew any buck with her would have to come from my left..


    And then.. within seconds.. i head STUMP, STUMP, CRACK SNAP..... BAAARRRKKKKK.... BARRRKK BAK BARRRRKKKKK......

    Binos down, rifle into the shoulder... eye through my Schmidt and Bender PM11... there he was.... the King of the Wood...

    Stood still for about half a second, not even quick enough for me to hesitate the shot.. and before he even had chance to take another step forward... he has a .308 bullet snapping through his heart and lungs..

    The shot was perfect, and the Doe/Fawns had still not seen me whilst moving to the right, and as i was reloading i saw them trotting away into the ferns downhill.

    He died where he fell, and once the wood had settled back to early morning chirping from the birds.. i slowly walked the distance towards where he lay..
     

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    He was an absolute cracker of a Buck, and not only had he clearly reigned in the woodland as King, but it was fantastic to see he had clearly been passing on his bloodline last/this year...

    Whilst taking a moment to enjoy the stalk, and prep for cleaning him up, i gave Steve Newcombe a call, and told him about what id taken, and he needed to prep some freezer/workshop space for me... as the King needed mounting 100%..

    I caped him out, and took a drive down to Steves, who was equally as exited and impressed as i was to get him on a worthy mount.

    He was initially dried out, and sent off for CIC scoring, and despite us being confident he was a GOLD... missed out on a GOLD by one point image.gif.9cbb9f2b3b8f516aced639c6649d8d3d.gif, high silver it is !!!. (Scored 128.48)

    The King of the Wood is now finished... and i would now, like to finish this post off by showing him off !.

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    Thanks to Steve for producing me such a stunning trophy, to remember such a cracking stalk...

    Thanks for reading !.

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  20. Left handed- Custom Weirauch HW99 for sale (SFS tuned) !!

    in Gun's and Rifle's

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    Left handed- Custom Weirauch HW99 for sale (SFS tuned) !!

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    Left handed- Custom Weirauch HW99 for sale (SFS tuned) !!

    It breaks my heart to be doing this, but i could do with the space/cash for an upcoming purchase of an extra .22 rimmy ! ?

    For sale, is my sub 12ftlb, absolutely stunning Weirauch HW99 in .22, which is sandwell field sports tuned, weirauch silencer, in a custom left handed CS700 walnut thumb hole stock (from UK custom stocks), wearing a Hawke Panorama EV 3-9 x 50 AO IR scope with clean glass and illuminated reticle , mounted in a one piece uni-mount.

    This rifle is silky smooth, has a custom brass safety catch, in fantastic condition and shoots consistent pellet on pellet groups, and has been looked after extremely well (the pictures speak for themselves).

    The stock it is in are made to order, and are £260 alone, all in all a great package for any left hander, who's wanting an ELITE level springer for hunting or field target !.

    All in, im asking £550 posted, would accept a sensible offer dependent on level of interest i get. 

    • Advertiser
      bunnyspotter
    • Date
      18/12/22
    • Price
      £550.00
    • Category
      Airguns

     

  22. SB PMII 4-16 x 50mm.. FFP.. WITH TIER 1 MOUNTS

    in Optics and Night Vision

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    SB PMII 4-16 x 50mm.. FFP.. WITH TIER 1 MOUNTS

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    SB PMII 4-16 x 50mm.. FFP.. WITH TIER 1 MOUNTS

    Selling my 4-16 x 50mm Schmidt and Bender PMII, because Santa is bringing me a slight upgrade ?.

    Boxed and in almost mint condition (ever so slight sign of use on the turrets, zoom in  on the pics, it is hardly noticeable) .

    Comes in a set of boxed TIER ONE TAC RINGS, bubble level etc, which are mint (£180 new). 

    34mm tube and the glass is immaculate !.

    1cm clicks and in P3 milldot reticle.

    Comes with a set of butler creeks.

    Single turn turrets with zero stop.

    Posted to you by Royal Mail Special Delivery for £1600 all in, may accept sensible offers.

    *** UK BUYERS ONLY PLEASE ***

    PM if interested, 

    Thanks.

     

     

  24. Immaculate Hawke Panorama EV 3-9x50 AO IR Rifle scope (with medium dovetail mounts)

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    Immaculate Hawke Panorama EV 3-9x50 AO IR Rifle scope (with medium dovetail mounts)

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    Immaculate Hawke Panorama EV 3-9x50 AO IR Rifle scope (with medium dovetail mounts)

    For sale is a stunning Hawke Panorama 3-9x50mm AO IR, with medium mounts ! 

    Ready to stick on a rifle and zero ! ??

     

    - The glass is clean !

    - The IR functions work perfectly !

    - No dinks or marks !

    - Comes with medium mounts (has come off an AA S410).

    £80 posted RM 1st class recorded !

     

    PM/first come first serve !

    Thanks.

     

     

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