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Thanks, woz. It's not the mounts, it's the way the gun recoils that's causing me grief. They can be very sensative to weight or ballance changes. Cheers for the reply, mate. sorry mate i wrote that one badly........cluson do a light mount that bolts to your scope....its about the best system....some of the bigger centre fire rifles we use have a fair bit of recoil.....alot more than a springer......if you are saying by fitting a lamp to your sight is knocking it out then your mounts that actually hold the scope to the rifle arnt upto the job.......
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why would you advertise pet rats on a hunting site...i thought......ready meals for my harris
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most of the moderators have strange taste''s on hear...
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cluson scope mounts are pritty good.....iv used them on centre fires and not had any trouble
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CHEERS FOR ALL THE PM'S CHAPS ..........NOW SOLD THANKS AGAIN
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hand built 22 air tec air rifle...variable power...match trigger..daystate custom stock.fully regulated...cost £1200 new.. 12 shot...comes with scope,built in moderator..green laser..3l buddy bottle and regulator £400 collection only would consider decent harris hawk in px
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why time waster?? whats up with the hawk or the chap??
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hi,just a few questions 1...can you keep a harris properly in a brick built garage 2..is it possible or likely that you can buy a fully trained harris hawk that works the lamp on rabbits 3..how much would you pay 4...who or were can you get a good raptor and not just someone's failed cast off......
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i used to use a car spot lamp on a home made handle,lead acid battery...i can remember first seeing a cluson and thinking how good the beam was..the amount of camo jackets i got through from acid burns i could of bought a cluson set up after a season. now now woz you still wear them old cammo jackets you look like compo walking the fields and the smell only kidding mate lol earthy...i recon there many a true word said i jest
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i used to use a car spot lamp on a home made handle,lead acid battery...i can remember first seeing a cluson and thinking how good the beam was..the amount of camo jackets i got through from acid burns i could of bought a cluson set up after a season.
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how much to post me a few..my terrier loves rats.........
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New to forum Helloooo everybody. hunting ground needed
woz replied to ghost*chaser's topic in New Member Introductions
getting permission is a real up hill battle,for every yes you will get 100 no's........get out there and knock door's....dont get disheartened..YOU WILL REPEATEDLY GET TOLD NO AND PISS OFF..........then one day someone will say yes.tell you there rules and requirements and what they want shooting.if you are good and cause no trouble word will get around and you will start getting more a more untill you are saying "no i have enough thank you"...i moved to a new area years ago and it was so bloody hard even getting ferreting permission never mind the freedom to rome at night.......good luck -
i have a use both brands of lamp.......the cluson has by far the best build quality and is far more handy to keep concealed...the beam is wider than any of the liteforce range the lightforce beam is by far the tightest i have used..the quality of the lamp is bloody awfull.the wireing and switch are unbelevably terrible...... if you are just running your dog in smal to medium sized fields you wont go far wrong with the cluson.cb2..... for larger fields and the odd 150 yard fox with the rifle i use a light force 140 with dimmer if im lamping from a vehicle i always use a light fo
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i can honestly say i dont want to know the ins and outs of how this lad died...........i was very sad to read of it when it happened and pissed off when i came accross what had been said on another forum by uncaring selfish pompas idiots.............
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king quad is a top pest controller....he is advertising mole control with a rodenator..bless him....tradition meets king quad.....feckin glad he's in devon with most of the other super hero's its like trying to justify hunting on the ALF forum.....
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hears the link to the site.have a read your self's http://farmingforum.co.uk/forums/index.php its in the crime section
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i have been on a farming forum,after reading a few posts i came accross this story....i was saddened to read the veiws of the farmers..i must say im not to strong with my grammer so i got hammered when i tried to reply and explain there is a diference between taking a few rabbits and organised mass pheasent poaching..they see no diference.......... 23-03-2009, 10:14 #1 chalky Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: North Lincs Posts: 25 ''poacher'' killed Saturday night -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A man w
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my dogs just woke up and scoffed the bloody bacon!!! my mrs has just gone mad beacause the bacon was for tea tonight.....bloody worms
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Advise on shortening my .22lr barrel ?
woz replied to mike white's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
it is easy to do yourself IF you have a lathe.....i cut mine and use a tap pushed upto the headstock to get a level thread for the moderator then cut the crown.....i have done my hmr at 16" and my 22lr as stated.i couldnt get my 22 any shorter because of the way i do them on the lathe.....you dont have to have them proofed as long as you only sell the rifle to a dealer when you want rid... i would get it done by a good gun smith you are messing about with a thing that has to handle a massive amout of pressure... the crown and thread needs to be fairly good aswell...... for the sake of £9 -
Advise on shortening my .22lr barrel ?
woz replied to mike white's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
22lr on subs all the powder is burnt at 9".......i bought a cz452 plastic stock with a long barrel..iv had it for years.iv used it as a range rifle and to hunt..we were lamping out of a vihicle a few weeks ago and i got sick of the length of the dam thing,so i stuck it in the lathe and chopped it to 14" i have just got back from the range tonight.and it shoots just the same as it ever did at 50m same groups no diference at all.................. the only problem i have had is that i used to use a small plastic silencer and it would shoot with it after the chop...i have fitted a sac -
nfu pritty good
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?????????? what, get on thl and have a 90 page slagging off topic and do nothing?? oh sorry that was just the lamping comp
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the most guttless truck on the market today...for god sake dont get a crew cab they are even slower with the extra weight
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