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Welcome to the site.
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Top bagfull Lads, what rifles are you both using?
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These should if fitted correctly to the right caliber of rifle easily allow shooters to zero their telescopic sights / laser sights effectivley without fireing a shot. Basically you insert the narrow end of the arbor that matches the caliber of your rifle into the bore tighten it countrclockwise using a screwdriver, then attatch the laser sight to the broader end of the fixated arbor switch on the laser sight for the alignment of your telescopic sight / laser sight and Bobs your uncle, Hope this helps Coney.
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Welcome hope you enjoy!
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HELLO MATE What cal are you shooting ? I found bisley pest controls a good pellet to fire in point .22 aswell as logun penetrators mate hope this helps. Well thats final Bisleys it is, thanks for the advice to all who posted a reply. Coney.
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Thanks you are the second person who has told me to try Bisleys I think they will be my next purchase.
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Nice bagfull Duck who nailed that lot?
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depends really what range you are shooting at and what you are shooting! i have a s410k 0.22 that i use bis mags nice heavy pellet but at coneys under 20 yards they go straight through em and they dont realise they have been shot till they fall over yet at the 30-50 yard mark they are fantastic. specialy with a touch of lube on em!! always found logun penetrators to be quite good to. hope this helps......... john Thanks John I,ll give the Bisleys a try and let you know how I get on next time out.
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I know the ones Duck but I don't think they will fit as they are a bit "Thick".
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After some expert advice lads, after trying numerous brands of pre-charged "specialist" pellets have drawn a blank. In the past I've tried Accupell,Logun Penetrators,Dynamic also Webly Mosquito,Air Arms and H&N. All of the above do the job but can anybody recommend another to try before I lash out another £8 quid or so, forgot to mention currently shooting a Logun S16s ( I know not everyones cup of tea ) but can anyone help. Cheers Coney.
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All the best and happy hunting to all for the 2008 season, stay safe.
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x2 good clean kills, thats what its all about nice shooting!
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Done yourself proud there mate a top piece of craftsmanship, no doubt you'll be getting plenty of shooters wanting something a "bit special" like these stocks for themselves.
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At the end of the day [bANNED TEXT] its up to you but after owning both guns (the s16s being the latest) the Falcon is a great gun, light, accurate and a pleasure to shoot. The only downside to the Falcon was the one I owned was a single shot and the loading port/bolt were a tad on the small side a difficult loading procedure on dark/cold days/nights but I am sure that the multishot version is in a different class, also I only managed around 35ish shots on a outing at around 11lb. As for the Logun I currently own a S16s in .22 a totaly different gun to the Falcon altogether, the reason I opted
