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  1. lgray88
    this is pretty advanced for me all these abbreviations , LOS angle is this line of sight angle can i just leave this and the cant angle at zero? does the ballistics calculator not require anymore information to carry out its calculations??
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    anyone know of ballistics tables where the zero is set at 100 yards becuase all the versions ive seen are all 200 yards which isnt much use to me as my rifle is set too 100 yards, i just wanted to have alook out of curiosity to see if what the bullet does on the tables is true out in the field. liam
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    i dont see any troubleshoot , area on the nokia site
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    must be someone who has a symbian nokia phone , please
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    i know it a little off topic for a hunting website but i buggerd my phone at the weekend cant see a thing on the screen , i want to connect to my laptop to get all my numbers i have saved on it on to my computer , so i need somone too tell me what the menu says when u plug in the usb cable from the phone to the computer? liam
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    most of my use for a rangefinder wil be at day time, accuracy cant be too much of a issue i see most of the makers state they are accurate to +/- 1 yard i dont want to spend hundreds on something i wil not be usuing all the time. liam
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    looking for a cheap rangefinder for a max of £200 that can work up to around 600 yards whats your suggestions , dont really no much about them or how they work and when it comes to using it out on the day can they pick up a range say from a animal the size of a fox compared to a rabbit or will i have to range in on for a example a large stone close by the rabbit to get a proper range??? liam
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    mates got one here , winchester coyote thats the rifle he has, barrel life is pretty poor not sure but maybe 2000 rounds. ammunition is expensive and im led too beleive winchester are the only makers of it so theres not much choice unless you reload and by the looks of how thick the case walls are it wont resize as easy as more normal varmint cartridges. if your looking for speed get a 243 or 22-250. also i think his gun was abit iffy in puttin the rounds inthe chamber when they slid from the magazine they would always need abit of help to stay on track to enter the chamber liam
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    i would certainly suggest the rhubarb wine SS great stuff we just drunk off a couple of bottles made in 1982 the other week excellent stuff, also grapfruit wine is supposedly very good and pretty potent too. liam
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    ive got a simmons whitetail classic on my hmr its 6.5-20 mag , i usually have it at 14 or 15 for every day shots but i tend to set it right up for the long shots 200+ yards , you can pick up a simmons whitetail classic for a £110 of fleabay it seems a good scope for the money
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    no problem fidgety just thought i'd clear that up
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    riggers do you think the webtex case is big enough to take a centrefire rifle , and sqeeze in a sako quad without the barrel on?
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    i liv in shetland , so its a ebay job for me cant try on much living here, 2 rfd's and they only stock ammo and a small collection of guns.
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    uh oh didnt read that bit , but yeh there are a few that say they can take sights but they still seem cheap i was expecting to pay at least 30 quid for somthing decent
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    i am looking for those now, what about something like this dont want to jump and get one that wont fit my gun in it http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/camoflage-shotgun-ca...id=p3286.c0.m14 seems too cheap to be much sence?
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    Point Blank range with a shotgun at a rabbit , and i missed the little fecker all the shot landed at his feet and blew up the ground he jumped in the air and ran off , could beleive my eyes. once that happend it was home time haha
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    ive had a look at the web tex cases, they do look the dogs bollocks , shame they didnt make a 2 gun version i would buy it , i just need somtin that takes the gun with all the attached peripherals somthing that will keep the salt water off it at work???
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    looking for a good quality rifle slip that will definately take my scoped rifle with a mtc viper on it and also take a moderator too, total length will need to b 43" long plus the lenght of a t8 mod on to this so likly about 4 inches more??
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    no stamps resembling a crows foot just the anchor symbol and theres also a capital R on one side of the bottom of the shell, whats the problem with posting a picture of this , you should see how much we trawl up when fishing my old man must be had about 3 to 400 shells some still live. liam
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    i have a similar problem with my sako quads 9 shot mag for my hmr can take 10 shots but the first will not enter the chamber properly, just get youself another mag as said above
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    yeh i read that the subs had one on the deck as a aircraft gun when on the surface, and destroyers where also kitted with them, we have a sfew shorebased guns here on shetland too. liam
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    yeh it will jsut be the ferry service to aberdeen id think
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    what are the laws on carrying a firearm for example i live in shetland if i want to take my gun down to the mainland but wont be taking a car whats the ins and outs of walking around with a rifle can i get away with a soft rifle slip with the bolt removed and trigger lock in place or will i need to use a sturdy hard case made from aluminium etc. liam
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    ok ive found it the joys of wikipedia >>>The 4"/50 caliber Mark 9 gun (spoken "four-inch-fifty-caliber") was the standard low-angle, quick-firing gun for United States destroyers through World War I and the 1920s. United States naval gun terminology indicates the gun fired a projectile 4 inches (10 cm) in diameter, and the barrel was 50 calibers long. (barrel length is 4" x 50 = 200" or 5 meters)[1] The gun weighed about 2.7 tonnes and used fixed ammunition (case and projectile handled as a single assembled unit) with a 14.5-pound (6.6 kg) charge of nitrocellulose propellant to gi
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    am i right in sayin its a 4 inch 50 caliber mark 9 gun its designed for. barrel has a bore of 4 inches and the barrel is 50 calibers therefor 4x50= 200 inch long barrel
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