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  1. Phantom
    Great work Tony
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    Nice work there Keep the freezer happy till they're needed Tony
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    Thats a hell of a good barbies worth of kebab meat there well done Tony
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    It will not be the same without you guy's though, roll on October Tony
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    Brilliant work Gary The cut out in the stock for the camera? Tony
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    Excellent shooting gent's I'll watch the vid later, I'm still catching up with posts on here Tony
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    I saw some of the serious comp shooters there with mildot cards so you should be fine there and scopeshades should be okay others had them there. Some of them had little spirit levels and windicators as well Tony
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    new gun

    Phantom replied to b53hunt's topic in Airgun Hunting

    Have a look at some of Zinaroons videos on youtube. Toothpaste tube tops at 60M also used a BSA although it was the Ultra Tony
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    Supposed to be easier to peel when they are warm, but yep Cajun Squizzer or as Wurz say's. Kebabs another one for me to try Elvis Presley as a kid used to shoot and trap squizzers, it was a family staple meat in that part of the country. Tony
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    Hey Millsy A Poof gluv is used by the high end comp shooters, the type that weigh every single pellet in a batch and will only use the ones within a fraction of the tollerance that their styer will use. Extra padding, so its like holding your gun on a shooting beanbag you get the extra stability but no bipods are allowed. They also tend to carry shooting mats around with them They'll be using the bondage gear and blinkered glasses next that the olympians wear.
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    I'm in guy's, Just hope it's not going to have the 'Open' part? Make it "HUNTERS ONLY" this time around and if we can't use bipods, make sure there are no Hampsters and puff-gluv's Tony
  12. Phantom
    A couple of things to take into account. Will it fit dimension wise? Will it take it over the limit? Finally if you put a spring in that is too strong for your rifle, it will almost certainly damage the gun. An example that springs to mind immediately is the shattered trigger/sear that I got for fitting an incorrect spring What number is the spare spring? (different numbers are suitable for different guns). Tony
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    Wurz will announce it when its all ready and up for sale Tony
  14. Phantom
    Excellent news indeed Tony
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    Let us all know what you eventually decide on Tony
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    Air cylinder you get a hell of a lot of shots per fill in .22
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    Was just about to recomend the best, but the other 2 jumped in 1st Air Arms S200 or as Ron mentiones BSA Ultra Tony
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    Jasper, you said "Dont Quote Me On That" So I went ahead and quoted you on it Never mind I'll get me coat and pushbike
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    I don't know this thread started as an Original piece of work Don't mind me guy's I've had a bad day thats gone further south than Antartica If I didn't I'd
  20. Phantom
    Oh c'mon Someone had to :laugh:
  21. Phantom
    Jai, try these http://www.gunspares.co.uk/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=24488&cat=Innova Tony
  22. Phantom
    Yeah, its yours
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    Sounds like there is no spring in the bud! Even a broken spring would produce some resistance. Of course the cocking shoe may have come out which would produce same. Regarding the pumper, many of the pump ups require that they are cocked before pumping. Give that a try and PM me your email addy, I've a useful bit of info for you Tony
  24. Phantom
    No longer looking I'm off to watch your video now buddy
  25. Phantom
    Jammy Geordie Still looking for a driver for me lappy Tony
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