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For Sale Deben Tracer " Gamekeeper Lamp" And Clue Lite 12V Battery
dixyhmr replied to dixyhmr's topic in Miscellaneous
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Some Questions Re Fac App And Thermal
dixyhmr replied to stuartpengs's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
FI've had a look through the xd 75 a couple of times courtesy of another member and it's a Fantastic bit of kit. Lately I've been spotting with the xd50s and have been experimenting with different nv scopes on top , including the photon, digisight lrf 870 and drone. To be honest you will have no problem using the likes of a photon to shoot with after spotting with the thermal. Sometimes as you know your spot a rabbit with thermal but when you look through the digital nv it shows that the rabbit is actually covered by stringy branches, or its in the middle of the hedge and not where first th -
Borrow a Rottweiler and leave it in plain sight inside the vehicle. Probably the best deterrent available.
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Immaculate condition complete with sake optilick mounts to fit tikka t3. £400
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Now sold
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Used caller. Comes with 9 in built sounds, Fox vixen Fox dog Fox cub Magpie Crow Mouse Hare rabbit Jackdaw Lamb Few marks on it but nothing major. Comes with the original hard case and all original accessories. 50.00
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Just testing the water see if this is of any use to anyone. Lamp is a Deben tracer "gamekeeper "lamp with dimmer on back. Comes with red and orange filter. Batter pack is the culling 12v 17 ah with green canvas carry case. Comes with a trickle charger I bought separately and selection of spare fittings and fuses etc. The battery's not in bad Nick. It's always been trickle charged so it's got life left in it and the lamps been resoldered at the bullet connector but all in working order. Originally these lamps were 90.00. They've been discontinued by Deben. £50.00 The batter
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T67 in working order with red pill. Dual cell. Il include 2 batteries. £20.00 Couple slight marks, no big dings or dents.ive got an adjustable mount like the ones made by night master. It clips onto a weaver/ pict tiny scope attachment ( not included ) that fits either 25 or 30 mm scope rings. It's adjustable for wind age and elevation. If you want the pair £30.00
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Now sold. Thanks
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As above. 30 mm tube to suit 50-56 mm scopes I've replaced some of the torqz head nuts just recently with quality stainless type. Just fitted a picatinny rail so they're no longer needed. Not sure how much to ask .... They're around 120 new. £60.00 posted ? Can send pics via email etc but having trouble downsizing files at minute. Il have another go shortly. Thanks.
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Tried a wildcat whisper .17 baffles on mine recently. Definately a bit more muffled than the sak but guess what......... Still a sonic crack. Unless someone creates a subsonic .17 hmr bullet I reckon a definitive answer will be hard to come by. I had a Logan decimater in past and it was definately quieter than the sak but it still went crack when the round left barrel. Put a .17 baffle stack on a large baffled centre fire mod and put it on hmr and it still goes ...... Crack ! Also to consider is the sound when heard from different angles. My mate had a hardy sound mod on his .223 and
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Just to add this is selling on behalf of a friend who's not on this site. I can vouch for him .
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Yukon photon xt 6.5 x50 Doubler T38 AS ir £400 Durham
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Be a lot easier if people just pm'd me like I told them to do in the f***ing first place
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Pm for details as above ta
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£60 posted. Was on photon xf 6.5 Pm for details. Ta
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Well said sir, Have you watched the shooting show or field sports Britain lately ? Like an advert for browning guns, gecko ammunition and zeiss scopes with a bit of shooting thrown in for good measure !!!
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There's a few people on here that have had all the chew in the past, been through it all and got a selection of t shirts. There are some new to shooting who read a lot on the Internet and know home office guidelines by heart. If the licensing authorities / forces paid as much attention to them as some on the site then the world be a less complicated place. Let people listen to who they choose. In my experience I tend to take heed from experienced shooters who know what they're talking about rather than quoting bull shit guidelines from a pdf sheet.:
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I can. My .22 rimfire has had fox written next to it since I requested it. It's all down to individual licensing departments and individual requirements. Big can of worms but most forces now provide AOLQ which gives the cert holder the privelage of being able to use their own discretion and common sense when choosing if a particular quarry is suitable for the calibre in question in the situation . Just a quick edit that some forces won't class fox as vermin and some will in reply to the above post .
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Fair point there David. Far too many threads get taken of course when foxes and rimfire a are mentioned so il not go down that route. I've seen it way too many times over the last 8 years ! ( I've shot lots with rimfire so I'm not here to preach or condem ) Enjoy the hmr when it comes. I much prefer the .22 lr but there are times when the hmr does have its advantages. Happy hunting
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I personally really dislike the action on the t bolts. I find you loose your sight picture when cycling , and end up pulling and pushing the whole rifle on roof of truck . Cycling the action makes a racket I also found as you can't work the action slowly as with a normal bolt. The triggers aren't easily adjustable to a light pull, very creepy and just not nice in general. I do however like the magazine system as its flush fitting and never had any issues with jams. I've not used the wood stock version but the plastic stocked models felt like something you'd buy from toys are us . I haven't t
