leadpig
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Everything posted by leadpig
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:sick: :sick:
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bingo ;)
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i thought the gun did not have to be locked up as long as you are in the house
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what type of skin so soft there is loads of different ones
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How soon to apply for centrefire variation?
leadpig replied to sussexrick's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
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nope bit far for me to travel i had one and it was fine ,my friend has one and his is fine and are not junk.you had a nasty experience that is understandable but there are hundreds of people happy with there's. flaming them doesn't really help anyone
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guntrader
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muttley
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they have there uses imagine the damage you could do to a murder of crows at dusk
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hehe yeh and fac in the last two years ive owned 6 shotguns but settled on the winchester 12g o/u as it was the one i always used ,i sold/swapped the rest. i agree also that if its only going to be used for clays a o/u is a better bet considering you can normally only load two anyway. but a 8 shot would be fun for rough/pigeon shooting
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you dont need to cut the paster board,just use threaded bar with chemi bolts as said a bead of silicone around the cabinet after its fixed really helps as well it acts like a shock absorber
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as said i would put down for 22lr and 17hmr as well as hornet if you want to shoot fox,then decide later if you need to go bigger
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buy one that fits you [bANNED TEXT],thats the single most important thing nowt wrong with the escorts though and there is alot of good guns second hand on guntrader
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we dont have anything bigger than hares to shoot over here so i dont really need hornet(although i still want it ) i got the hmr as the police here prefer you to have them over 22lr due to ricochets and because of how flat it shoots. ive nothing against 22lr and have a empty slot for one
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also i dont consider 18p per shot dear for hunting
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aye its amazing how quickly they dont want to play after one of them
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shoot the rabbits in the head good calibre for those that cant get centrefire
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:yes:
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i think that much would persuade me
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its also a ex military calibre,so you wont be able to use it in some countries
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tried most types,o/u, s/s,semi ,b/a and pump as well as different loads and calibres sold/swapped the rest and settled on a 12g with 30/32g of 5/4 shot fibre wads only
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you should not really shoot at rabbits past 40 yards,you were lucky with that one but you cant guarantee constant kills at that range as i said guns blowing up are rare these days unless its human error,mud in barrel ect,dont worry about it
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They may be wild, but they are still out of season! Leave well alone at this time of year. Late broods are not unknown. It is also illegal to 'take' game during the close season. i know that,it was tongue in cheek,but i am getting sick off flushing pheasants when rough shooting noisy buggers ,ps i have never shot a pheasant out of season
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thats not very nice
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as did i,but there are plenty (of wild)about at the minute