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  1. shootlodge
    Why not investigate the 6.5 swede cal , great flexability for all
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    pm sent
  3. shootlodge
    best gen 1+ here, light & dedicated £350. cobra 150mw ir £120 priced to sell.
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    clean it all off. Get 2 fire bricks on a stone base , like an inverted 'V' & a paint strpping gas blow torch. put your trigger guard in the 'v' heat it all up evenly, until it discolours blue to black,evenly...... before red, & with some pliers pick it up & quickly drop it in some dirty old used engine oil, whilst hot. Once its cooled, take it out & wipe it over with a rag. There ya go , permanently blue.
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    welcome & enjoy
  6. shootlodge
    How do bud, enjoy
  7. shootlodge
    enjoy the ride
  8. shootlodge
    enjoy the ride !!
  9. shootlodge
    depends how far your comfort zone on shooting the target is. hornet cal 50/200yds good, 223cal 100-300 + good. after that they tend to drop off quite quick.
  10. shootlodge
    one for one variation exchange, simple as. So long the grounds you use are cleared.
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    patriot P5 £90 as new http://www.patriotchargers.com/p5.htm falcon p20 £75 as new http://www.molevalleyfarmers.com/mvf/store/products/hotline-falcon-p500-electric-fencer 12v re-chargeable batteries to suit £45 each pm for attention
  12. shootlodge
    Great giveaway, count me in
  13. shootlodge
    you be sorrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyy
  14. shootlodge

    Thank s for the comments bud, its appreciated to know how others see the sport as times change. i for one know the stalking prices have not changed in 10 years making it a real all mans affordable sport ow , compared to when a weeks wage was approx £200 !! God bles & enjoy the wonder. The sweethill team .

  15. shootlodge
    We have non of the outlay you mention in fox outing, others may perhaps ? We can assist with the lamp or calling.
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    Any questions please do not hessitate to ask Thank You contact > http://www.sweethill...yndicate.co.uk/
  17. shootlodge
    Yes Ray I understand where you are comming from I am not advocating a free for all, and I have never once suggested that charging a stalking fee/carcass fee was wrong,so let me ask you,lets say a novice with his first cf rifle pays you to take him out foxing for the evening,do you charge him for the shot then,if he has one?if not why not?is it your altruistic nature kicking in or is it that you know even the biggest mug on the planet could not be conned into paying for pulling his trigger on the humble fox,but do enlighten us mate,I look forward to your reply? There are so may different sce
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    I agree some seem to go over board on fee's, but there again i do not know everyones circumstances on the deer they have,some areas are managed , some roam & are to be culled as required, all estates/farms are different. As for taking folk out, fair is fair i do like wise , offers have been placed.
  19. shootlodge
    Take a few members out on your free deer,with no costs , the penny will soon drop
  20. shootlodge
    http://www.shootingtimes.co.uk/news/537313/EXCLUSIVE_Deer_cull_numbers_wrong.html < see here To some ,it is a living, after all its hard work & throughout the winter getting to these areas, not to mention the loading ,mixing & unloading of 25kg sacks,by the dozen ,as you know & costs escalate ,fuel, feed ,equipt as on any deer or any well kept game, on any seasonal hunting, whether duck, pheasant , goose etc. You work , you get paid. ( dont you ?) If there are so many deer , as you say & like rabbits & pigeon in the countryside, then they would be classed as pest/ver
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    A BIG hammer & a big lump of wood cures most things on a Landy depending which one you get suckered into buying !!
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    There are many different circumstances i am sure, farmed, forestry grounds, & managed grounds. Some go out & shoot all they see, whether rabbits , fox or deer & it don't take long to wipe an area out if not managed correctly. If abused the resident animals soon wander off to safer havens, or get accustomed to the sight, sound & smell of danger , making themselves scarce. Managed grounds have costs to cover, winter feed, fuel, planting, etc etc hence the quality stalking & meat . The animals are not there to be wiped out ,or cause suffering to with inexperienced shots ,
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    If you want a flash bit of kit, try a bsa or hw to your budget. If you are on a budget try a out of the box Hatsan striker ,for £120 ish in 22 they are a real bargain with plenty of ooooooooph ! same as a rifle twice if not more the cost. A bud recently bought one for back yard rubbish removal, magpies etc, as they were killing his song birds & causing havock. With a little tweek it pushes bisley mags well http://www.theguncabinet.co.uk/breakbarrel-airrifles/hatsan-striker-1000/a2757/
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    Have a look at both, view angles will differ, as will the clarity. For the £'s i chance the BSA is better.
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    if your comfertable with it, it adjusts, you can get it clear & focused it will do the job. I have used 4x40 for everything from magpies on a airrifle to a 303 stalking rifle,without a mod with great success. Far too much snobbery on scopes ' i have this & that crew ' etc. If it is collecting fresh air around it, its cool. If its dust ............ its wasted !
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