garfield
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Everything posted by garfield
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just screw it in about 1/2" from the end
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yeah see what you mean but there are some good ones on there for just a fun plinking game but here are some more links http://www.airgunsmith.com/target/freetargets2.htm http://www.tomgirling.co.uk/hobby/airgunning.php enjoy
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Hi all have just had a trawl through the net for some printable targets and came across this website http://goodtargets.com/index.htm must say it has the best selection of FREE targets to print off (i've actually just run out of ink they are that good )
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if your going for pcp then DONT!! pls dont mess with compressed air but for a springer your going to have more choice but your gonna struggle getting barrels to match up with different air chambers and cocking linkages, but good luck
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well its just deciding a date thats convenient as its a deffo ok at the club just have to speak to landowner this week to see about a bit of hunting/camping/drinking
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an ugly rifle for shooting them ugly bugger birds that you have over there
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looks like you had a good time and at least YOUR offspring didnt beat you
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and i almost thought there were going to be some pics of them ugly buggers
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good bag that how you getting on with .20
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what you need is this http://www.ronniesunshines.com/leather-rifle-sling-swivel-p-281.html one screws in the butt and the other goes round the barrel
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and nikko are made where? that by side i've had 2 nikko's now on my sons junior rifle and both have had problems with the cross hair snapping off i wont buy another nikko
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jsr scopes as the one in your link are good value scopes but beware you WILL have to shim the back mount it seems a fact of life for 6-24x50 scopes or else you run out of elevation windage when setting up you scope
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well done they seem to be scarce on the ground this year round here so will be lucky if we shoot any this year
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if you still have the original stock take a template off that with cardboard like a profile gauge
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i would get the inletting done for the rifle before you finish sanding it down
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wonder if that would work with giddy horses
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i've had one in .22 and regret every day that i had to sell it
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well here is how the pro's do it http://www.airgunshooting.co.uk/videos-details.aspx?id=142
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ME = muzzle energy but with 30ftlb your good to at least 70yrd if not more depending on your capability
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its the horses on my permission that do my head in and its only 2 of em that are always at it, as soon as its dark they start getting giddy jumping around and then charge at us no amount of shouting stopps em
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didnt want to body shoot em with .177 but i am awaiting my bsa hornet in .22 so it wont be a problem
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i'm always in 2 minds about still shooting kits at this time of year but they usually get a chunk of lead cos of the damage they are doing,but i tend to leave em if they are close to a hole,god knows i've lost a few that way but i did find 2 the other week snuggled up stone dead in a bolt hole after my mate from germany shot em was nice to actually find em after they break danced into a hole
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pmsl
