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  1. landrover
    go for the vortex we have them very good
  2. landrover
    totaly agree with you cjw
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    Renewal time

    landrover replied to DDD's topic in General Talk

    i've gone with the ca this year ,also been with basc for years out pricing themselves i think , then also sent out a begging letter asking me for £40
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    hi i have the optilock mounts on mine and my son has the leupold mounts on his,you can't crush the tube of the scope with the optilock,and the bipod just fit's on the sling stud under the forend then fasten your sling to the bipod
  5. landrover
    here ya go
  6. landrover
    As deker says above, but we try to have a zeroing session maybe every fortnight or the day before we go out just to make sure everything is on zero
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    B.A.S.C.

    landrover replied to richie's topic in General Talk

    got my begging letter yesterday aswell
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    there will be the diesel pump and cam timing marks that need to be in line if either is out you will have the problem that you describe aslso as someone said the battery needs to be a lot more ampage for diesel than it doe's for a petrol engine
  9. landrover
    get the timing checked it could be a little out,my landrover was the same,as soon as i did the timing every thing was fine
  10. landrover
    he should stay then get SACKED
  11. landrover
    why ! our labrador does both jobs and is very good at what she does
  12. landrover
    try here http://www.nsac.co.uk/brno.htm then scroll down
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    we 've done both black and chocolate and belive me you need a hell of a lot of patience with a chocolate one, but as you say it may be the trainer and you may be the exeption best of luck
  14. landrover
    rub the guns down with a oiled cloth or silicon cleaning cloth every time you handle them that will keep the rust away
  15. landrover
    NOTas rare as you think unless this guy is your mate http://forums.pigeonwatch.co.uk/forums/ind...showtopic=69156
  16. landrover
    NGO
  17. landrover
    if i were you i would not leave the gun in the slip,the slip may get damp or wet inside and you not notice,all our guns stay out of the slips when in the cabinet,but we do use a sachet of vp90 in the cabinet
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    Been seeing this certain fox now for a while but it would'nt come in to any call's and its also had 3 geese upto now,cos we could not get him in to any off the calls my lad has been going out baiting a spot in the mornings for a couple off days and been going back to the farm and watching for it's movements through the binos, any way we were at the farm for about 5.30 the lad went and put out the fresh bait come back to the hay shed where i was set up and within a couple off minutes the fox was making a bee line for his free breakfast but this time he could not run away with it as the lad ha
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    Yes mate they are both sak's if you have not got a space left get it for a air rifle thats what alocal gun shop said. My son has alway's been in to his shooting just as much as me so we share our hobbie, he started coming out with the guns at about 5 or 6 and now he's 25 now with both shotgun and firearms tickets.
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    Yes both gun's are left handed but the thumbhole gun is a anschutz .22 rimmy which is my lad's gun, very accurate out to about 75 - yards also ideal for shooting out the truck window with the short barrel.
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    my son and i had a walk round this morning to blow the cobwebs off the rimfires http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z258/la...01/DSCF0898.jpg
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    as far as i know sharing a cabinet goes you do not need to put each others fireams on each certificate, my son and i share the same cabinet, we asked the feo about this when he came to interveiw my son, he said there was no need because i have my guns and he as his,our shotguns are also in a shared cabinet again no need to be on each others certificate if you sell one you then have to amend both certs
  23. landrover
    try here http://www.bushwear.co.uk/Products.aspx?cat_id=400
  24. landrover
    I've had a look through them all. Seen a few before. I had pretty much decided on a press before I asked the question, The Lee Classic Single Stage. What I'd like to know is which Brand of Die to use, as I hear Lee are not great Dies, and what other Equipment I need to go with the Press. I already have a scales and Bullet and Powder choice I'll decided a bit later on. I suppose I'll need a De-Capper? Anything else anyone can think of? Regards SS the lee deluxe rifle dies are good,i use them have a look on the lee site, case trimmer,deburring tool, primer pocket cle
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    http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp http://www.reloadersnest.com/ http://www.smartreloader.com/ http://www.leeprecision.com/ http://www.vihtavuori-lapua.com/downloads.php http://www.handloads.org/ http://www.norma.cc/default.asp?Lang=2 http://www.midwayuk.com/ hope some of these help
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