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how about ' GRET '
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.22wmr. WMR stands for..... winchester magnum rimfire. Hope this helps
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Hi Mark, I bought Crispi Stegg boots last autumn for hunting.I've given them a good test through different conditions and terrain.Fit like a glove, very comfy, warm, great grip on all surfaces except smooth wet concrete or smooth wet stone. Great grip on riverbed though. They are very well designed, 100% waterproof. Friend of mine bought a pair after seeing mine. He's also used them for digging and thinks they are great boots. I love mine and would buy another pair. Only bad thing , I snapped 1 lace while lacing up, on inspection there was a small burr of metal on the inside of 1 of the lace h
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I got gortex Beretta gloves, hands always dry and warm,no problem using a shotgun as I can feel the trigger ok with em on but take 1 off to fire the rifle cos the trigger is very light.
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Li-ion battery, anyone using one? How many winters do they last?
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how did you manage to get Geese put on your firearms licence?
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South Wales fox = min .223? I'm in Dyfed/Powys area , they granted fox with .222 about 7yrs ago . I now use a .204 for fox control which was granted with no problem , not to mention people who use the .17rem
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As a farmer....... WTF were you doing running a dog in a field with sheep?
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CRISPI, STEGG boots After a lot of research I decided on a pair of these, had em a couple of months now and I am delighted with them, very comfy, fit like a glove, plenty of ankle support and terrific grip even while crossing a few normally slippery streams.Time will tell how long they last tho.
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www.guntrader.co.uk: Forum - View topic - Disappointing new scope hope this helps
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Reynard in a Rush
Hawkeye. replied to DEADHORSEANDDONKEYDEALER's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
nah...... he's after Roadrunner -
that gun and the story behind it is worth more to be passed down and repeated than any monetary value.
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just had a look, they range from £4500 to £26500. Take it for a proffesional valuation.
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have a look on guntrader , might be one on there
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I use a Ruger hawkeye in .204, reload for it, found a recipe that works for mine..... fantastic accuracy. I use a P.E.S. stainless steel Mod.
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B F Goodrich , ALL TERRAIN tyres, go where others fail in snow, mud , wet fields in winter and better mileage than others I tried with no road noise. Had them on a Daihatsu Fourtrack.
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yep, you are quite right sinders. What do you recommend....... glass slippers?
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Look for boots with VIBRAM soles. Vibram are renowned for being the best at making boot soles.
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ye ye , pisstake is it?
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the nut that attaches the pipe to the tap, is it loose, try tightening it a bit more
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heavier loads create higher pressures which could distort the lead pattern ending with only some or none of the shot being on target. Try shooting at a large sheet like a 8ft x 4ft plywood sheet painted white with 1 shell , look at the lead pattern on the sheet. Then repaint and shoot with the other shell and compare the 2 patterns
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Have you tried the 42g shells through the semi auto? Do both guns fit the same so you are seeing the same sight picture? Do both guns handle the same? ( same balance or does 1 have a lighter or heavier muzzle)
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having read all the advice offered on different calibres and carefully considering your requirements, 2 calibres better suited to your situation would be .308 or a .3006 without the added complication of a sound moderator.
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Wanted Harris Bipod , Swivel Model
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if the prongs were 2.5" appart then its only about 10". But then again everything is allways bigger and better in America
