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  1. Hugh Wilton
    Thanks for the replys, to answer a few of your questions. I have an AA S410TDR PCP. The reason for this is, I also deer stork and I was fed up of sitting in a high seat with a 308 watching Bunnys taking the mick out of me in the feild, and a 308 is concidered a bit over kill on Mr Bunny. As for why am I weighing pellets well it might say 16 Grain on the tin but is it realy 16 Grain IN the tin? and are they all the same. I only weighed 10 of each and there was only 0.02 gr in it. I had a fealing that the expansion thing was a bit odd as most of the shots I take are through and throu
  2. Hugh Wilton
    Ok at the moment I am using AA Diabolo Field in .22 at 16 Grains, and yes they do the job quite nicely. However, one of the chaps at work has given me a load of Crosman Premier hollow point again in .22 but having weighed them they are only 14 Grains. Now here are the questions. First of all would the 2 Grains make much of a differance? Will the lighter pellet travel faster, but have less kenitic impact? Second, is there any advantage to the hollow points? Is there enough power in a 12f/lb to deform the pellet enough to make any differance, or by having a hollow point the aerodynamics
  3. Hugh Wilton
    Hello and welcombe. I bet the garden centre has a motaway up to it from the golf course, find their entry point and ping to your hearts content.
  4. Hugh Wilton
    As the title says I and I think all of us need to have some of these to hand when that Zombi apocalypse happens http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1165174911/hornady-zombie-max-ammunition-12-gauge-2-3-4-buffered-00-buckshot
  5. Hugh Wilton
    So is it wrong to take pigeons off the bird tabel then?
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    I have found some of these good http://www.dogtrainingsupplies.co.uk/books.html the top one is one of the best I have seen for people just starting out
  7. Hugh Wilton
    Thank you all for the kind welcome. I hope that I can help out in the future. dbarnard mabe we could meet up sometime Hugh
  8. Hugh Wilton
    Poped down to the cricket pitch I shoot on, on Thursday night after work. I have not been out for a bit and was starting to get a bit of a itchy triger finger. Now a while back I went out on my first deer stork, and was lucky enough to bag a lovly buck (story for another post) but during the grollock I was told to keep my gun loaded and somewere close to hand. At the time and I guess cought up in the moment, I did not think about it to much. Anyway back to the cricket pitch, I had managed to pop 3 bunnys 1 biggy and a cupple of youngens and was getting sorted to go home. I had been ba
  9. Hugh Wilton
    Hi there all, new to the sight so please be kind. As an intro I am 37, live on the south coast, ex army. Just got back in to shooting over the last cupple of years. I have 3 Spanners a 14 year old who has never worked a day in her life, a cocker and another springer. I spent the last 2 seasons working the dogs on a cupple of shoots and they are comming on well. I also have a small bit of permition on a village cricket pitch that keeps my freezer toped up. I have a Air Arms S410tdr in .22 along with a few other bits in the cabenet. I hope that this is an ok introduction an
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