David
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Had a go at a few rabbits tonight with the rimmy, a few for the pie
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A friend of mine has the realtree one ive used it on the odd days pigeon shooting with him its a nice gun :thumbs-up:
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a bad nights lamping it was, you done what you could ian chin up mate
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you done well shooting that many in that wind they'll a been like missiles going past the decoys
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At least you got one of them to keep the farmer happy good going
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millet they should work they cost an arm and leg i had to put some over time in for them
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Had a look out on some of p&g land early hours on the morning looking for an early fox but our look was'nt in so peg dropped me of at a rape field of he's thats had a bit of stick i spent a couple of hours there and managed not a bad bag,after shooting the birds i counted my kill per cartridge and was very happy got 36 birds and shot 46 cartridges about 4 or 5 shots where to get the birds up had a very good day cheers p&g
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The dogs spot on mate it thinks its a springer when out shooting
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I had a go at the pigeons this morning, it was going well for the fisrt couple of hours but then it started lashing down and never stopped so i packed my bags and left with a little bag of birds to stick in a pie still i enjoyed myself,after that i took the dog for a walk and seen plenty of signs of roe cant wait till april
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Mange rears its ugly head again .
David replied to Squirrel_Basher's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
By the look of the fox you,ve done it a favour good shooting -
I was wondering if anyone has had this problem, ive got a tiny piece of grit in my silencer which ive tried to get out by tipping the moderator up and down but im having no joy any other way anyone can tell me
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it was shot early april last years, but as you no everything i must have shot it out of season NOT, ive seen bucks get culled off peg and guns land in velvet many a times in early april but i must be lying again when im told a buck is causing damage and IT IS buck season ill cull it as soon as i get the chance im not bothered about gold medal thats just me so why cant some people keep there mouth shut or go on another site,because this bickering is a load of bollocks Im fully aware of bucks in velvit being in season mate but you are right ,I do know everything which is why I post on
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it was shot early april last years, but as you no everything i must have shot it out of season NOT, ive seen bucks get culled off peg and guns land in velvet many a times in early april but i must be lying again when im told a buck is causing damage and IT IS buck season ill cull it as soon as i get the chance im not bothered about gold medal thats just me so why cant some people keep there mouth shut or go on another site,because this bickering is a load of bollocks
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Im a machinest/maintenance fitter working lathes borers millers radial arm drills, its not to bad as i can help make alot of shooting bits and bobs for myself which make things cheaper
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Heres a pic of a vixen i shot the other night, shot this little bugger about 200 yard with a nice head shot well chuffed one less for the farmer to worry about Heres a pic of the fox, the fox was shot next to a sh*t pile
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looks spot on mate
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hears one i put on a plack last year
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243 cz bruno, the bullets where norma 100 grain
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Well millet took me on some of his land after work today to stalk a roe or two before the end of the doe season, the first field produced two lovely does which i got then we had a walk around and spotted another but she vanished into the woods by then we only had 1 hour or so before it started to get dark so we called it a day cheers millet,anyway heres a pic
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well done what gun did you use
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A nice couple of days you had there well done and good pictures
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243 for me an all round calibre which is a brilliant fox round
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I pay £18 for 100 grain norma and £16 for grain winchester soft pointed