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treecreeper

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  1. I got the Bresser one off eBAy 35 quid delivered been spot on
  2. as above, but try taking him to a club and try out as many as possible. aa200, hw100 ks, brocock, bsa ultra all pretty light pcps just depends on your budget
  3. get on it in after dark if your after roland
  4. Well done bacon and mature cheese
  5. if you've found something mark you better let us have a go
  6. It doesn't get much more accurate than a hw100 or a sorted rapid. Just seen the last sentance of your post.
  7. Think you will be chasing rainbows tbh rez
  8. Like some of the old webleys lol, how much is it?
  9. not seen or shot them close to me but seen them close to one of my perms last year but not on it as they cant get in. otters probably sorted them out now though.
  10. The hw100 is a super tool as are most of the top pcps, but if you want to improve your shooting skills stick with the 97. It will teach you a whole lot more than any pcp will.
  11. IT's NOT harder hitting , if both .177 and .22 pellets are hitting the target @6ft/lb ,thats 6 ft/lb for both , mac are you having a blonde moment sorry to confuse vwman but mac is correct .22 does hit harder. Power is not as simple as the ft lb reading that's just the velocity at the muzzle. a .22 running exactly the same power as a .177 in ft lb at the muzzle and identical pellets just bigger the .22 will retain more power down range due to the ballistic coefficient being roughly 25% better. larger pellet holds more energy down range, heavier pellets carry more momentum even in the
  12. IT's NOT harder hitting , if both .177 and .22 pellets are hitting the target @6ft/lb ,thats 6 ft/lb for both , mac are you having a blonde moment sorry to confuse vwman but mac is correct .22 does hit harder. Power is not as simple as the ft lb reading that's just the velocity at the muzzle. a .22 running exactly the same power as a .177 in ft lb at the muzzle and identical pellets just bigger the .22 will retain more power down range due to the ballistic coefficient being roughly 25% better. larger pellet holds more energy down range, heavier pellets carry more momentum even in the
  13. iv got one the same, I use a home made rig and a n1000 IR you cant beat home made for vfm but depends if you fancy a bit of diy and if you can use a screen.
  14. Tried my range finder on the pic mate says its one yard away yours must be duff.
  15. From your figures the 10.4 heavies give the most power. Iv never had a problem dropping rats with the 8.4s with headshots though. 612fps is about the 12ftlb with .22 superdomes (14.5g).
  16. I dont shoot hares but if that's what the owner asks, you either do the job or they give it to someone else and they can't grant perm for a dog.
  17. Not all landowners have the sporting rights, I know of land being sold but the seller kept the sporting rights. Which basically means he (the landowner )can name one person to control vermin NOTHING else, whereas the sporting rights owner has access to this land to take game in season as and when he wants by law Y.I.S Leeview this is true, the people who own some of the farms around me take it off the lease.
  18. That's how I read it Ant, only one allocated person either the land occupier himself and one other, someone employed by him for the purpose of protecting crops, the hares count as payment in the absence of monies.
  19. Pressume nv come under lamping so think you can if you cover the right bases apart from on a sunday and christmas. Ill do some more digging though as I'm not 100% Edit reading the link aag put up it says law appears too, so even they don't know.
  20. its one more than I managed sat for ages last night and didn't see a single roland.
  21. Lol you can get a black stock for them but its a thumbhole don't know if there's a sporter and it looks gash.
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