Rabid
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quote name="villaman" post="3481327" timestamp="1387751434"]Another one for the t20 they are spot on So what flavour t20, it seems there are two different ir to chose from, and not knowing much about them......... what's the difference ?
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I have sent you a pm as I am not too far from you and also looking for a s10
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Looking for one in .22 if possible,
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That sold within minutes, wasn't going to hang around at that price, just gutted I did not see it fist.
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I got the mk 2and well happy with it.
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So the advice is, don't try and sort my set up out, but get a new one instead, well I am not against that idea, but does my pulsar have a value, I bought it off here a few months ago and paid fair money for it, I am sure with some fettling (right scope) it would be an excellent unit.
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Oh you big clown, fancy getting the blame put onto the dogs, shame on you, I hope your guilt is torturing you.....so many ways to find out without ripping it open........... Ps, if you want to live as a complete man do NOT fess up, she may take a very blunt knife to a certain part of the anatomy.
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Thankyou for the replies, learn something everyday, I have a r10 mk2 vc then
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What's the difference between the r10 I have in .22 its a mark 2, and a bsa r10 vc ? Been offered the vc in camo, always fancied a camo gun, but what's the vc bit all about ?
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I was literally just looking at the t20 ir.
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I have one of these, a gs 1x20 with a n1000 ir. It is fitted to a hawke sport hd 3-9x50ao scope. To be honest, I am not that impressed with the setup, great at a set range when all set up, but for moving about and adjusting focus, I struggle with it. A few things I am not happy with, the built in ir on the pulsar is obstructed by the scope, so is next to useless, the n1000 misses the scope as it sits higher so does all the work. The fitting of the pulsar to the scope is bearable, just, it does tend to move about and wastes time and shots trying to centre it, it clamps onto the
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Sorry Andy, was my mistake this morning, and been sat in a lift shaft all day with no signal did not help, glad you got sorted in the end. Rob.
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Hi bud, sent you a pm
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Now wouldn't that be good, seriously lacking them around here, although the population does seem to be growing well, would like to think its only a matter of time.
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How did you get on with the power drop ?
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I have been using accupells, fine in my other mag, don't get why this one went bandy so quick, the gun shop guy said he had heard about this problem before though.
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When I finally managed to remove it, the holes do not line up properly with the casing, only by a mm or so, but it does not look right, it looked fine before it jammed. This is my spare mag, the original is still fine and that's had about 1000 through it now. I think I will wait and see what happens, when I go to collect, if it has been repaired rather than replaced I will refuse and ask for a new one, I still can't see how bsa would let him open it up, work on it, and it still be under warranty ?
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It was black case, with red internal part.
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Hope this is the right place. When I bought my r10 brand new from the shop, I also bought a spare mag,after prob a week or so plinking and setting up the gun how I liked in the garden, I went out and the first trip the spare mag jammed in the gun, was hells own job to remove without damage, (didn't want to end my night early) Got it out, and it looked out of line, returned to the shop and he was going to send to bsa as he had heard about this problem before, that was a good few weeks back, so rang him to see if new mag had arrived, when he announced, it has not been sent back, rather b
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Can I be rude and ask how close to the asking price you got ?
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How old is it, where are you ? And is that your best price ?
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All I can think is with lousy Xmas coming up not many folk have the dough spare.
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Surprised this ain't sold bud, good rifles.
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One of my permissions is covered in berries still, been a very good year for them. With the elder berries, never mind eating them, pick when the sun has been on them so the natural sugars are high and they make an excellent vino. -
Let me know how you fare with them as I was wondering if the r10 would like these as well.
