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136 ExcellentAbout Bigad
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- Birthday 27/04/1981
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Batley West Yorkshire
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Shooting air guns /shotguns/ rimfire 22lr and 17 hmr
ratting with my beddy
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Yeah. They seem great. Do t like the dildo stock though! Prefer wood so finding one in laminate would be ideal This is mine with the thumb hole stock You used to be able to get a right deal on them brand new including a hard case scope bi pod mod for about £800
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Howa 1500 is spot on for the money
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https://youtu.be/HDmTvlkrqZU My 410 using magnasonic
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I use a 22-250 for fox I used hornady 55grain vmax very capable round as are all the other calibers mentioned it's up to you as you know your land a from your replies you seem grounded and sensible so I'll explain my choice. I too went through same which caliber phase my choice came after speaking to a older country gent who pointed out the same points as some already have judgment of distance with the flat flying round that carries a lot of energy at further ranges. I now reload due to costs but if as you say only getting the odd one or two every now and then I paid £22 per 20 once zeroed in
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Well I went to buy a jumper for a pheasant shot I have been invited to so in my local gun shop they did not actually have a jumper in my size and the youngest daughter had come with me and was looking at the pistols so went over to have a peek next thing the dan Wesson.375 magnum was in my hand been very impressed with the weight and realistic feel i started asking about accuracy and running costs with the co2 bulbs was pleasantly surprised before I knew it was in the bag. Telling the youngest if she did not tell the wife she could have a go when I got it home. She loved it nearly as much as m
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Got a call of farmer Thursday the wheat is down and seen a fox by pheasant pen can I come up. Well 150yard head shot with the howa in 22-250 home loads had pheasant in distress on caller and he came steaming in
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Yep I'd listen to that advice you got the all clear don't rock the boat get shooting and when you been doing it awhile go for open conditions then it won't matter as long as you have permission to shoot
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Nice work 28yards is really good everyone normally goes on about I shot this one a mile away and stuff but In my opinion the close you get them the better the field craft well done
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Like I say I not sure as it's my mate but more than welcome to come and have a go
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Walther Rotex RM8 In 177 comes with bag sling bi pod silencer and a hawke scope Selling for my mate he bought it with a full tank of air shot it a few times then change of job now don't use it and is up for sale still got 100 bar left in from new think there is even a tub of pellets with it Job lot £250 Batley West Yorkshire
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Price drop £300
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Great shooting that's one way to take out the crows
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Walther Rotex RM8 In 177 comes with bag sling bi pod silencer and a hawke scope and can come with a night vision add on. Selling for my mate he bought it with a full tank of air shot it a few times then change of job now don't use it and is up for sale still got 100 bar left in from new think there is even a tub of pellets with it Job lot £400 Batley West Yorkshire