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  1. WhiteRabbit
    Ideally you're best of searching google, yell and Thomas local for your local and see what they're selling. If you're "looking to support locally" you're actually better off buying second hand rather than new, so your rifle list could be dependant on availability, calibre and over all condition. Other bits like pellets, scopes and general accessories help them out too but can cost more than online stores etc. If it was down to me, this is a competitive market and for the consumer/customer, sometimes you're best off buying the rifle you want and pop to your local for other needs. You
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    Well, because you asked so nicely....I do get a go with your wife first right? haha Did he not mention that this is a shared permission? I think this is a great write up Remy. This could do with being neatened up a little, worded a little more professionally and pinned to the Intros by a Mod. Well done pal. White
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    Welcome to the forum overwatch. I'm pleased to hear you enjoyed the forum enough to join us all, you seem a good lad and pleased to have you on board What sort of sports are you into and any past experiences? White
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    There may be a few odd receipts to your card but you made someone happy today Hahaha How are you finding the forum?
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    Welcome to the forum Martin, I'm sorry to hear about your accident and I wish you the best of health, if not a full recovery someday. However, I'm glad to see with your troubles aside, you're still continuing to endure what you enjoy best. I've neither experience with either rifles but I see both very similar, maybe you could find something alike it on the classifieds section of the forum. I hope you enjoy your stay here anyway. White
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    Welcome back to the forum Andy, Hope you don't leave us again anytime soon White
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    Hi David and welcome to the forum Pleasure to read your intro and I look forward to seeing and hearing more from you around the forum. Tonnes to read up on and for each sport your into. Enjoy your stay pal White
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    Hi pinky and welcome to the forum Why don't you tell us a little about yourself, what sports you're into and what brought you to the forum. White
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    Hi Ludders, Welcome to the forum pal and I hope you enjoy your air rifle. White
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    Hi Danail, What "pets" do you train? Also it would be nice to hear a little more about you and what sports you're into. It would be ace to know how you heard of us too from down under White
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    Hi Harris and welcome to the forum. Going to tell us a little about you and what sports you're into? White
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    Welcome to the forum pal, going to tell us a little about you and what sports you're into? White
  13. WhiteRabbit
    Wow, your signature isn't annoying is it?
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    Whats the fourth?? England .. wales.. scotland and??? Despite politics, Ireland is still included as home to me and is in my own heritage from my grandparents and even with my partners family being Irish predominantly. Been over a few times from Liverpool on the car ferries to visit family there too. White
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    Why not just swap it for the other calibre? White
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    It's cool bud, just wondered if you forgot what you wanted to trade for
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    Personally, AA Hunter but I do use RWS pellets mostly. my rifles love them! Either way, AA pellets are really well made and good at what they do, however a little more of a price tag. White
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    Aye, sometimes your best aiming for the engine room rather than the cockpit... As they say Depending at your range, I'd be rather conscious of your pellet placement as you may only clip the wing, break it and leave it wounded and to suffer if you're unable to give it a follow up shot- not cool! I'd always go for a one shot kill, no harm in follow up shots if it meant a swift kill but it's about understanding your rifle, pellets, range and quarry. They can all vary. White
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    Personally, assuming this is your first air rifle..... Get a springer. You can get decent gas ram rifles now, so recoil isn't too much to worry about and not having to worry how long you've cocked it for. you'll have to consider a divers tank on top of the PCP rifle too, extra cost and more to carry with you. White
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    You shot great pal, well done! You will have mixed emotions because you're not used to hunting yet, you're still seeing these animals for innocent, living beings. Even if you are spending thousands of pellets on paper targets with pictures on or plinking targets with holes to shoot through, they're completely different things in practicality. It'll soon become second nature and the more you read on here, YouTube and magazines about what these pest animals do and cost us humans in damage: be that crops, livestock, land or property. You'll see the justification and what little monsters t
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    That or they'll turn into veggie trolls and still come back to haunt you White
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    Got the Shrewsbury and Telford crew meeting here? Nice shots Alan, get some pics for next time bud White
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    They're some nice shots Mr Smith, well done White
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    Wouldn't you, eh Robbie? White
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    As above, it's not all about numbers as they'll still be there another day Well done though and keep it coming! White
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