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  1. jollyscotsman
    Best get the variation in for the 416 rigby in that case big lurks
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    Has any one got a plan or found any decent ones online?,itll be used for roe and fox,and made from lumber,thanks in advance
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    Ive been tooting away all day,s**t its loud!,couple of days off work,giving it a go tomorrow, keep you posted on my efforts
  4. jollyscotsman
    Check this out people,ide have a bet theres a few still loose. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-31146719
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    Don,t get me started bro,i dont see him beeing welcome down the lowden put it that way,the village is beeing pillaged for sure.
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    ROTFL
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    Howdo all,ive just knocked one of these up with instruction on utube,rather nice job ive done too?,and sounds like it should,have any of you had any success in calling in Charlie with them?,and any pattern to the calling,usually just use the squeaker,thanks in advance.
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    Ive had a couple of bsa,s from the bsaog forum,ultra multi,scorpion multi,and scultra hybrid,,all regulated,shot to shot within 10fps,unregulated youl have a sweet spot,and its a pain in the arse to work with,ide recommend getting on there,always a regged good deal going,for what youd pay new unregulated ,cheers.
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    I think you dont even need dsc1 bud,however you will need the relevant game handling food hygiene course qualification, which is around 1/3 the cost of the dsc1
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    Saddens me this,good job in removing them bud,hope you get to the bottom of it.
  11. jollyscotsman
    Howdo max,new myself.
  12. jollyscotsman
    Is that the same bolt thats on the cz527?,not familiar with that model,if so i may have a solution for you,been there with a light strike problem myself.
  13. jollyscotsman
    Yup that'll do it,obviously its had a wobble when the rifles barked, and clipped, lesson learned bud
  14. jollyscotsman
    Cost next to nothing to replace em bud,and an easy job to do,just held in with a little clip, edgar bro,s should be able to help, there the importers.
  15. jollyscotsman
    Keep in mind mr fox is a creature of habit, usually emeging from cover from the same run,and moving along hedgerows, have a walk around and note these likely spots during the day and setup accordingly after dark,and lime deer stalking keep the wind in your face,so they cant get a wiff of your old spice
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    Im in Renfrewshire bud,,glasgow pitt st office,and i waited around 3months for fac and shotty after interview, wouldnt do you any harm in phoning your licencing office and asking what stage your applications at,and be nice or it may find its way to the bottom of the pile!.
  17. jollyscotsman
    Think youl lose about 25fps per inch?,if i remember correctly, with the .223 using a faster burning powder, loss on barrel lengths is minimal, as its all burned up at about 16,18 inches on regular loads.
  18. jollyscotsman
    Ide address this asap bud,clipping will indeed throw the round off,or worse!!!,closer inspection of your mod as to why this is happening is needed my friend.
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    I shoot from a road also,what's been said above is true with regards to the landowner having ownership of said road, as long as no one is endangered in doing so,as the law states.
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    ,ihad a few inches lopped off my .cz 527, and had a rethread also,no mention of having it re proofed? ,i also purchased a sonic 45 mod ,which can be purchased proofed or not ,which cost a tenner more,so ide assume un proofed mods are not illegal for sale ,hope this helps ☺
  21. jollyscotsman
    Hello fellow sportsmen and ladies. Thanks for having me on here. I,m sure ill enjoy reading your posts,and hopefully chip in when I can, cheers.
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