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I had a read of that vm, iv also done my own testing all be it a bit simpler that that one. You are correct 6ftlb at the target is 6ftlb at the target but 6ftlb with a little hammer will hurt less th

Saturday morning debate by David Dimberley Evans eh ? I`m in the same boat as VM lads - i too use both and both short rifles to boot (hides). My preference as you know i

Its not all about long kills   get to no your pray and field craft   getting close to your pray is one of the hardest things to learn and even harder to get good at   storking is a skill that on

How many more times have we got to tell you :laugh: , both cals will do the same job and the only difference is weight between the k and full length and more shots

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Saturday morning debate by David Dimberley Evans eh ? :laugh::tongue2:

I`m in the same boat as VM lads - i too use both and both short rifles to boot (hides).

My preference as you know is .177 as it allows me to thread shots through spindle and such like. If i am shooting open areas the HW 100 ks .22 is a devastatingly accurate rifle but i do practice my milldots on a regular basis.

So it`s each to their own i suppose but a nudge to .177 for night shooting especially (but that`s just me).

 

 

Hope it helps any.

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