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A good shooting day.


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Out at first light with the hushpower 12g.

It did well on winged vermin and a rat. A squirrel X3 but then started playing up again.

When I got home I found out why. The trigger block that is made of something resembling cheese had snapped in two resulting in a loss of hammer impetus to the firing pin.

A call to the dealer and he has promised to look for a doner Pedretti to scavenge the trigger block from.....bloody thing. I was doing alright by it too.....

Anyway house chores done and I got out again with my 22. It did ok. Eight squirrels. Only one female!

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It was nice in the shade of the trees.

Off out again now it's gone dark.

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Had a quick walk around when out of the marl pit came a howling growling wail of a call. Defo fox.

I walked away in the pasture next to it only to return 20 minutes later and bingo I stepped on a fox as I rounded a knob in the field. Amazingly it stopped at 50 yards and gave me a shot. 

With the rifle resting on the forearm and torch in hand the sights settled on the shoulder and a shot rang out. The collapsed fox was done in but if there is one thing you should do with a 22 it's keep shooting! A rapid succession of shots sealed the deal the Winchester lasers functioning the rifle perfectly and the Marlin staying on target.IMG_20190823_223832.jpg.bcf6320585f3ac70e2c0c0d97f6632d0.jpg

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