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You have hit the nail on the head Jimmy, just what I had in mind. Great minds think alike matey. I am going to make the other stock into a finished gun as well so they can both stand in the fireplace next to the log burner, a fitting place to show his work. Phil
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Nice to hear of your new toy, I have to say that I don't understand how a parent could just leave their children with no further contact, that simply beats the hell out of me. Phil
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I have been lucky with my kids. My son loved shooting air rifles and spent hundreds of hours in out cellar target range and loading 12 gauge cartridges with me in the days when it was much cheaper to load your own. My oldest daughter was like my shadow, whatever I did, she did and became a cracking little sea angler but not shooting although she does enjoy a good plinking session with my son in law and myself, she is a better shot than my son in law if I am being honest. My youngest daughter loves nature so not keen on me shooting live quarry but she loves fishing when I take her which
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An old chap in our village sadly died a few weeks ago, in fact the grandfather of someone I know. In years gone by Jeff was a keen wildfowler, pigeon shooter and dog trainer leaving a few sacks of bits and bobs which were offered to me rather than throwing them in the skip. I readily accepted whatever was to come....................today, four sacks arrived, 10 floating, weighted duck decoys with tethering lines still attached, shell and whole pigeon decoys, an old canvas wildfowler's game bag, which I love and will make full use of and a pile of various weighted dog training dummies but a
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The Gun You'll Never Sell - The Keeper
philpot replied to PeskyWabbits's topic in General Airgun Discussion
I have not reached that point with air rifles yet, maybe the HW100, not sure but after almost 50 years with shotguns, my Beretta DT10 32'' sporter will be going nowhere. Phil -
I am a few years older than some or most of you ......okay quite a few years older alright.....and when I was a kid we all wanted a gun of some sort which usually started with a pea shooter or catapult or spud gun but whichever we progressed to AIR GUNS, in my case a GAT pistol then the Meteor etc etc but now kids don't want to be in fresh air, climbing trees and shooting, well almost anything, they like to be curled up in a comfortable chair texting whilst playing electronic games..................sad, fcuking sad in my book. Phil
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Flambeau make hard cases for rifle ans scope, worth a phone call. http://www.uttings.co.uk/c540-gun-slips-and-hard-cases/brand=flambeau/ Phil
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Nice one, love the thumb hole stock on mine...................................Mac loves them too.......................wait for it, where's my helmet. Phil
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Sorry, I was thinking of fbs but I was just about right at that distance for fbs Phil
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Once You Gone Black , Another Stock Refinish
philpot replied to nath92's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
It is a super flat finish Nath. is it sprayed on paint. Phil -
I seem to remember that I read it was 6-7fps at 45mt but probably wrong, I usually am Phil
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I have two friends who use them and love em to bits. If I am honest, the real advantage for me is the weight reduction carrying it around and freehand shooting, I am getting a old tart but can't really see me moving on the HW, far to good. Sorry Sean, highjacked your thread a bit there so I have done mate. Phil
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Sounds like a GREAT plan. Incidently Si, why has the greenhouse been buried underground, most people including me find they work much better on top of the soil mate, then you wouldn't need to dig it out. Phil
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Changing the subject slightly, if I were not going on holiday in a weeks time, I would have been VERY VERY TEMPTED to buy a cracking Wildcat with a walnut stock today but I am being a good boy..........................for now. Not selling the HW100 though. Phil
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That is good to hear Sean, could there be a wind of change, lets hope so, not just for you but everyone else. Phil
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Well done you, a golf course, that must be rabbit heaven, fresh short grass, it doesn't get much better but rats, now that I am really jealous about. I really want a ratting perm. Phil
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Stretching The Range ? Hw 100`s.
philpot replied to mark williams's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
You could always buy a set of adjustable mounts, then just crank em up for new zero. Seen it on youtube.......................looks very fiddly to me but who knows. Phil -
Cheers Si, I will have a play with that Phil
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Well done Si and good to see the new lady is working for you mate, you could have frozen a rabbit to use as corvid bait, works a treat. Right now the bit I am interested in, that gizmo on the phone, is it Chairgun app or something, I am crap with these bloody phones other than talking but this looks interesting. Phil
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Your photo's get more and more impressive Billy, not that I am jealous in any way you understand.......................... Phil
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http://www.urbanfieldsportsman.com/index.php/shin-sung-career-707-22-carbine-pcp/ It does remind me of another gun but I am buggered if I can remember which. Phil
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Hw100Kt Trigger Adjustment
philpot replied to steg's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
The link opens fine for me. Interesting topic because I find my TX too light but not happy about adjusting it, out of my comfort zone.... Phil -
Carl, even though I have not used your services, your reputation here and on other sites is second to none and it will be only a matter of time before I do make the call to you. I know some people are not very good at keeping in touch which in turn p1sses people off who are waiting because they are looking forward to getting their guns back after the upgrades but it is good to see you admit that aspect of your work is not your best forte but I have never heard anyone say even the slightest bad thing about the workmanship. I was sorry to hear of the death in your wife's family a little whil