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  1. philpot
    Hi Can you confirm which Hawke scope you have on the Wildcat please. What sort of shotgun are you looking for. If I am totally honest, I want a Wildcat but was not really looking too hard until next year (bought too many guns/scopes this year) but I never say never. Phil
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    Rez, give Crawfords in Scunthorpe a call because he has a couple of simmons scopes in his s/h section, if he has a WTC, I will pick it up for you and meet up to hand it over before I bugger off to Suffolk again. If he has one and you want me to get it, just tell him Phil Roberts will collect. Phil
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    How about something like this Brocock Contour single shot PCP which as it happens might just be up for sale very soon. 35'' with mod, 28'' without mod and weighing about 2.5k, super super light. Shown with my Stumpy mod which is 2'' less than the one on now so really 33'' with the mod shown. Phil
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    There is a chap on Airgun Forum, Honest Bob, who has produced a ratter from a PCP pistol by making a skeleton stock, fitted a mod and scope which is really good but it comes down to you making the stock yourself. I know that I couldn't do it but you might be able to make one. Phil
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    Have not seen those for a long time............ Phil
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    Perish the thought Mark.......................
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    Just opened a few parcels that have been delivered today, one of them is the Mamba Lite scope I bought on flebay Sunday night. On first viewing, very impressed with both the glass and the weight. Never had the Christmas tree recticle before but I am sure I will get used to it. A change round of scopes tonight/tomorrow morning, Mamba Lite onto the Ultra, the Nikko Mountmaster onto the TX and the Varmint from the TX is already off and possibly fit to the Rapid when I get it. I have some serious thinking to do regarding rifle line up after I get into the Rapid because it is likely that m
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    Don't you bloody start
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    Cheers Rez, that will be good mate. Phil
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    Ah well, enjoy the biking before it gets too cold. Phil
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    If you make the holes bigger, don't go right through so the mag can't be pushed all the way through. It would look and work much better. Phil
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    Completely agree but not sure what the score would be with old charlie. To be honest though, I think it would be as rare as hens teeth that I would get close enough to even consider a shot, it is more theory than any intention. Phil
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    Well I will get some in .22 when I have the gun to try out, it may be quite interesting. Phil
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    Has anybody got a BSA .177 new type (plastic) mag that they would like to sell, thought it worth asking before buying a new one. Are the older metal ones worth bothering with. Phil
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    Forgive me but surely the hard point of those pellets is going to aid the pellet go straight through more easily rather than cause more damage once in the target which seems to go against the principle of pellet damage. I do wonder if they would stop a fox with a head shot from my soon to be FAC rapid..................hmmmm Phil
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    I have not seen any posts from Mitch for a while....................................where are you Mitch. Phil
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    A little ahead of myself here but my FAC ticket is due in the next couple of weeks if there are no delays which means I can go and collect my Rapid Mk2 fac .22. Now a thought just crossed my mind, the BSA bottle is aluminium, what is the Rapid bottle made of, if steel, do any of you Rapid boys fit an aluminium bottle to keep weight down at the front or is it not available or needed. Would an R10 bottle fit if needed. Just curious and the mind is thinking more and more about this gun or at least getting hold of it. Phil
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    They are a lovely looking rifle Jon, it is a wonder they don't produce one in subdued colours or plain wood. A friend of mine in Suffolk has just bought a Hatsan semi auto shotgun in PINK camo for pigeon shooting over decoys.................................WHAT. Well she and her partner do a great deal of shooting so I was surprised at her buying this colour but she said it worked a treat and far more effective than black barrels without any birds jinking away when they saw the gun so perhaps if the shape is broken down, that could be more important. I think I will reserve judgement o
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    To be honest, I wanted a Viper Connect but no good for NV add-on and this is lighter, if it anywhere near as good as my Genesis, it will be spot on and just about right for the Ultra..............................or perhaps the Wildcat, when I get one. Phil
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    No longer looking for a Mamba Lite...................................just bought one on ebay Yeeeehaaa Phil
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    There was a BSA scope on the Ultra I just bought which IMO was not good by any means so took into the RFD to see what he had and sat on the counter was a s/h Nikko Mountmaster AO, a quick chat and a straight swap. Now I hear a lot of bad reports about this scope and have to say that it is nothing more than a stop gap until I have decided what to do with the rifles........................it is not bad at all, okay the outer edge definition of the lens is soft compared to my Hawke Varmint and MTC Genesis but quite usable and the cross hair is not too thick either so I might even keep it and put
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    Have you tried the polymag short Jon, they cycle in most mags. Phil
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    A bit late but why not get a quick fill cylinder second hand, a lot less messing around. Which model HW100 have you bought, standard or carbine (SK or TK) version. Phil
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    I find most AA guns have a similar cocking issue, I don't think it is a problem just the design. I picked a 410 for my son in law which was the same and was advised by the RFD that with AA bolt action guns you should use your thumb to centralize the bolt when pulling it back which does seem to work. Phil
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    I agree, it is worth pushing him on price because he might think the stock appearance is cool but should you decide to sell it at some point, those holes/carving WILL knock the price down. Phil
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