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  1. Thanks Mitch, it just might be easier to get hold of these. Phil
  2. Countryway and uttings are out of stock at present so she will be using the AA field for the time being. Just been advised that FAP is in fact JSB Exact Jumbo RS, so they might be available. Have you tested them Mitch and if so, do they perform as well as FAP in .22. Phil
  3. Very nice to see a youngster seeing the wonderful kindness extended by two of our members, fantastic guys. This may help with her eye issue and is something we do in clay shooting when someone starting off, has a left eye dominance but are right handed (or the other way around). Get a pair of very dark sunglasses and remove the right lens, then put black insulating tape over the left lens. I have NOT tried this for rifle shooting but the principle is the same and may just work fine as it forces the right eye to focus on the target and the left eye cannot have any bearing on the shooting.
  4. That is some rain matey. Pity it is such a long way from me, about 5hrs as we have nothing like this anywhere near me. Phil
  5. Thanks guys, just looked on their site, JSB's are very well priced as well. Mark, you are a gent mate Thank you but I am going to get some anyway. Phil
  6. That looks brilliant Ethan far far better than mine. How about a link David as to where you got it. Phil
  7. I saw it in the flesh, so to speak and it does look superb. Phil
  8. Ah sorry, I misunderstood. Phil
  9. I want to get some FAP to try in my wife's gun, who has the best prices/postage please. Phil
  10. If the length is the issue, use a spacer or a few spacers which can be made both cheaply and easily from wood, plastic or professionally made ones. If the stock is too low, buy a Beartooth comb raiser, brilliant product, my wife had one on a shotgun she used to own and it worked a treat. http://www.avalon-guns.com/avalon/Comb-Raisers.html Phil
  11. Good on you David. Ethan is going to be made up with that Jimmy. Phil
  12. Nice one Chris, I did wonder how long it would be before you had one. I confess I was drooling over a .22 in Crawfords last week. Phil
  13. Yes I think perhaps you could be right there Matt, better watch my step me thinks. There is still space in the bag with the gun inside. Gun length 32.5 inches with the mod fitted, 27 inches without. Phil
  14. Love yer Jimmy even though you just might be right................................... One more in the shop Rez Phil
  15. I had hold of the 410SL the other week, very impressed with how well balanced they are. Nice shooting by the way. Phil
  16. You hit the nail on the head David along with some woodies that like to sit in the trees above a place where I set my hide. Now need to get some pellets to try, got AA Field but want some others including Mitch's FAP. Now there is a point, where is the best place to get them as nobody in my area sells them. Phil
  17. For a few weeks now, my wife has shown some interest in shooting with an air rifle, she is already an experienced clay shooter and fancied having her turn with the rifle. I have been on the lookout for a small lightweight rifle, the obvious one was an Ultra but as she is buying it, did not want to spend that much on a rifle and then a scope as she may not be that keen after using the gun a while. Whilst we were in my local RFD, she spied on the shelf, a Brocock Aim-X Contour .22 which although it is a single shot gun, really appealed to her. Very light to carry around the perm and despite
  18. Best Fittings do everything you will ever need for air charging. http://www.bestfittings.co.uk/shopdisplaycategories.asp?id=20&cat=Pressure+Gauges Phil
  19. Building up nicely I think Mark Phil
  20. If that is a GAT Rez, it was my first gun and loved it, however I didn't know any better but to me it was the bees knees and a few starling and rats paid the price Phil
  21. I have, in my limited time with airguns, taken suggestion from people like Mitch who has years more experience than myself but I have to test a given pellet before being comitted to a brand. The pellet testing process is something I really enjoy and it is a good learning curve about both the gun and the pellet being tested. In my clay shooting experience, I have bought tens of thousands of cartridges and over 40+ years of shooting, I would alway buy a few boxes of shells before jumping in for a thousand. I think it is fair to say that I like to keep a very open mind on both guns and what w
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