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  1. Good to hear you all had a great weekend and all for a great charity, well done to you both. Phil
  2. No just Mark and VM :laugh: :thumbs: Plus one, I feel I should say sorry. I am unsure whether to tell you that this week I have borrowed a shooting chair from A friend who is working away at the moment, bloody hell it is brilliant...........I know Mac, I know but it is really good, it is perfect for reading magazines while I wait with a gin n tonic just perfect but only using it in the garden....honest. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Shooting-Chair-Rifle-Sniper-Seat-Rifle-Rest-CAMO-BEST-PRICE-ON-EBAY-/271602603114?hash=item3f3cc6d46a:g:kVAAAOSwbqpTwYJg Phil
  3. Come on then Mitch, get them posted matey. Phil
  4. It has to be said however that Simon (pianoman) is a remarkable shot and even though he is left handed, he shot my TX 200HC right handed gun at 35mt and still put 4 pellets one on top of the other.................................impressed the hell out of me I can tell you, a different story when I shot though Phil
  5. NO NO NO don't buy raffle tickets, I want to win this Just joking boys, buy the tickets as it is for a good cause, I won't win, If I fell into a barrel full of tits, I would come out sucking my thumb so little chance of winning this cracking gun. Phil
  6. Yet another load of crap from Dayslap. You really have to wonder what is the percentage of decent rifles Vs useless crap. They should be taken to court for their attitude when they supply product not fit for purpose and at crazy prices offering NO customer support. It would not be tooooo bad if the guns were cheap stuff but when they charge top dollar, it's a joke. I'm glad you have a plan in place Simon with the right bloke. Phil
  7. Having seen first hand what an incredible shot pianoman, Simon, is and what he is able to do wth my TX let alone his own HW springers, made me quickly change my opinion of what a springer can acheive. The SPRINGER IN THE RIGHT HANDS IS EVERY BIT AS ACCURATE AS A PCP. The reality however is that IMO few people are CONSISTANTLY as good with a springer as they are with a PCP. PHIL
  8. Yes mate, I am in no rush, the FAC will take time. Phil
  9. Nice one Sean, my friend has 3 Rapid .20 (or perhaps it's 2 plus a .22) but whichever he loves his and confess, I am so looking forward to getting mine although .22, .20 is on the list....... Phil
  10. You have a very understanding wife Mitch Phil
  11. Nice one matey, I like to sit and wait but when I have a successful stalk, it always feels much better to me. Pbil
  12. I wonder if they are strong enough to run on a springer because I am going to need another scope for the Rapid and may use my Varmint from the TX so will need a replacement but cannot afford to buy another £200_300 scope in the short term. This one is no good for the Rapid as I doubt I will be able to get the nv add on to fit with the IR control. Phil
  13. Did you have a word with Simon then Phil about the fac,,air atvbjimmy :thumbs: Yes I did Jimmy and applying for an FAC ticket along with my renewal shotgun certificate so they run together. I wish I had seen your guns for sale JJM, I would have been interested. Phil
  14. I bought a Stanley tool bag from B&Q for a tenner, not too big and not too small. Phil
  15. Get thee hence temptation.......................oh, I am so weak...............deposit paid !!!! Phil
  16. There are quite a few scopes on ebay which have been bought by various people on another forum which have been a good purchase. What seems to happen however sometimes is the consistency of manufacture that has cause issues for some. The scope shown here looks to be great value for money if the glass is decent. Phil
  17. As usual Mark...............nice shooting mate. Phil
  18. I look forward to trying these out when my dear wife get down the 1500 AA Field she has in stock. I do wonder why the .177 version does not have the same following as in the world of .22, is it the fact that in 177, it is too light and more prone to cross winds. Phil
  19. Nice one Rez...........................love that rifle Phil
  20. Has your friend got sorted now Jimmy. Phil
  21. Been there, done that but not twice.................................... Phil
  22. I am not keen on mr wabbit nor is the family but as I have loads on the perm, a different approach to cooking them might be in order. Do you guys joint them or cook them whole. Phil
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