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    With billions of people on this Earth I am bound to sound like someone, not my problem.
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    Make up your mind, first it was Dr. B now it is Dr who
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    It is a personal choice, but on The Hunting Life apparently it is not.
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    Well done and good luck. For those who are still looking this is just my way of thinking. Trust with the first impression is paramount . Respect, Professionalism and Trust must always be first priority and maintained when applying or finally shooting on someone else's land, once the door is open word of mouth is always your best friend. But Respect, Professionalism and Trust is and always will be Number One, if not all that you have gained can be lost in the blink of an eye. Some get very over complacent and forget how privileged they are.
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    Good luck with the weather, hope you have a pleasent time whatever happens.
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    Welcome and pleasant times
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    Welcome and pleasant times
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    Welcome and pleasant times
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    Welcome and pleasant times
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    Thank you all, I can see the it is going to be fun here.
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    New Member Introduction Gradually Made My Way Backhttp://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/349424-gradually-made-my-way-back/
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    Mine Is Better Than Yours crops up a lot on The Hunting Life. WHY? Calibre, Make, Power, Price, and so on and so on. Is this a boast or a fact? Is it not just better to say if it is capable of doing the job that you want it to do and you are happy with it, price, calibre and with your own skills and so on, then is it not more than a match? Without Skill the tools used are just lots of items. Come on let us all Live and let Live without this Superiority Complex. JUST MY THOUGHTS Thank you for your time. Renos Just-A-snap
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    Welcome and pleasant times
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    Welcome and pleasant times
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    To those who have bothered, I thank you for your welcome. Kindest regards
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    The price of any goods has nothing to do with quality. Read my words properly before passing judgment, I did not say that I could not afford £750. And good for you if you had to save up. That is my last on this subject. And thank you for your welcome to The Hunting Life.
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    Hello there to all members, I am fifty eight years old and my name is Renos, AKA just-A-snap, have gradually made my way back to air rifle shooting. As a child in the 1960s my brother would let me shoot his air rifle at anything and everything in our back garden. I was hooked on shooting until the very early 1980s. In early 2015, that is to say this year, after a long time thinking about the rifle that I wanted to come back to shooting with the plunge was finally taken. Got Two, One BSA Ultra Tactical Se .22 with Hawke Eclipse 4-16x50 AO IR Mil Dot and One BSA Scorpion Tactical Se .1
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    Not everyone can afford around £750 for a HW100KT trendy looking or not, should those who are on a low budget think that cheaper air rifles are worthless and only good for the car boot sale? Absolutely not. £750 is a lot of money and there are much cheaper rifles that can shoot just as well. PCP, Spring, and all other kinds of pellet rifles. just-A-snap Renos New Menber
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    NOT ADVISE, JUST MY THOUGHTS Look at your requirements for today as well as the future, it is a tool and not a fashion statement. Take your time when looking, do not rush in and pay well over the odds. You are the one who has to live with your decision, it is your money and also your choice. There are not that many bad air rifles now days. £1000 plus air rifles are not the Holy Grail as are the Low End not the Pits. Skills of the shooter are more important. Practice, Practice, Practice and more Practice is always a help. £1000 plus and Low End air rifles are only as good as all the s
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    To my mind .22 or .177 is not the issue, cheap or expensive also is neither here nor there, will the product one choses be fit for purpose? Will it correspond with ones skills? Or more importantly makes one feel at ease with ones choice and not take any notice of others prejudice. If it is to kill vermin and one has the skills then both can do the job more than adequately as everyone knows. Just-A-snap Renos A new member
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