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M0SAD

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About M0SAD

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    Born Hunter
  • Birthday 20/12/1971

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    Male
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    North West UK
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    Airguns and Firearms in every possible which way and form, Hunting, Target shooting, Plinking, Fishing, Camping.....the usual testosterone fueled stuff.

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  1. Nice guns there mate, welcome back to the forum
  2. Welcome to the forum mate, enjoy
  3. Welcome to the forum, enjoy posting and commenting in the community, nice to have you around ?
  4. Thanks very much Stavross, i appreciate your reply. I was hoping so, got some Carts i'm thinking of using when out foxing as a "Backdoor" option.
  5. Thanks for the reply David, appreciated....i mean are they proofed for "Magnum" loads, such as GameBore Mammoth Hi-Bird Magnum BB 50 Grams etc, Eley Alphamax in BB or 1's and so on?
  6. Hello and welcome to the forum, North East Manchester here buddy...enjoy the forum
  7. Hey everyone, i like the look of the Browning Maxus Semi Auto, but does anyone know if it's a magnum shotgun or not? Should i steer clear of Magnum loads etc? Any info welcome, as it appears that a simple google search is not massively revealing on this matter, which leads me to assume that it's possibly not a magnum shotgun...cheers anyway :)
  8. Yeah mine prefers the 100gr bullets over anything else, but as stated will stabilise a few different bullet weights...enjoy the Howa Mark
  9. I use 100gr S&B soft points in my Howa 1500 in .243. as far as shop bought ammo goes. Though i also use home loaded 70gr Sierra Blitzking with 40gr of Vihta Vuori N140 up its backside . That being said, Deker has nailed it with his comment really. Get a couple of boxes of ammo and put some through the barrel and see how you get on. My Howa 1500 doesn't like anything over 100gr and isn't too keen on 55gr Federals, but it likes 58gr Vmax Super Performance.......For it's price the 1500 is a great rifle when you give it the right "food", try some and see how you get on.
  10. Welcome to the forum Ferny, enjoy
  11. Yes indeed, it's become almost scandalous. Not so bad on the .223 and .243 front as i load my own, but any rimmy ammo is pricey at the moment around here.
  12. Certainly more than a tenner at my local RFD these days, almost getting into HMR ammo price territory......almost :)
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