SharpShooter14

Now SOLD

This total package includes Cobra Merlin monocular, Dipol IR laser with weaver mount, x10 different sized rings to ensure a snug fit, DSA adaptor, x2 carrying cases and batteries. NOW SOLD It works great with air rifles, all the way up to centrefires for foxing as it has good range out to 200yds. Selling this whole group for £350 including postage or nearest sensible offer as it is in very good condition and has not seen more than 10 hours usage maximum. Face to face or postage within UK is fine. This group picture does not show the other two rings and DSA unit as I forgot

RIFLE NOW SOLD. Thanks to everyone who had a look.

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Selling this walnut stock .22 air rifle for £500 (compared to around £800 new) because I have little time for shooting any longer. This includes: Weihrauch silencer + x2 14 shot mags. Also will throw in a tub of 300 ultra magnum pellets (seem to work particularly well with this rifle). Bipod and scope in pictures not included. This rifle is in great condition, and last month had all the seals replaced on the cylinder. It's shooting smoothly at 11.6ft/lbs and is very accurate out to 45 yards easily. It also comes with the instruction manual and all the original bits and bobs for chargin

Don't forget the HM2, It has all the properties of the HMR however the range is a little less (not by alot though), ammo is cheaper than HMR, flat out to about 110yds. It's just an HMR projectile on a .22 case - Great little round

Might be an idea to produce a trailer so people know what they are getting so to speak. Just a short one that will show the different aspects you are covering and how they will appear on screen. e.g. fieldcraft, gutting/preparation, equipment etc. Great shooting by the way.

For that sort of money you'd be looking at a Gen1 add on system and a decent laser. The add on can be easily taken on and off your day scope and depending on how good your scope is, can be as effective as a dedicated NV scope. Give these guys a call and they will get you a good deal: http://www.nightvisionsuppliesltd.co.uk/ I bought a setup off the owner (Geoff) for £550 and use it can be used easily out to 200yds. Good luck.

Swarovski, Zeiss etc. They're all very very expensive but you deffinetly get what you pay for. As for the MTC, some people find the crosshair to cluttered and unnecessary for deer. Also, they have very large turrets on them and I know people who have had difficulty fitting them in cabinets. But depending on how many rifles you have in your cabinet you can turn the rifle sideways. The Falcon Menace scopes have better glass clarity I think and aren't too pricey, however they also have quite large turrets on them and they don't lock into place, unlike the MTCs - so its quite easy to kno

Yes deffinetly... its ALOT better than the SAK. Especially if you are shooting near stables like I do then noise restriction is really important.

Another vote for the ASE Ultra. SAK are exactly that, a sack of sh*t. You could pick up an ASE Ultra for less than £120, I think I got mine for £.

I managed to get my FAC with .17HM2 on it just after my fifteenth birthday. The best way I found was to get a 'mentor' - someone who already has an FAC and is willing to show you the ropes, so that when you apply, you can say you have some understanding about the rifle and are safety conscious. A mentor can be anyone who owns an FAC, (mine was a mate of my dad). But if there is anyone on any shooting forums (including this one) near your area who are willing to let you use their rifle(s) then that is the best way to get an FAC. It also helps alot if you join a club, this also shows you

This may sound like a stupid question, but aren't pistols illegal in the UK?

Same here, they're great day scopes and work well with nightvision.

Anyone?