SEAN3513
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different...i must say....looks a bit quirky..... i agree with GEOFF C probably not enough beam?? was shooting once and a bloke had a remote control head torch......he kept the remote taped onto his stock it beamed about 40-50m......better than butchering your stock!!! think it was a PETZL head torch...........bloody useful tho!!! used to sell them at GREYS OF ALNWICK ( FISHING SHOP) havn't seen them for while tho!
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i know its easy to say....................but....time and paitence and them some more time and even more paitience. we had a similar situation when we where rifle shooting(rimfire) and we just put longer sessions in and it eventually paid off but if the rabbits are easily spooked dont supose theres much else to do...........perhaps STILLAIR 1 has raised an interesting point??!! hope whatever you do mate pays off and good luck..
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Tularemia is one of the most infective bacteria known; fewer than ten organisms can cause disease leading to severe illness in humans. The course of disease involves spread of the organism to multiple organ systems, including the lungs, liver, spleen, and lymphatic system. The course of disease is similar regardless of the route of exposure. Mortality in untreated (pre-antibiotic-era) patients has been as high as 50% in the pneumoniac and typhoidal forms of the disease, and even with antibiotics the fatality rate is as high as 2%. The exact cause of death is unclear, but it is thought be a com
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COULD BE TULAREMIA: Tularemia or Rabbit fever is a decreasing but serious disease carried through the blood and the air that attacks the internal organs. Humans are often infected by a tick bite or through handling an infected animal. Ingesting infected water, soil, or food can also cause infection. Tularemia can be acquired by inhalation; hunters are at a higher risk for this disease because of the potential of inhaling the bacteria during the skinning process. Always carefully inspect the liver of your rabbit for white, yellow or any other spotting which can indicate Tularemia. If you ev
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Well said. thanks mate
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well said everybody.................always just one or two nobs that screw it up for the sport. one small incident does more damage to airgunning then we would even dare consider. licensing will probably happen.......but the real answer is tougher sentencing and banning bb guns as they have no purpose for hunting and the only thing the little dicks seem to want to shoot is each other or worse passers by...........maybe they should be added to the general licence!!!!!! i wish that just once the media would release a story that championed airgunning instead of branding us all and gun
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got an 8 year old bitch , still as keen and agile as she was at 12 months. who cares about pedigree and papers.......its the dog that matters ( when it comes to jr's) great with the kids and around the house. very intelligent dogs.......which can lead them to being a bit stubborn at times, but, put the time in and you will have a good dog................. theres no such thing as a bad dog...................but plenty of bad owners. good luck mate
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nice work mate..........good luck at the weekend...........i got another permission last week..good feeling isn't it..........cant beat being out with your weapon in hand ( no no no you pervs) your GUN!!!!! i shoot a solo in .22 personally i think its very underated gun.....bloody accurate!!! all the best fella..........let us know how you get on.
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hello mate......what make are they??? new or used, condition?? thanks a lot
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quality fishing mate..........what an awesome day out................where did you go???
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JAM SANDWICHES..............DON'T CURE THE SICKNESS......JUST TASTE BETTER WHEN THEY COME BACK UP.....Hehe!!!!
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AIR GUNNER MAY 2008 I QUOTE using a hw100 at 11.5 ft lbs for .22 and 10.8 ft lbs for .177 at 45 yards the .177 hits the target at 6.4ft lbs at 45 yards the .22 hits the target at 7.3 ft lbs .177 at 10 yards retains 89% energy .177 at yards retains 40% energy .22 at 10 yards retains 92% energy .22 at yards retains 50% energy it does say that the .177 has a faster pellet speed and a flatter trajectory my original post may have been slightly mis-leading with regards to velocity......appologies i just wanted peoples opinions on which they think is
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yes ............. it has photographs of the penetration
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i suggest what i shoot for ........... experience wasn't mentioned........thanks anyway
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just been reading in air gun mag....about calibre!!! it shows greater penetration into plastacine ( dont know if this is an ideal control material) with .177 but the balastic data shows that .22 has greater velocity, retains more power, travels faster etc,etc. is this because of the flater trajectory of the .177? judging by the users of this forum...they seem to favour .22 (as do i) is this due to the beleif that bigger is better??? i shoot mainly for rabbits, squirrels and the usual general licence vermin. i was wondering if any body has had greater results with .22 or
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very nice.......looks awesome in tactical.... sorry to be a nob.....but what scope have you got fitted.......looks wrong way round?????? thanks mate
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no......just beleive in telling the truth fella!!!!!!! don't think that would work in advertising??? but RICHTER OPTIK are probably the best scopes in the world!!! LOL......
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hello mate....just in the process of buying a new scope.....after looking round, i have settled on the RICHTER OPTIK 3-9 X 50 with illuminated mil dot , reasonable price at approx £50......seems as good as anything else ive looked at......even better than some at 3 times the money....i am on a budget.....if your not then..........the choice is endless. anyway.......good luck and check out the RICHTER OPTIK range....they are very nice. bugger me........just read this back.......sounds like an advert for RO scopes......!!!!!!!!!
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acupells are good pellets.........use them myself along with air arms field and premier.......very accurate and consistant...........try different pellets at different ranges. luckily my local gun shop let me have small quantaties 20 - 50 pellets....so i can try before i buy cheers
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hello mate.......i have always shot betwen the eye and the base of the ear or just in front of shoulders ( lungs and heart)....at 35 yards max, you should NOT shoot them anywhere else!!!!!!!!!! Birds are head or neck shots as far as i am aware but hopefully some of the more experienced fellas will advise on this one..........good luck mate and happy hunting!!!!!!
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looking for a new scope!!!!!!!! 3-9 x 50 mil dot illuminated??? like the look of the richter optik??? any good?? whats good, whats bad???? any advice welcome cheers
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got any pics mate
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JUST SEEN THIS ON EBAY!!!!!!!!!!!! HOPE ITS OF SOME USE.....GOOD LUCK FELLA!! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BSA-Super-10-Ten-Ful...1QQcmdZViewItem
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LOGUN SOLO , 10 SHOT MAG, LOGUN SILENCER, BARREL BAND. AND DONT LAUGH!!!!!!!! A CROSSMAN TRIPLE STRIKE........CHEAP PLASTIC GUN....BUT SOOOOO MUCH FUN!!!!!!!! AND DONT LAUGH EVEN MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A PLAINSMAN PUMP ACTION.............SO CRAP ITS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
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thanks for your advice, ive been using acupells......seem preety good......read somwhere on the forum that logun's are factory tested with acupells.......can anybody confirm this???? or can anybody recommend anything else decent in the pellet market mainly for rabbits
