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you sure only 5 shots...i thought on section one there is no limit but had to justfy why you want a shot gun with more then 3 shots?
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This is a new shotgun the AA-12 would be great for practicle, rough shooting and defence (if we were allowed to do such a thing) take a look: whats the chance of getting this (semi auto only) on section 1
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Which stock material is better ? walnut or synthetic....I will be using the shotgun for clays, raugh shooting and a bit of practicle.
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5.56mm rimfire walther g22 (.22lr but this sounds better) beretta handgun chambered for 4.5mm co2 an east german TAC revolver .22 ME 38 brocock TAC revovler .22
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What is me38??? And, if apparently it was correct with the Brocockl, how did you get 715 ft sec with other stuff..did you oil the barrel in between? me38 is one of the models of a brocock revolver.....the one that the peice of shit press went mental about.....never oiled the barrel in between in shots.
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something is screwd but it aint the unit, as it gave correct muzzle velocity for the brocock me38!
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They are to do with something being screwed up..625-715ft sec out of a Co2...I assume it is a normal beast and not some daft FAC variation...this doesn't happen.. and if putting a bit of oil down the barrel could make it happen then the Co2 world would be buying oil by the barrel!!! yer just the standard beretta
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none at all, someone told me at the club, that co2 wouldnt ignite the oil as it would need air?? but he wasnt sure? cheers
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I am fed up of people saying its easier to get a section 2 (shotgun) authorisation then section 1 authorisation!!....ITS FALSE.......if are turned down for a section 1 you will also be turned down for a section 2 as well, as you would have demostate that you are not danger to peace etc, a banned person from owning firearms, a mental or unfit to hold guns. The biggest difference with sc1 is you have to justify every firearm you want to use or buy, unlike shotguns. as long you can give a good reason and you pass the background check you will get a section 1! so if you already have a shot
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I recently got one those £40 Combro chronoscope, I fired my beretta co2 into it, and i am getting results like e.g. accupel pellets: 625fps, geco pellets - 719 fps. When i fired my brocock's in it, the velocities came up to what i expected ie. near book values. I did oil my beretta's barrel, so are these high velocities true because of dieseling or somthing else?? ps. the beretta has a standard velocity of 400fps or 550fps with co2 pel pellets
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I thinking getting this red / green dot sight, it also has options for a cross heir and different dot sizes....(not a typical cheapy crap) red dots have came along way, used a lot in by the old bill (mainly us swat teams) and the isreal army use them on they new service weapon, in fact on the future weapons show, the guy managed a head shot on a tin hat man target at 150 yards. So i am thinking would it be good for hunting up to 100 yards?? has anyone used these the bushnell red green dot?
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Hi, I thinking getting this red / green dot sight, it also has options for a cross heir and different dot sizes....(not a typical cheapy crap) red dots have came along way, used a lot in by the old bill (mainly us swat teams) and the isreal army use them on they new service weapon, in fact on the future weapons show, the guy managed a head shot on a tin hat man target at 150 yards. So i am thinking would it be good for hunting up to 100 yards?? has anyone used these the bushell red green dot?
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umerex now owns walther, so you should get the walther accuracy and quality
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Carbines are good for house clearing bulpup are the best i think......best of both worlds....full leath rifle barrel in carbine size wapon. Examples are the SA80, strayer AUG and walther g22 among others
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Hit man...the money is good and the hours are short, other than that "shooting" for a living is hard work, daft hours and poor pay....but I love it!!! I hear that the mets anti brasilian squad based at stockwell have got some vancansies going! get to carry and use all sorts of firearms including a HK G3
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AK47 (straight pull of course) should put an end to these stories of wild cats walking around. The 30 rounds in mag is just in case it decides to charge at you. seriously, If seen on private land please shoot on sight!
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/ rip her in half and some !!!!!!! I want one NOW!!!!!!! what good reason would have to give to get one ?
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What is a fac rifle and what can it do?
JOE BLOCKY replied to essexlad06's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
In short, all your spring air rifle will be good for, both practically and legally is target shooting and perhaps some small vermin shooting at close range (by that I mean probably withing 30meters). Hope this clears it up. you can hunt vermin with an air rifle up to 40 yards -
50 yards max for 12flb air rifle........although i have heard of some people shooting vermin with one at 70 yards?? but i wouldnt recommended it...as you prob have to 'put it out of its pain' ps. is the max hunting range for a .22lr/5.56 standard velocity 120 yards??? how much does the range increase if i were to use hyper velocity hollowpoints?
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I like .177 esp. hollow points....BUT this why .22 is better....with smaller pellets / bullets, because the weight is much less then say a e.g. a .22, the .177 has less inertia, and thus will slow down faster then a heavy round, as the heavy round will more inertia and will take longer to slow down because of the heaver weight. The heaver round will have more range, but more importantly, the .22 will retain more of its velocity and energy at longer rangers then a .177. This of course applies to all types of ammo weather it be bullets or pellets.
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hi] anyone have the co2 makarov auto loaderer.. is it any good?? can you cock the top slide with the mag inside the firearm?
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yer in peices
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My point was that with an airgun, it's very hard to kill someone. From .22LR and upward, that is not the case, hence the differentiation. Yes, i get your point now....yer you a right, airguns were premarly designed for hunting small vermin or target practice..for example..on some of the usa wbsites, forums etc, those co2 or air pistols are sometimes called training wapons.........to all the way to full match types pistols...which is what they are for, training / match tools (if you live in usa, use your co2 pistol for practice in the garage and the 9mm one on the range.) I dont like
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MILITARY LOOKLIKE RIFLES GIVE BAD PRESS????
JOE BLOCKY replied to JOE BLOCKY's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
polymer stocks are better then walnut stocks because they are weather proof???? This is what i heard. If thats true that would be very good on the field with the climate we get in the UK.