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moonflight

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  1. Haggis save your money get yourself down on the shore the rewards are much more satisfying surely there will be some local lads on here put you in the write direction.
  2. its simple because the majority of us enjoy a write up accompanied by a photo .you dont feel the need to write about or take a photo if everyone was the same then this forum or any other would be pointless simple answer.
  3. sounds like a good day deker a few shots and some good crack.
  4. I think you should read it again. I read it as needing to be a BASC member to get advice from BASC. I know a lot of people ignore puntuation when posting on the www, but not in this case. Perhaps a new paragraph would have made things more clear. is that PUNCTUATION .
  5. mark if that's your lass they could have my creek i would stay in bed.
  6. nothing to killing range but steel is the cheapest non toxic by far to buy and to reload .i enquired last year to get a zabala 10 bore, rebored to 1/4 and 1/4 was quoted £25 per barrel. Cheers for the info....any chance of an address or phone number of this gunsmith..??? Alan you have pm alan.
  7. i've got one, will rake it out del.
  8. nothing to killing range but steel is the cheapest non toxic by far to buy and to reload .i enquired last year to get a zabala 10 bore, rebored to 1/4 and 1/4 was quoted £25 per barrel. Cheers for the info....any chance of an address or phone number of this gunsmith..??? Alan i will get in touch with him for you over the next week alan and get back to you.
  9. nothing to killing range but steel is the cheapest non toxic by far to buy and to reload .i enquired last year to get a zabala 10 bore, rebored to 1/4 and 1/4 was quoted £25 per barrel.
  10. it would workout cheaper to get the barrels bored out so you could fire steel through it cost about £50
  11. nice flooring ' welldone del.
  12. two word's COWARDICE B@@@@@D'S !
  13. welldone teckel' what area in the country did you shoot that ?
  14. i agree nothing wrong with 2"3/4 42 gram no3 for inland geese. out of interest where are you going shooting? if you go at start of season when the birds are not wary of coming into decoys then use 2"3/4 but if you go round xmas time when the bird might not be as commiting as they would be at start of season then you might want somthing with abit more range 3"or 3.5". stick to 3or4s for better patterns and leave any lead bbs at home. good for the steel as pellet size is whats needed but wouldnt put lead bbs in my car. but i would work with 1/4choke for better patterns.just my opinion mark
  15. i agree nothing wrong with 2"3/4 42 gram no3 for inland geese. out of interest where are you going shooting? if you go at start of season when the birds are not wary of coming into decoys then use 2"3/4 but if you go round xmas time when the bird might not be as commiting as they would be at start of season then you might want somthing with abit more range 3"or 3.5". stick to 3or4s for better patterns and leave any lead bbs at home. good for the steel as pellet size is whats needed but wouldnt put lead bbs in my car. but i would work with 1/4choke for better patterns.just my opinion mark
  16. i agree nothing wrong with 2"3/4 42 gram no3 for inland geese. out of interest where are you going shooting? if you go at start of season when the birds are not wary of coming into decoys then use 2"3/4 but if you go round xmas time when the bird might not be as commiting as they would be at start of season then you might want somthing with abit more range 3"or 3.5". stick to 3or4s for better patterns and leave any lead bbs at home. good for the steel as pellet size is whats needed but wouldnt put lead bbs in my car. but i would work with 1/4choke for better patterns.just my opinion mark
  17. YES YOU CAN SHOOT CANADA GEESE NOW UNDER 'GENERAL LICIENCE' BUT SHOW RESTRAINT AND WAIT TILL THE 1'ST SEPTEMBER . Methinks not, under the General licence you can only kill Canada geese out of season to protect crops, what crops are you protecting at this time of year? The Canada goose was first added to three general licences in England by DEFRA on 1st March 2005 as provided for by the Wildlife and Countryside Act, 1981. As of 1st January 2008 Natural England is responsible for the issuing of these licences for the following purposes only; to prevent serious damage to livestock,
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