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well made me smile for the first time today
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just had a look and there's more than i thought how about being able to post on the for sales after a bit of time served on the forum or at least fill in the bloody profile for a start and then maybe say hallo
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now on evil bay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260525031989&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT
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try downloading a program called gimp its free and you can scale down your images to the required pixel size hope this helps
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i,ve had the fn12 in light hunter and sporter multi and single why ??
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convoy for me and maybe a few others from the club
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whats with all the newbs that dont bother with the site but are selling on here?? surely this aint right
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.177 in the right gun has a tendency to over penetrate i have seen numerous birds fly off and drop dead 2 mins later but on the other hand if your going for hft .22's have a habit of clipping branches its essential in both cases to know your combo completely and be confident in your shot placement at every normal hunting range, no one caliber will do the work for you or make it easier you have to put the effort into every shot and make it count
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go get the ultra fella their devastating in the field and for the few quid it costs to have em reg'ed to get 100 shots per fill its well worth it
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lmao
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its just sad that there is so much miss-information out there regarding hunting
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The most humane way of hunting for rabbit is with a high powered air rifle. A shotgun should ideally not be used as the shot pellets can ruin the meat, and the noise of the first shot will scare the rest of the rabbit population back into their burrows. With an air rifle, a rabbit can be dispatched almost silently with an accurate shot "just behind the shoulder bringing instant death." The hunter can then continue to pick off more rabbits from his or her upwind hiding place. i found this on a web site on self sufficiency now we have wanna be "hugh fernely whitting whatsits" out there shoot
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nice shooting there fella which rifle is that your using
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yup fella's still here com on grab a bargain
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thanks for all the interest but have got him a place in the local dog school and they recon we can turn him around with a bit of help sorry he's staying
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now sold thanks
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no worries Tom cheers for the info but the fill pressure isnt enough for me all the best with the sale though
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yup thats right they do
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Bipod on a under-lever
wuzzy replied to Countrykid's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
no you can use a stirrup pump fella no bigger than a bicycle pump no need for a divers bottle in your house -
hi there mate when did the test run out? and do you have any pics or info on the bottle ie has it been under water or only surface use,any dings? overall condition as would be interested but a new test is 50 and if it fails you dont get the bottle back
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the birds meat in unaffected from what the bird eats
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bisley gun blue anybody used it before
wuzzy replied to kev1986's topic in General Airgun Discussion
its £75 at Manny air guns near me and Colin is a master at it otherwise it should be OK for touching up bits but i tried a 77k and it went brown took it to Colin in the end and it was beautiful -
nice shooting there fella, but sounds like you need to knock up a permanent hide
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needs a bit of fine fitting but nothing that cant be done with a chisel and sand paper
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I'd personally go for one of the air arms range the pro sport is awesome or one of the germans