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cameroncharles

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About cameroncharles

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    Brackley
  1. Morning folks,recently purchased a 6/24 sf varmint. I'm hoping it should cover my future needs for moving up to hmr etc. I really has tighten my groups up at 70yds(air rifle) but I did find one problem. Having never used more than x12 I was amazed at how hard it was to get me eye relief right. Certainly not used to moving me eye like that. Any tips on high mag eye positions(stock pads any good). Thanks for reading this far. Getting ready for 22lr/hmr as paperwork gone off today. Thanks for any advice. Cam
  2. You looked up the bore before removing the bolt,blimey brother,glad your around to tell the story! Good lesson for everyone bud
  3. Average 350 rabbits per year so yep s400=pies,stews and dogs dinners!lol
  4. If you made me choose just one to keep in the garage. It would be me hilti drill. Sun will stop shinning before the motor burns out!
  5. Weel,they tried it in brackley last week. Green transit with stickerd tried to snatch dog on lead from her whilst walking in town. Heard from local vets 2 more attempted around middleton cheney/banbury in the last 2 weeks. No reg number yet. Haven't even got the balls to try and target a male. I wonder why?gutless that's what. Cam
  6. Alright fella, welcome to the forum! You'll find just about every answer you might have on here. Best of luck with your great choice of sport. Regards. Cam
  7. Top day out story there..glad you had such a good result!
  8. Challenger with laser ir=300 plus rabbits last year. With decent ir I'm viewing a rabbit from over 150yds. Yes not cheap but easy to fit/take off. Max range with laser ir at x3 I can just see a gate at 240yds.
  9. Greetings dude, this is quiet simply the best down to earth forum to join,good choice fella and a warm welcome.
  10. Frizbees need a steady aim though which might put it past the regular hunter,best to soak back garden in oil,petrol,jelly,soap for that fully roasted fresh barbq taste. WhAt about a bamboo pit with shitty sticks,works well on most things though you need to keep the kids away..
  11. Welcome! You'll always get an honest answer here.enjoy
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