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    Hi Blackfox, I'm just having a think about getting a lighter CF caliber somewhere in between my rim fires IE .17HMR, .22LR, and my .22-250, for foxes, I want it because from time to time I shoot close to residential houses at night (some have tree huggers within thier walls) on the edge of some my permissions, and I find the crack from my .22-250 even with the t8 moderator is quite loud. So I was thinking of a .204, .22Hornet, or .222, as an addition to my Cert. if my FAO agrees, I use my .22-250 also for roe, so I would not be giving this one up. Bob. Reading the above, the Horne
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    Hi Blackfox, I'm just having a think about getting a lighter CF caliber somewhere in between my rim fires IE .17HMR, .22LR, and my .22-250, for foxes, I want it because from time to time I shoot close to residential houses at night (some have tree huggers within thier walls) on the edge of some my permissions, and I find the crack from my .22-250 even with the t8 moderator is quite loud. So I was thinking of a .204, .22Hornet, or .222, as an addition to my Cert. if my FAO agrees, I use my .22-250 also for roe, so I would not be giving this one up. Bob. Reading the above, the Horne
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    Logic, a very good reply, i agree with the the of the heavy/varmint barrel. Its also cost wise as factory ammo is cheap compared to .22-250. Also there is noise - my .204 with a pes t12 is sooooo much quieter than my mates .223 with a T4 and a .22-250 with a t8. Reloading uses less powder, i was also told by firearms if i wanted a .22 CF i would have to do a DSC-1 even tho at the moment im not intrested in deer. Its very desctuctive on foxes! get the [bANNED TEXT] bullet sorted for your rilfe and its flatter than a .22-250 Hi Blackfox, It is not a requirement in law that
  4. bob.243
    Hi Blackfox, I'm just having a think about getting a lighter CF caliber somewhere in between my rim fires IE .17HMR, .22LR, and my .22-250, for foxes, I want it because from time to time I shoot close to residential houses at night (some have tree huggers within thier walls) on the edge of some my permissions, and I find the crack from my .22-250 even with the t8 moderator is quite loud. So I was thinking of a .204, .22Hornet, or .222, as an addition to my Cert. if my FAO agrees, I use my .22-250 also for roe, so I would not be giving this one up. Bob.
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    the police

    bob.243 replied to AL BUNDY's topic in General Talk

    A few years back I had a wall knocked down by a car,and the car cleared off, I called the police, when they arrived they said to me, "when you find out who it was, let us know". I believe they are 10 times worse now!!!
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    pictures

    bob.243 replied to willbur's topic in Clay Shooting

    High Willbur, Is this the one? Bob.
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    Cheers DE
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    I will let you know tomorrow. I'm picking up my new .222 brno and can't wait to get started. I have only been waiting from January for my FAC to be returned, but hey thats another storey. I'm also changing my 12g o/u for a new beretta semi auto stone coat gold.......What a weekend Hi Derry Boy, How is the new .222 going?
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    Cheers Jamie
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    Not a clue, never heard of them, but found this>>>> The Essex is a trade name for shotguns made by the Crescent-Davis Firearms Co. on shotguns made for the Belknap Hardware Co of Louisville, Kentucky. There were a couple of dozen various models made and without knowledge of exactly which model that you have I can only advise that the average retail value of one in "good" condition varies from about $350 to $600. As for parts, contact the Numrich Gun Parts Co. at www.e-gunparts.com Cheers Deker.
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    Sparrowhawk.

    bob.243 replied to bob.243's topic in Falconry

    smart bird that i used to race pigeons and one used to take one or try every day you got to take your hat off to them so nice and fast to Yes my wife's seen it a couple of times come in to the garden, she says it's like lightning. Bob.
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    Nor will it. dsc started of as a volunteer thing and now looks like some want it compulsory. where will it stop, fox shooting course,rabbit shooting cert.lamping classes etc. its a rip of price wise and is just money for the boys. stalkers managed for years without it with no large amounts of accidents that we have seen. seen some deer stalkers who would struggle to hit a cow on the arse with a shovel, so it dont make you shoot better. does driving lessons and a license stop all accidents.??????????????. Mostly agree.
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    Nice one
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    Have DSC1 and glad I did it, found it very interesting, learned an awful lot, but can't see DCS 2 making me a better stalker.
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    Hi, How's the quality of the Mossberg, my mates been talking about getting one in .308 Bob.
  16. bob.243
    Cheers Blackfox
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    Hi, Does anyone know anything about Essex shotguns, I have had one for years and years, but don't know where their from, probably Spanish I suspect.
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    Cheers all.
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    Here Here!
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    Hang your head in shame, Mr. Blair! http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21/20091122/tuk-iraq-war-s-appalling-mod-failures-6323e80.html
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    Here here
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    Cheers Colster
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    Great write up, well done
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    Welcome
  25. bob.243
    Hi, Anybody got any views on the .204 caliber?
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