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Smudge00

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About Smudge00

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  • Birthday 01/01/1982

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  1. Thanks chap that should settle it. Cheers Smudge
  2. Hey Was having a few jars with friends the over night and reloading came up. Now I didn't know so just sat back and lisened as they started rowing about whether you'd need to change your ticket to start reloading or just go out buy the tools and start. Can you chaps fill me in so I can settle this. Cheers Smudge
  3. Well I'v had it to pieces and shaved a bit off the stock to give it a bit of clearance. I did find two little lugs on it which the barrel sits on which baffled me as I thought it was meant to be a completly floating barrel. Does anyone know if they can be taken off or are they ascentual.
  4. Hey On the T3 is the barrel meant to float right up to the action. On mine when I run a piece of paper between barrel and stock it only gets to about the front of the scope. What sort of clearence should there be. Cheers Smudge
  5. I've tryed to date:- Remmy 75grain"rubbish" Winshester 55grain"really rubish" Norma 55 and 100grain"not bad" I'm really looking for a 55-75 grain with some good grouping lots more to have a go with I know but its handy to be pointed in the right direction. Cheers Smudge
  6. Hi all Just a quickie. I'm fed up of the standard trigger (too heavy for my liking) and I’ve wound the grub screw out as far as it will go. Does anyone know where I can get a trigger to suit which can be adjusted very light? Cheers Smudge
  7. Miruku are a good weapon I use a little 26" barrel 3800 for everything from game including high birds to pigeon and rabbits, its never failed me. But Beretta silver pigeon or Browning 525 will do exactly the same. My advice would be to go to have a look in the gun shop and see what feels the best in your hands.
  8. Yeah bud good glass. When I got one I wasn't sure it was going to last having always previously gone for top end glass. I must say in bad light conditions (dawn/dusk) it won't touch my s&b's but I'v had one on my .22lr for a few months and bashed it about a bit and used it for a lot of lamping and its still going and hasn't lost its zero so for the price I can't really fault it. Regards Smudge
  9. Hello Has anyone used the air pro decoys from Decoying.co.uk on a whirler look a good idea but a bit pricy. http://www.decoying.co.uk/?page=show-item&item=592 Cheers smudge
  10. There mainly going to be used early morning and dusk for deer. Budget is £250 but it will stretch a bit. I know you get what you pay for with glass, would love some swaro's but can't even find some secondhand in my budget.
  11. Hello Made my mind up I need some good Bino's and got it narrowed down to two models 'Hawk Frontier ED Binoculars' or some'Vortex Vipers' both 8x42 and in my price bracket. Has anyone used them, owned them even had a look through them at dusk? Cheers smudge
  12. Looks a nice bike Teejay got a similar setup myself but I did have to put my rest a lot lower so I was leaning over the bike more found it a lot more stable on a windy night. Keep bashing the bunnys mate.
  13. Does the trigger on the Anschutz 1417 have an adjustable trigger pull similar to the sako quad with an allen key screw adjuster.
  14. Just applied for another 22lr had my dads anschtuz semi on my ticket for 6 years but gave up using it, crap trigger and grouped like a shotgun and found my .17hmr to be too loud for lamping after a wile the rabbits get a bit weary. I'm torn between 3 all bolt action Anschutz, CZ or sako. The latter I know all about as thats what I got my 17 in and like it but could someone fill me in on the other two. Accuracy, trigger and anything else helpfull? Thanks Smudge
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