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    Hi Banjoman. Go to the Gym and stop being so gay! Pianoman
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    What are you doing eating that un-godly foreign muck on a Sunday? Andy, if Jo knew you are eating that, she'd have a blue fit. Come shooting tomorrow as planned? AND..by the way! I got the FILLMORE NORTH keyboards gig today. great crew. Can't wait to get out on the road with them. Simon
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    MODS. This should definately be pinned. A lot of thought and care has gone into presenting a lot of information as readably understandable as possible for the most inexperienced newcomer looking for his/her first gun. Darryl you've done a fantastic job mate. Well done. Simon
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    I want a garden like that! Great to see hunting shots of this order Shay. What an amazing opening bag! That Tench-reg'd Ultra looks and shoots the business pal. I imagine the house here is really beautiful too. Great stuff Shay. Thanks for sharing it with us. A well deserved SPA! ATB Simon
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    Fantastic Bill. I really enjoyed the video on Terry Doe's visit to the Weihrauch factory in Germany. Thanks for posting it up! ATB Simon
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    Blimey Lew, what shape was the butt-pad in, if the rest of the rifle is in bad nick? Tony/Phantom's link should provide you with all that you and dad needs to bring his HW77 back to form. If you need further help, HULL CARTRIDGE are the company who imports and distributes Weihrauch air rifle into the UK. They'll help you out very well with advice and parts too. Simon
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    Hi Shepp. Well, you know what I feel about spring rifles . Particularly Weihrauch. From the target here, at 22 yards, you have what I would have expected as a standard. A real, truly accurate rifle you can get great shooting done with. Nothing less! The H&N FTT are fantastic pellets for these German spring rifles and you'll have no worries with .20. The .22 issues I've had are a pain the Butt (intended!) but the accuracy of the majority in a tin, makes them worth putting up with. I'd love a shot or two with it Shepp. And the fully chequered stock looks lovely. Is that goin
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    Hi Mikey. Great write up and great shooting mate. You seem to be right at home with the R10 now, after letting the TX200HC go. All the best mate. Simon
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    Blimey Peter, it can't be as bad as this surely? Mark could have a valid point. There's a lot of Foxes about with so many kitts at this time of year. Or the poor weather may mean they prefer another area to feed when it's raining, maybe closer to their warrens or, within the sheltering woodland. The rabbits on my permission are never found at their usual hot-spots in the rainfall. The close range misses. Next time you go out in poor, rainy weather, fit a sunshade to your scope if it has one.... And before some bloody joker jumps up. Fitting the sunshade shelters the lens! It k
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    BLIMEY!! What the hell's been happening here? In a week I've seen Moley get a blasting from Andy over his pellet pouch, God knows why. Then he posts a thread up about joining BASA... Okay, his choice. I thought. Nothing more to it than that. NOW....How does such a simple, straightforward act, get turned into yet another fecking combat zone! It's like walking through a field full of landmines! Never too long before BOOM! There goes another! Mike? What did you write?
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    Hi Shay. Thank you so very much, that's really kind of you to say sir! All the best. Simon. Yorkshirehunter/Sean. Come over for a shoot sometime and let's see what you've got downrange. Andy is a cruel taskmaster of a range-captain mind! It was hitting pop-bottle tops clean off stones at a measured 50 metres this session! Simon
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    Monday's sound for a shoot Andy. Usual time? Bring your camera again mate, It would be good to show pics of the valley and the terrain we hunt over. Simon
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    Hi Lew. You seem like a sensible lad and I'm sure you'll be safe, fine and happy whichever way you choose your shooting to go. Just remember that no air rifle, or any firearm is ever unloaded until you have made it safe. It is the easiest thing there is to forget your gun is loaded...until you touch the trigger And be careful with using wood for a backstop. It can whack a pellet back at you with rebounding force, while material like MDF wood fibreboard can be penetrated within a few shots from a .22 air rifle. I agree with Wurz. If you get your step dad to make you an open-ended bo
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    .22 IS FOR GAYS? Aww bloody hell I hope not Craig. I couldn't bear to be rejected by blokes as well as women. I shoot one x .177 and four x .22 spring rifles that weigh more than the Earth each....So ner!. Simon
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    Good-oh mate. By the way Andy, I left my bag of test pellets in your car I think. Senior moment, y'know Simon
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    Now how the bloody hell has this post ended up appearing twice in the section? Bloody computers! Anyway thank you all, Peter, Bill, Andy and Mark for your kind responses. And Mark; Just to say thanks again mate, so kind of youy to help a fellow shooter out like this. The Crossman Premier Magnums were not a success with the HW77 mate, but, my TX200 .22 rifle loved them. Much better than Air arms Field 5.51mm and they were a pretty safe bet! I have resolved to keep with the .22 H&N Field Target Trophy for the HW77 and just put up with any inconsistencies as they manifest. The majority
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    Goodmorning Gentlemen. It was one of those days when you can swing time off work and get out with your rifle in good weather. I gave Andy a bell and he was over in an hour..with condition. "I have to get back earlier than the usual dark hour finish. before Ten". Well a few hours is better than nothing so, off to field No.1 with a batch of rifles and some assorted ammo to test. We set up targets and zeroed up. Thanks to Markha's kindness, a batch of Crossman Premier Magnums and some elderly H&N FTTs from him and a tin of Accupels kindly given by Andy proved very accurate i
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    Goodmorning Gentlemen. It was one of those days when you can swing time off work and get out with your rifle in good weather. I gave Andy a bell and he was over in an hour..with condition. "I have to get back earlier than the usual dark hour finish. before Ten". Well a few hours is better than nothing so, off to field No.1 with a batch of rifles and some assorted ammo to test. We set up targets and zeroed up. Thanks to Markha's kindness, a batch of Crossman Premier Magnums and some elderly H&N FTTs from him and a tin of Accupels kindly given by Andy proved very accurate i
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    Email Weihrach-Sport at MyWeihrauch. They'll tell you when your rifle was delivered from them. Takes around a couple of weeks for reply.
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    Westlakes' a pile of cheap horrible shite mate. Tin cans and paper in the back garden are fine but against fur and feather, you'll need to up as close as possible or chances are you will miss or, if you hit anywhere, it will likely be a wounding shot and that's not sporting. If you are going to shoot something to kill an animal with, you need accuracy and proper power to get a successful headshot at distance. Get a good and proper .22 spring rifle like a BSA, Webley, Air Arms springer .22 Weihrauch HW80, HW77 HW95, HW99S, HW98 spring rifle; or HW90 Gas ram. Plenty of these around for goo
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    Hi Chipper. Should be in Tech section this. Well? Gun? Make, Model? Calibre? Power output level? Pianoman
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    Where do you contact this Dunelm? I could do with these to refill mine too! Got a tiny fag burn hole in mine from my bloody smoking days and I've been steadilly losing the bloody stuff one bean at a time through it; till now, I've lost half the filling! Cheers chaps! Simon
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    Hi Beano. I'm not a pcp man but, I have shot with a very well-sorted BSA R-10 .22 rifle that belongs to one of the top shots here and I liked that very much. I haven't heard anything bad about either rifle so, it's a matter for your personal taste! Simon
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    Hi Malt. The Webley Osprey was a sidelever, and very accurate, if not particularly powerful; around 9.8 to 10.3 ft/lbs on avarage. The Tracker followed it as a carbine sidelever. Webley maintained it was a seperate rifle but, it did share Osprey components. The Webley Omega break barrel rifle appeared around 1984-85 as a direct competitor to the Weihrauch HW80 that came out a year or so before. I bought one purely on the rifle's looks and handling of the stock, which was truly lovely. The rifle even came supplied with sling swivells already fitted -imagine that with an air rifle today!
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