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Everything posted by airbourne
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my lad had the 22 the ricochet was bad how he's got a 17 never had a problem with it even our fao said the 17 is safer, yeah you get the crack when fired but I would sooner have that than the ricochet , different forces have different views but some would not no one end from the other, I will give our fao his due is his a shooter and I think that makes all the diffrence
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yes mate as long as you got a licence by that I don't mean you have to carry it
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was asked to thin down the bunnies not a bad couple of nights shooting with the cz 452 .17 hmr
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yeah that's what I've been thinking something along them lines may be somebody might come up with a good solution
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its a pain when you have to carry it your knackered before you start shooting been thinking of getting a trolley of some kind anybody have any idea where you can get them from. rotary decoys net poles battery seat carts gun flask it weights a ton if you have a good way to walk to get to the right spot
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yes you can has long as you both have a licence, me and my son share a cabinet and he lives at a different address it will state on your licences the name and address where they are kept
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put the new scope on and what a pain, the scope is bril zeroed it in a 50yds then tried it out to 70 yds could not it the target it was a mile out, scratching my head, I striped it down again got the sprit level and found that the mounts were leaning to the left reversed them and it lent to the right, so went on you tube and found that this is a problem with cz 452 with this particular scope mounts they recommend bkl mounts to solve it as they are a solid mount and have no clapping plate has the clapping plate pulls it over to one side or the other lesson learnt don't buy cheap shit. so if
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just brought a Simmons white tail classic seem to have good reviews about them will see this next week.
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Whats He Looking At, In My Front Garden?
airbourne replied to Country Joe's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
fook the door open the window -
looking for something around the £200 mark, I use a light force 170 with a red filter, might just be me a blind old git
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can any of you chaps recommend a scope for night shooting with a 17 hmr at the moment I have a hawke nite eye 3-9x50 its sound day time I can hit the target at 120 140 yds every time but when it come to shooting at night I tend to miss them at 80yds, has I don't seam to get a good clear image.
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roll them before you go the only thing with that though, none never show
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just re-new it you never no if you might need it in the future, never say never I gave my firearms ticket up a year later re-applied for it, 2 months wasted waiting for it , at the end of the day its only a few quid.
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no mate
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my bitch 4 year old
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horses for courses, depends on what ground you run your dog on i would say rough ground button feet less chance of breaking toe, longer feet that spread for flat land like golf courses get better for turning.
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thanks for the reply
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when is the earliest to can apply to renew sg licence or do they send you a reminder ?
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sounds like you need the daiting site not the hunting life lol hope you find someone to go for a ratch with fm Why... because im female u assume that im on the pull I no working dogs is a mans world but I dont want a date thanks very much though take no notice of them. half these on here don't no the front end bites and the back end shits, and they go out in tracksuits and trainers in the summer months. females are just has good has males for lamping thats why my daughter comes out with me sometimes and she's good at it
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sold
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sold
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went for a mooch with a couple of mates and the pack, it was hard going getting through the snow drifts but turned out to be a good couple of hours.
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i keep a photo copy in the motor.
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170 :thumbs:
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yeah and i bet theres a few pregnant when there out late at night lampin
