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Is Driffield to far? http://soanespoultry.co.uk/ Also did a search and found these two CLIVE GUYMER. ABERSOCH, HICKLETON ROAD, BARNBURGH DN5 7EL DONCASTER , SOUTH YORKSHIRE Phone: 01709 893463 Rick Bestwick Ltd Park Road Holmewood Industrial Park Holmewood Chesterfield Derbyshire SA2 5UY 01246 857666

So it's basically a VHF high band radio. I'd be interested to see if Ofcom let it be used in this country as it falls right in the middle of a very busy frequency range albiet 2W and not the full 5W that is available to PMR users.

It's an SMK SYNERGY SYNSG RRP £140 http://www.sportsmk.co.uk/cat/163/air-rifles-smk-air-rifles/synergy-series/

Thanks again for your replies. I have ended up with a very good condition Miroku MS150.

Although I can't determine the level of dominance if i do the test in the link below I am very "left eyed". http://www.wikihow.com/Determine-Your-Dominant-Eye

If you have permissions and are all sorted then whichever is you think is best. If however you are still searching for permissions then I found that BASC was the best as most of the old farmers were well aware of it and what it does, mentioning it got me straight on a couple of places.

As a kid I used to shoot shotgun right handed and was right eye dominant but over the years and during my long absence from shotguns I have somehow become left eye dominant. Other than shooting left handed or closing my left eye I'm thinking about 'retraining' my right eye using a 5" fibre optic sight on my gun. Has anyone tried this with any success? Are there any other things I could try? Cheers

I have been a member on here for quite some time but I have accumulated less than 10 posts, so I thought that I'd reintroduce myself. I'm from North Lincolnshire. I am an active user on an "airgun forum" but under a different username. I have decided that I need to glean a little more than just airgun info from yourselves as I have been invited onto a local driven shoot. It's only a small shoot, we keeper it ourselves, in certain areas (away from pens) I can even keep the pigeons down. As soon as I've got the childcare costs for the summer holidays done I'm on the lookout for another sho

Check out the porbeagle taking cod whilst you're on there http://www.whitbyseaanglers.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=34475.msg0#new

Any good? http://www.thesafetysupplycompany.co.uk/p/8609469/Steel-Taper-Mouth-Shovel---CA-TSSMY.html?gclid=CPnmn6LOtb8CFSfLtAodPzQAkw#.U7vV45RdWtI

Cheers guys. My local RFD has a few AYA's in, I shall go in and take a look, shoulder a few and probably add another gun to my cabinet. I will also search for the sales thread.

I'm thinking of buying a side by side and I'm asking for a bit of advice. Ideally I'd like an ejector and single trigger with switchable barrel safety but on a budget of £200-300ish I know that I'm highly unlikely to get all this. My reason for this purchase is I have become a member of a local shoot and would like to take something other than my semi. My main questions are: 1. What make/model would be in my budget? 2. What make/model should I avoid at all cost? 3. When I pick one to look at what should I be looking for? ie: common S/S faults. Cheers

Cheers guys. I've got full BASC insurance and I'm always polite and courteous. Hope it pays off.

First off hello folks! I have just about everything I need to have a couple of hours decoying for pigeons all I need is a field to shoot over. I have a couple lined up but they won't be ready for a while. What is the best way to approach a farmer and ask to shoot over his rape/cereal stubble? I'm not after a permenant permission (although it would be nice). It's not just the approach I need help with it's how do you guys find out which fields belong to which farm? Cheers in advance!

Hello reIative Noob here. I have a few air rifles and I'm just getting into shotguns. So I'm here to ask for advice and to learn things that aren't so easy to pick up on your own. I also like fishing but due to having a small child not had the time this year at all!