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    View Advert Benelli 828u Benelli 828u in black 12g 30 inch barrels Very little use (less than 500 shels) Comes boxed with 5 chokes, keys, all shims, books and documentation. Lovely wood, very light and in excellent condition Advertiser bullit666 Date 27/05/24 Price £1,250 Category Shotguns  
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    Benelli 828u

    bullit666 posted an advert in Shotguns

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    Benelli 828u in black 12g 30 inch barrels Very little use (less than 500 shels) Comes boxed with 5 chokes, keys, all shims, books and documentation. Lovely wood, very light and in excellent condition

    £1,250

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    THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!

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    Selling my .223 lithgow. Its has 20 rounds down the barrel to zero it. It shoots 1/2 MOA @100M with factory ammo. Basically I bought it and then had 2 shoulder reconstructions so it's just been sat in the cabinet. 1in 9 twist Aimsport mod included. X2 magazines included Scope and bipod not included.

    £850

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    Lithgow Arms La102 Crossover .223 View Advert Selling my .223 lithgow. Its has 20 rounds down the barrel to zero it. It shoots 1/2 MOA @100M with factory ammo. Basically I bought it and then had 2 shoulder reconstructions so it's just been sat in the cabinet. 1in 9 twist Aimsport mod included. X2 magazines included Scope and bipod not included. Advertiser bullit666 Date 14/04/21 Price
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    View Advert FALCON M25 FFP 5.5-25 Falcon Menace FFP scope. Super fine ML16 mil lane reticle. UTG Quick detach mounts (dovetail) Butler Creek covers. Comes with original box. Advertiser bullit666 Date 22/10/19 Price £200.00 Category Scopes and Optics  
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    View Advert FX BOBCAT REGULATED FAC Selling my Bobcat .22 FAC. Excellent condition. It just doesnt get used enough to warrant keeping. Its regulated from the factory and is extremely consistent in fps and accuracy. 3 power modes 30ftlb 20ftlb and 10ftlb. Shroud extension which makes it possibly the quietest air rifle ive ever uses and that is no exaggeration. At 10ftlb all you can hear is the dink of the hammer. Beautiful 2 stage trigger which is amazing for a bullpup. Will come with ATLAS style bipod, PROTSC tactical b
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    View Advert Daystate Huntsman Regal. 177 reduced Daystate regal .177 Mtc mamba lite 4-16x44 Bkl single strap mounts Daystate airstream mk5 silencer Only had 1 tin of pellets through it. Was bought new for the wife but she had no interest. Just been sat in the cabinet gathering dust. Tgus is one of the first regals made. They're slightly different cosmetically to subsequent regals. Original boxes for everything Advertiser bullit666 Date 13/0
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    I'd be looking at a second hand set up. With some better mods/scope than the bundle rubbish.
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    No deals like that about now. Like £950 for a dildo with a scope
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    Was looking at tikka t3. Look good and light. Synth stock which I'm not keen on but worth the sacrifice
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    Yeah. They seem great. Do t like the dildo stock though! Prefer wood so finding one in laminate would be ideal
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    Damn. The catty seem financially viable!I'd be getting 2nd hand and that puts me off the 22-250 even more due to being labelled "barrel burners" As far As cost of a rifle 2nd hand and ammo goes the .223 wins. The fact that I'm only getting one out of necessity, is a big factor. Farmer says just get rid of the big dog foxes if I see one. Doesn't want them annihilated just kept on top of. I suppose come lambing season it'll be a different story. But shelling lots for something that may not get used much doesn't make sense. Which is why I think.223. Less expensive to but on the used market and
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    Damn. The catty seem financially viable!I'd be getting 2nd hand and that puts me off the 22-250 even more due to being labelled "barrel burners" As far As cost of a rifle 2nd hand and ammo goes the .223 wins. The fact that I'm only getting one out of necessity, is a big factor. Farmer says just get rid of the big dog foxes if I see one. Doesn't want them annihilated just kept on top of. I suppose come lambing season it'll be a different story. But shelling lots for something that may not get used much doesn't make sense. Which is why I think.223. Less expensive to but on the used market and
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    Damn. The catty seem financially viable! I'd be getting 2nd hand and that puts me off the 22-250 even more due to being labelled "barrel burners" As far As cost of a rifle 2nd hand and ammo goes the .223 wins. The fact that I'm only getting one out of necessity, is a big factor. Farmer says just get rid of the big dog foxes if I see one. Doesn't want them annihilated just kept on top of. I suppose come lambing season it'll be a different story. But shelling lots for something that may not get used much doesn't make sense. Which is why I think.223. Less expensive to but on the us
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    Definitely not going to be reloading any time soon
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    Like I said. I don't really want to be over gunned. As much as I'd want a 22 250 I think it's a bit much for the land I have. I won't be reloading so it's straight out the box for me. Again why the 223 appeals. I suppose I've made a big u turn. Just to be straight. The land is cleared for 308. I don't have one. I looking for a foxing calibre solely for this land. I begrudge killing anything if it isn't actually causing a problem on the land or I don't eat it. Sounds odd I know. But shoot for food or because of issues with pest. Never been one to blast something just becau
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    ???? why do think the 223 does it better than the .222? Obviously you have your opinion but after owning both I cannot split them and opted for the .222 everyone to their own I guess To be honest I'm a bit surprised you said that. Looking at .222 and .223 simplistically I have always been surprised how much different they feel to shoot. Both are easy of course, but the .222 is sweet! I settled for .223 though. The .223 carries a hint more energy but for most real world experiences that isn't worth losing sleep over! The difference in performance isn't worth the worry, but the
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    ???? why do think the 223 does it better than the .222? Obviously you have your opinion but after owning both I cannot split them and opted for the .222 everyone to their own I guess Just the general consensus of some of the guys I shoot with and a lot of fixers. Don't get me wrong the .222 is very popular. The 223 seems that people prefer the weight and slight more power. As well as the rounds being a bit cheaper
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    Lots of food for thought. The farmer likes the odd dear so they are a no go. Near the buildings there is a caravan site the farmer owns so I wouldn't be firing off near there. I'd be further in the valley. Funny you mention downhill. The farm runs down hill with walls between fields. River is at the very bottom with the woods. Hasn't stopped it being cleared for 308 though. But safety is a big factor. I think a 223 seems like a happy medium. Does everything just a bit better than the 222.
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    How's the volume?
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    This is why asked. Only used centre fires down range and at range. I'm a capable shooter and frequently take bunnies crows and pigeons at 100yards with fac air and my 22lr. Basically as my variation is going in I don't want to just put down the biggest I can get away with. Trying to be semi responsible and get something suitable for my needs. I just want to choose the round that will do the job. The flatter trajectory and more capable of the 22-250 is what attracted me to it. My field craft will need adapting to foxing and that'll take some practice Maybe I should have
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    I'm only gauging from what ibjave seen on the land. Lots of open land and looking at my markers (trees and bushes) I think around 250 will where most appear from. I can try and squeek em in. I Don't want to be over or under gunned. Think I'll have to try squeaking them in closer. The question still stands though. Which round
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    So I've got a new price of land around 300 acres. Farmer wants foxes thinned out as the conservationists keep picking them up from towns and releasing them near the river. They always make their way up to his farm from there. So I need to sort a variation out for a centerfire. Which round to go for? .222 or 22-250 Each field is pretty long and open. I like the idea of the 250 for the flatter trajectory but will the .222 suffice. I see the average fox being around 250 yards Any opinions would be appreciated
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    Selling my nikon monarch 6-24 side focus with bdc ret. it's in excellent condition looks like new. Comes with all origional parts in the box. Low, medium and ballistic turrets. Sun shades and nikon cloth, manual and scope caps. Also has a accushot flip up cover. Crystal clear glass a great lightweight scope. 1inch tube and weighs less than 600grams. Retail fur £550 Want £350
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    Is this still for sale?
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