Wolfzx12r

Am I only aloud to post in here until I've reached 4 posts, I've posted on a couple of topics now and my posts haven't appeared!

I have the Huntsman Classic .177, it is a stunning rifle, especially when you can stick pellet on pellet at 25 yards. The mag can be a bit sticky at times and even with the Daystate Airstream 5 silencer it is still quite loud compared to my silenced BSA Hornet. I've only ever use rangemasters through it, might try the new sovereign next 10 tins.

I still lamp have an old Deben on top of my BSA Hornet .22, I took two rabbits last Monday night, which were lovely IMA on the BBQ. I only use my Daystate Huntsman .177 for daytime use.

One of my little hobby is spinning up wood pens, I have quite a few different woods and acrylic blanks, most blanks are only 19mm x 19mm x 120mm if you could get your tang down to 19mm the off cuts could make an interesting handle all glued together. If you fancy a couple of full blanks let me know I get mine mostly for free off a cabinet maker, I have the likes of American Oak, Ash, Maple, Walnut, Iroko and quite a few others. I can also spin up pens with a camo acrylic design if anyone is interested.

Hi from the Wirral, I've been hunting for 35 years, having our own land back then and permission of all the local farmers when I lived in North Wales (Llandwrog) and rabbit control on Mona Airfield with Lord Newborough many years ago, I started with a 410 and moved up to a Baikal 12 gage over and under, moved over to FAC air rifles which increased my vermin kill count. Over the years I've moved around and now on the Wirral and after a few years away from hunting I started back up again a couple of years ago, I still have some permissions left manly on Anglesey but that's a 200 mile round t