pipmoff

Yeah you wont go wrong with a 8x56 S&B.

The 20" will be old stock which is why it is cheaper it will have been bought at the older / lower price. Everyone now just buys the 16" barrel versions of the CZ's as they are more manoeuvrable and lighter than the equivalent 20" version.

Ase northstar like a T8 but stainless and without the rear bush.

You can get them from Deben see the link below. http://deben.com/lights_lamping/lightforce/scope_mounts.php

Might be worth trying Ebike insurance I have a policy with them and another with carole nash. My girlfriends bike is insured through Ebike from when she passed her test.

I bought a pair of the x3m1 telescopic sticks and for £20 they are worth buying, you can get them from lots of places they also do a tripod which will be even steadier.

I'm with Cumbria and can't really fault them, they have been good to deal with and I have had everything that I have asked for which I had a reason to use. My last variation to add Deer and my 6.5x55 was 1 week from me posting it to my new cert arriving through my door.

Just sent my request to join.

The webley and scott are made under licence in turkey I believe and are not of the same standard as the old webley and scott's, I have heard bad reports on them so I personally would steer clear. It is a similar case with the escorts which seem to be hit and miss some people have had no problems with them while others have had nothing but problems with theirs. You may get a good one you may not. I personally would go for a seconhand benelli or beretta if you can stretch the funds, for around £400 - £600 you would get a good reliable gun that should last many trouble free years.

MTC Viper 6-24x56

Its a Boerboel (South African Mastiff) I have one but she is not that big. In South Africa the Males that are shown are usually a minimum of 90 - 95kg, and that is for a fit dog.

I have permission on a golf course that borders some of my other permissions and it is great for rabbits especially in the summer when there numbers are high and the ground is dry so we can drive round without damaging the grass. I am cleared to use my .223 on there as I am the field the other side of the fence as the land is deemed safe, having good backstops. We only shoot on there on a night after 11pm once everyone has left and after notifying the land owner and police.

No Im in cumbria and have vermin, fox & deer on my ticket they are classed seperately. I have fox on my .223 & 6.5 but not on the .22lr or .17hmr.

Yeh I have an FX3 and its the dogs as far as I am concerned.

For that money get a secondhand Benelli or Beretta far better gun that will last and hold its value.