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  1. Max Yells-James
    Ok cheers mate, think i will
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    fair enough but i would of thought one or the other would have been good enough if a few decoys were spread around it as well. I've found a very good owl decoy for a cheap price and the owls head moves in the wind. Owl decoy <-- Link to it for anyone interested
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    Good advice, cheers mate
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    Haha Very good idea! I was just looking at owl decoys now but a cat never crossed my mind. One question though, why both?
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    It's got to that time when I need to buy some more cartridges, i was just interested to see what everyone's suggestions were for an economical cartridge for walking around doing some rough shooting (not "game", just vermin). I've been using Hull superfast but i'm up for a change. I would like to try some of "Proper cartridges" cartridges but where i am it's very hard to get hold of them... I know this will cause a lot of discussion but you don't learn by not asking questions... Cheers - Max
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    2 problems with that; 1. A fox isn't going in my freezer 2. I've already shot all the foxes on my land so i won't be able to get my hands on one
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    By the way, i got the idea when i saw one for sale as a decoy (that was plastic) in countrywide but i didn't dance paying there price either...
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    Cheers for the help everyone! But after doing some research I've been advised not to get a resin one as they're "very fragile". The One, i like your idea but i think if i can get my hands on a life size fox it will be much better. So... anyone got any more ideas?
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    Hi there, I've been looking for a plastic fox decoy to use when crow shooting but so far i haven't been able to find one. Just wondered if anyone new where i could get my hands on one for a reasonable price within England? Cheer - Max
  10. Max Yells-James
    When i bought it didn't come with it but did with the pump so...
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    BSA Scorpion SE Beech Multishot .22 S/H PCP with Nikko Stirling mountmaster scope 3-9x40. Cirencester Area £450. Optional extra fill pump with BSA adaptor for £ (Silencer not included, muzzle break will be fitted) (That scope is not in the deal but is available if prefered)
  12. Max Yells-James
    yeah lol, thanks
  13. Max Yells-James
    Im going to go for a 97, just fallen in love with it really. Just need to sell some of my guns and bits and pieces and aquire some funds now.
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    That's very useful, thanks. Also thanks to everyone, all knowledge is accepted here. Lol
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    Thanks both of you I must say, even before i posted this question i was leaning towards a 97 over the Imp. Just wanted to see what other peoples opinions were.
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    Stuck between a un-tuned HW97 kt Silverline and a SFS Imp. I prefer under-leavers because they seem more fixed and sturdy, but the Imp is SO ACCURATE from what Si Pittaway has shown. Help please
  17. Max Yells-James
    I am stuck between a HW97kt Silverline, untuned and a SFS Imp. I love under-leavers, they seem like the barrel is more fixed and supported but Imp is so accurate!
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    The scope is blurry because of the parallax, if buying one that you don't want to do that get an adjustable parallax scope. Sometimes labeled as AO scopes. Webley raiders are looking good for a pcp. In my view though, you should do what Si Pittaway did and get a SFS Imp, it's just as accurate as a pcp but you don't need the air bottle. Have a look, you might be surprised!
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    scroll through them if it lets you. https://www.(&#33;64.56:886/groups/262748063845367/
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    I personally prefer the .22 for knock-down-power. Any Daystate, BSA, Weihrauch, or brocock are good hunting rifles. I have a Daystate Air ranger and BSA Scorpion SE both .22 and i think there brilliant, both blisteringly accurate. BSA Scorpion SE or BSA Ultra SE are good, lightweight, hunting rifles. Try them out and see what you think...
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    Havent read any of the previous comments so Maybe repeating what someone else said but if your on Facebook have a look on the airgun for sale sites. I recently seen a daystate Huntsman and all kit for sale £800
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    This might sound strange but i have been wondering for a while, what does the term "Buff" mean? Should i do that to my gun?
  23. Max Yells-James
    ok, thanks
  24. Max Yells-James
    Went to gun shop and now no the answer but thanks for looking anyway
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    Whats the best thing to put on a Daystate Air Ranger stock, only asking because i got the stock wet today and it left marks on the stock. However i got rid of the marks by rubbing the stock down with a warm damp rag, but it now feels slightly rough and needs re-oiling, i would like something that would not mark again if it got wet but would still looks great
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