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Rez

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  1. That is a little too Black and White, there are plenty of ways a bipod etc can be used successfully with a springer, my lad mastered it with his Gamo and was deadly accurate! Lies
  2. Yep. There sound. I have one, but the rifle is always rested on my hand then on the bag. The Caldwell ones are good too, when shooting from a bench perhaps.
  3. 4 images of a 100 and a squirrel...
  4. What about a cushioned set of sticks? I was thinking of having walking poles and using a small suspended brace/soft cable, to rest the barrel on. Would that work? Possibly, but as long as you zero your rifle with them. When you shoot off the hand it will be off... You'll have to use them all the time.
  5. Nice write up man. Permissions and obtaining them, are very much about who you know rather than what you know at the end of the day. When you get your first few, others follow. It's just the way it seems to be. You seem to have a sound head on your shoulders and so it will be more a case of when rather than if. If you can get one, get a reference or some sort of favour from them... 'Can they ask anyone else they may know' etc. It might be the wrong wording to say pest control, business cards and so forth, as they could be expecting heavy duty culling that you might not be able to produce u
  6. None. its a springer... so your hand and a good sturdy forearm... You wont hit a barn door if you have your rifle rested on anything 'solid', sticks or bipod, especially if you have zeroed your set up by hand so to speak. If you even hold a springer in a different way it will react differently, its the beauty of um
  7. After a very well looked after Fenman .22 with evolution mod, no glass needed though. Ideally around the Lincolnshire area but will happily travel to try before I buy. Happy to pay cash to a sensible price if the quality of the rifle warrants it or px my scorpion se tactical. Pm me and we can take it from there. Nice one.
  8. This is a great post. Might get one for my SE Tac. Should fit shouldn't it? Whats the process of fitting it?
  9. Eley wasps. Old school indeed. Reminds me of my old Webley tracker. Good pellet... More of a plinking buddy nowadays, unless you find a rifle with unique taste buds.
  10. It'd rattle around like me in the ex mrs... Just it'd cause more damage
  11. Impossible, or enifficiant, I like the way you have put that. I'm using a 98, in 177. At the moment, my FTT's fit nice and snug. But I put in any RWS brand and it's 'slightly' loose. Naturally, nothing that the 'un touched trophies finger' would worry about but there is a difference. Basically, what your saying is that if it's innificiant, it wouldn't be producing the nice 11'ish ftlbs with any pellet? Or are we saying the same thing, some pellets over, some under: going on the mr pittaway point? Apologies, been down the watering hole as per usual on a Friday... No idea how to spel
  12. Jesus. The rifle you 'could have' if you got ya sen a 97k... with all that money spare... Tune the bollox off it and top it with some 300+ quid glass. It'd shoot the arse off any pcp and you'd feel better for it.
  13. Hello. A Spectra... that'll soon be tuned when you start fishin the HLF... same as the yet delivered 97. Enjoy the chit chat man.
  14. This is an interesting point.... Funnily enough Ive recently thought this with a v-mach mod going into my 98. With H&NFTT, its registering a nice 11.4-11.6, however a lighter pellet may take it over the top. Rifles that are set closer to the limited may easily be over 12 on another diet of lighter pellet, referring to spring rifles here. What is the situation with these? Some pellets legal, some others it may not be. Im thinking about swapping my pellet to the heavier Barracudas, just for this reason, but wondered what others thought. Is it a legal rifle, based on one diet of pellet, a
  15. Have a look here my man... http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/114039-feinwerkbau-127-sport/
  16. Another Ultra post... Fabulous rifles. Fabulous accuracy. Enough to drop quarry and hit 15mm kill zones at all usual ranges. Nuff said. Wouldn't mind one actually.
  17. This is flammin lovely mate. Stock finish is very different and works. Awesome write up too. Keep us informed on its shoot.
  18. Hang about places like this, chat to others, get to know your rifles, ranges etc etc. The more your involved with the sport the more you'll get out of it.
  19. Tar chaps. These are just what I needed. The lot of you knew what I ment.
  20. Could well be mate. From a quick search about um, do they extend backwards? Look the part.
  21. Hello all. I'm trying to think of a brand of moderator that I've seen, they often extend backwards down the rifle barrel when on rimfires etc and attached via a 1/2" unf thread towards the top. I'm sure I've seen mr utting review some. It kinda acts like a sleeve on the barrel at the muzzle, and the actual silencer body extends towards the shooter. Any help would be much appreciated.
  22. Sleek I would say if I can remember rightly. Unsure if it looks what its worth imo. But seems an accurate job.
  23. Does this sum still work? Its been donkeys years since power used to be calculated like that... 1995 Airgunner Magazine perhaps.
  24. Nice bag man. What pellets you using in your 100? Just out of interest.
  25. Does a member know of a company that would machine the end of my 98 barrel to thread 1/2 unf thread? I have seen a company name floating around, but can't remember what it was? Thanks in advance.
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