2 Bigens For The Pot

[falcongit 242]

 

 

nice shooting lad, ive got a hawke scope put on my hw100 which is to pick up on saturday and it looks the same as yours apart from its a 6-24 x50

thanks,i do like the hawk scopes and I like the hw100 to, nice rifle you have there

 

atb symon

 

yer they nice mate, cant wait till saturday to pick it up and try it out and its good to see you like the scope

 

hope the weather holds for you nowt worse if its pissing down

[jandcguns 65]

i no well im beating tomoz so the gun will be to pick up at about 5;30 it might of stoped by then but i will be drenched

[redial 81]

I rent a rough shoot on the understanding Hares are not shot. It's odd how people in different areas view the Hare.

Not having done too much airgun shooting a fully grown Hare would be like shooting a small dog and sub 12lb

would you put your old Jack Russell down with one, not me. Touchpaper alight.

Cheer's, Phil.

[stealthy1 3,964]

I rent a rough shoot on the understanding Hares are not shot. It's odd how people in different areas view the Hare.

Not having done too much airgun shooting a fully grown Hare would be like shooting a small dog and sub 12lb

would you put your old Jack Russell down with one, not me. Touchpaper alight.

Cheer's, Phil.

 

Hare sculls are not that strong, easy to knock over with a modern day airgun, with power to spare

[redial 81]

You live and learn.

[redial 81]

As a younger man I was into my longdogs so held them in the highest esteem. Hope that does not

offend.

Edited August 17, 2013 by redial

[falcongit 242]

I rent a rough shoot on the understanding Hares are not shot. It's odd how people in different areas view the Hare.

Not having done too much airgun shooting a fully grown Hare would be like shooting a small dog and sub 12lb

would you put your old Jack Russell down with one, not me. Touchpaper alight.

Cheer's, Phil.

 

atb symon

[falcongit 242]

 

I rent a rough shoot on the understanding Hares are not shot. It's odd how people in different areas view the Hare.

Not having done too much airgun shooting a fully grown Hare would be like shooting a small dog and sub 12lb

would you put your old Jack Russell down with one, not me. Touchpaper alight.

Cheer's, Phil.

 

Hare sculls are not that strong, easy to knock over with a modern day airgun, with power to spare

 

I shoot them at about 20 to 25m no further that does the job redial and I have shot one or 2 ant I stealthy bud

[stealthy1 3,964]

As a younger man I was into my longdogs so held them in the highest esteem. Hope that does not

offend.

 

Nope, not offended, I run dogs too, but to hot to run hare's where I am, landowners don't want the police knocking on there doors for allowing me to course, and I don't want to lose the permission, so they get shot instead by who ever comes across them first, more so on the fields by the road sides, if the hares are out the way, then they mostly get left alone

[stealthy1 3,964]

 

 

I rent a rough shoot on the understanding Hares are not shot. It's odd how people in different areas view the Hare.

Not having done too much airgun shooting a fully grown Hare would be like shooting a small dog and sub 12lb

would you put your old Jack Russell down with one, not me. Touchpaper alight.

Cheer's, Phil.

 

Hare sculls are not that strong, easy to knock over with a modern day airgun, with power to spare

 

I shoot them at about 20 to 25m no further that does the job redial and I have shot one or 2 ant I stealthy bud

 

 

A lot more than one or two