fox lamping

[Night Hunter 109]

Keeps you fit and get to places the car cant get to no engine noise or doors banging to spook the foxes

 

 

 

i prefer walking too,i tend to see more and i can cover the bits that the motor cant get to.....

[jamie g 17]

trouble is of walking there is all the kit to carry then there is the fact you couldnt never get round all the ground if you have a big patch to cover. also the 4x4 offers a steady rest and in a way is safer as your not at ground level shooting where on the roof of a 4x4 you are at better angle.

 

also i have found even tho ugh you mite not feel that tired walking your breathing can make your aim off putting

[Mr_Logic 5]

Not normally a choice of whether to use the vehicle, least I don't get one - I'm walking!

 

I use a Lightforce 170 mounted on my scope, and it works a charm. Don't take it off to scan, just scan round with the gun! Much quicker too. Can't see why anyone would do it any other way...

 

Only thing is there can be glare from the moderator. Easy solution finally discovered - take one standard black sports sock, cut the end off so it is a tube. place over moderator and tighten to barrel and moderator using two small elastic bands. My other hand rides so the plaiting bands from the horse work a charm. When done, cut sock to sensible length. Sorted

[archie_199er 0]

so if i already have a lightforce lamp can i just buy the mounting system or do i need an entire new light?

which is best if i were to buy a new one? i see there are 3 different types of battery pack....

[weejohn 3]

Not normally a choice of whether to use the vehicle, least I don't get one - I'm walking!

 

I use a Lightforce 170 mounted on my scope, and it works a charm. Don't take it off to scan, just scan round with the gun! Much quicker too. Can't see why anyone would do it any other way...

 

Only thing is there can be glare from the moderator. Easy solution finally discovered - take one standard black sports sock, cut the end off so it is a tube. place over moderator and tighten to barrel and moderator using two small elastic bands. My other hand rides so the plaiting bands from the horse work a charm. When done, cut sock to sensible length. Sorted

 

i also used to lamp with the striker mounted on the gun but since i have started walking further over the permission i found it much easier to scan with the lamp and have the rifle on the sling. first night i done this i lost one of the leupold turret covers which is a pain, it must of unscrewed itself while rubbing against my back.

[SUNDAYBAIN 19]

I use a cheater sling takes the weight of rifle and lamp makes scanning the fields with the lamp easy

[v-max 2]

From the vehicle try something like this Here

Thats a good price for the light-force but i work the cluson vehicle mount with great success & can highly recomend it at £50-£60 & it come's with the extention handle for cluson lites.

[Deker 3,478]

Ditto what wee john says, most of the time i lamp on my own scope mounted striker does the job for me

 

 

I have never tried on foot as the car allows me to cover more ground. Do you not get nackered if you have to walk for miles every night?

 

 

It keeps you fit you tart and not everyone has a motor, or has suitable land for driving!!

[Crow_Killer 0]

You can get lamp fittings to connect into the fag lighter on a car and it light will stay bright forever.

[bullmastiff 615]

The Cluson Clulite (deluxe version), now comes with a gun mounting kit and suction style vehicle mount. You can swap between the handle, scope mount and vehicle mount in seconds as they all use the push fit slot on the Lamp.

I'm sure you could buy these accessories seperately for your existing clulite? could save you a bundle of money!

 

Cheers

 

Luke.