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Gillaroo

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About Gillaroo

  • Birthday 15/12/1964

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    Winter shooting and summer fly fishing

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  1. 1 year old Frank the docker, showing the labs how it's done...
  2. Fishing for Schools do some really good work. Contact Charles Jardine on Facebook.
  3. Over budget but thanks anyway
  4. Thanks for the replies so far everyone. Good info.
  5. Not sure yet as I’m new to PCPs but was thinking pump
  6. Thinking of getting back into air rifles so I'm after something used but half decent around the £350 mark. Have always taken the gas ram option (Theoben Sirocco/AA Camargue etc) but now considering trying a PCP. South east preferably for pick up unless you are prepared to parcelforce it to me. Many thanks in advance.
  7. What is the scope and pump make and model please? Also are you able to post using Parcelforce 48?
  8. Thanks for that but I can’t really get that far away as we are the opposite end of the county.
  9. More than happy to send pics if anyone wants them
  10. Also no proof checks were done when they were given to me and went on my ticket with FEO approval - two weren’t on a ticket at all!! Can’t imagine every used gun that changes hands is proof checked especially when it’s cert holder to cert holder and not through a RFD? Not wishing to do anything illegal but would be an interesting debate for another thread.
  11. The pitting and dents wouldn’t pass the proofing test and walls are fairly thin on 2 of them. I’ll see what FEO advises on Monday
  12. I’ll check that out thanks. Hasn’t been to proofing house to check the barrels but just an opinion
  13. Just wondered if anyone is interested in 3 old hammer guns whose barrels are out of proof? Makers are Joseph Braddell, Altendorf & Wright and Mayne. Actions are reasonably tight and they may serve as either wall hangers, restoration projects or spares. The Braddell is particularly nice in that it has the Purdey-style thumb release on the trigger guard. Off to the local police next week to free up space in the cabinet if nobody can make use of them. Cheers Gillaroo. Not looking to sell but give these away with maybe a small donation to charity.
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