tweedledee

ulsterman not irishman, he`s from the north

found this,i`d say it`s just about right.if he was a white man the world would be in uproar at his antics.have a lookbob`s farm

well done mate

looks like a fun day out

well done russ

have you seen the price of lead lately?

well done mate,i have to try the eleys through my 511 how do you find them?.was hoping to try them this evening but too windy

welcome back

be very sure who you let near your barrel with a lathe,its too late if you realize you have lost accuracy

now that is a gun mate german build quality,it will outlast you

well guys every morning this week there has been around 100 crows in the field behind my house.i started early and had my hide in place for 5.30. first crows were falling in just before 6am. the wind had a bitterly cold bite to it.my hide had to be positioned with the wind in my face (not ideal but the only spot i could set up so the sun was nt in my face) the crows decided not to come my way this morning but i ended the count with 22 some of which i could nt get out of the rough, the dog still surprises me and makes good blind retrieves and for a dog that was nt trained im quite happy with her.a rook fell into the tree and if you can see had its wings out this turned the crows as they approached my deeks they did nt like it at all.you can see it in the middle of the photo.time for a nice mug of tea and some breakfast me thinks

im not fussed on the adjustable power as it is hard enough to learn the trajectory of one power level let alone adjusting it during the shoot.i advise you to set a power level and stick with it 30 ft lbs is about right.the fixed power like the one i had is the model before the erb(adjustable). the side lever is available only in fac format im not sure on the price but it should be smoother to use but there is nothing wrong with a bolt gun.

semi im a lazy shooter

i had one for 3 years and it gave no bother except for a leaky pressure guage.it was an amazingly accurate gun and worked well with aa fields 5.52(it will say on the label on the underside of the tin).i made kills at over 90 ms with that gun.i zeroed at 30ms and used a mil dot scope out to further ranges 50-70 ms kills were regular occurences.i found the gun slightly noisy but in all other ways it was fine.it gave 30 odd shots at just over 30 ft lbs.everybody says they have an awful power curve but i never noticed it. is it the fixed power xtra or the adjustable erb model.need to know more just pm me mate.

not sure i have never handled one im sure it uses a weihrauch barrel.is that the black take down.i think it has a roller wheel which threads of the stock to break it down.what kind of money? :hmm:do a search on enigma on the airgun bbs.some good reports some not so good.

franchi 712 in the for sale section worth look.im not a gun snob but try to spend a little more as you will get more gun. good luck

any gods amount of second hand ones around mate

kent velocity 32 no 6`s are 47£ claybuster 28g 7.5s are 37£ and gamebore steel 7.5s are now £33. all prices per 250/carton. no cheap shells anymore

i use parker hale too.im sure there is little difference in the two though the sak will be shorter.

well guys i took off work early today and shot the barley fields again,i ended up with 35 today but can t get pics to go from my mobile to my pc dongle.i went out this evening but everything was all wrong.the wind changed direction and blew the hide in towards me plus the sun was in my eyes.i had to get to the highest vantage point to draw the attention of the birds.to add to my woe i had a duff shell today and i kept putting it in my haversack only to pull it out and get it again.silly ****** me pulled it 4 times and missed four birds.i managed 2 this evening which gives me a tally of 37 for today.sorry i can t post todays pics but heres a couple from this evening.you ll see what i mean about the sun in my eyes

trust me its treated like gold dust,i have ran out of excuses for the wife when i bring new guns home

they spit them out mate the same way we would if we don t like something we eat

1 auto worth a look is the winchester sporting clays x2,i love it for skeet/sporting and its 1 gun i ll never part.a second hand 391 would be well worth a look as well.there are plenty of remington 1100s and 1187s out there as well.handle a few and see what you think of the handling.i seldom lift an o/u and use autos for 99%of my shooting

russ try bisley pest control i like them for close range and they usually break up nice . bait the rats near to straw bales and use them as backstops if needs be

well done mate