jay222
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Have a look on here for ideas http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=305
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Such a sad loss to the family
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Try Fieldsports Equippe in Rhyl
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That's how I saw it too, which is a valid question And doesn't need twisting into a patronising sermon about safe shootingI think he was on about making sure it was a fox before sitting there trying to squeaking a muntjac for half an hour, ( that's how I took it
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What rifle is it? Is it hard enough to find that model and calibre combo to be worth the hassle of getting used to a left hander. One of my shooting mates is left handed but shoots right handed rifles so as you say it can be done but it's not something if choose to do
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Just go for it the worst they can say is no, if you explain during interview that you are aware of the hazards and will take suitable precautions they should be ok about it. Most land has footpaths on it and roads nearby
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Nice work, what rifle did you use?
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Lot of leupolds on people's .223's, love the stock on your a bolt rimmie
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12g over and under with 21gr cartridges would be a good start that he could just change the load in as he gets older and stronger
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My local shop Fieldsports Equippe is very good for price and throwing stuff in on deals
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My .223
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Mine runs perfectly on subs and is as accurate as my cz bolt action too
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Lovely area, I don't shoot there but do play rugby down that way
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It's very good nice and bright, not quite as good as my diavari v 3-12 but still excellent
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I've got a 6-20 mag conquest on one of my rifles, like it a lot
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thanks when i bought it it was very dark and dull .. i put nitro morce on it and striped it down and underneath was this lovely grain i used birchwood casey gun oil about 11 coats and now its stunning ...
this was it before i got to work stripping....
Looks like a totally different gun, you've done a great job
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Lovely grain on that stock
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Don't do it! You know you will only change your mind a year down the line and have to start over againMy firearms certificate expires in July, and I'm really not looking forward to all the hassle filling in the paperwork, photos, permissions etc. i've held firarms & shotgun certificates since the 60's, And due to my advancing years and recent health issues I'm really toying with the idea of packing it all in!
But why do i have the feeling thats what the authorities want!
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Your good to go with aolq no need to ring them
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Paul I'm as keen as anyone for things to be safe out there, there are many people who shoot on the land not just me and mike
Jay Mike, we had a siuation last year were one of my lads had a bullet wizz past him whilst dogging in, don't want to be repeating it this year
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I saw the shot taken, there was plenty of bank above the target and cloud wouldn't have been visible in his scope
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You should ask for a change of conditions to include vermin or better still any lawful quarry
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What's on your ticket now?So if i was to shoot them and it's not on my ticket i'm breaking the law aren't I?
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Nothing wrong with trying a few things out to see if any improvements can be had
Which land is passed?
in General Shooting Matters
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Don't know about other areas but I believe north Wales clear for rimfire, then upto 6.5mm for land with no deer without specific calibres being mentioned