thebag

Great little tool, I love mine, when I shoot rabbits at my permission there are still rabbits left undisturbed in the same field approx 60 yards away. I got mine from saddlery and gun room in Kent, and tried before I bought it on there field behind the shop. Stand away while someone else trys it so as to hear how quiet they are.

When I started I had a lot of trouble with judging distance, so I got a lemon (roughly the size of a rabbits head), set it at 25yards and looked through the scope got the lemon in the crosshairs so as to see where it lined up. When I went out and got a rabbit in the crosshairs it made it easier to judge its distance. Hope this makes scence.

Went out last night at 7:30, first time I have been out (shooting) in daylight on my permission since I started in Jan this year. Up untill now it has been quite hard, with an average of 1 rabbit per trip. I see lots of rabbits every time I go, but they are out of range. I enjoy the hunt and hard work that it takes to get close enough to get a shot. I have had an air rifle for many years, but this year is my first in the field.

I tried a Escort semi auto at a club clay shoot, and was supprised that it cycled 21gr shells.

Can someone tell me the “killing range†advantage of a FAC air rifle, over a non FAC air rifle? Lets say the FAC is 30ftp .22 cal. Rabbits are the quarry.

7 ltr 300 bar £4.

£26 PER 100 at my local clay shooting ground.

Put me down for 1/4 & 1/2

As someone who has recently started clay shooting, I know it can be hard to get to grips with chokes, which to use, how do they differ, etc, etc. I found this website with a video explanation that may help. http://www.myoutdoortv.com/pdk/web/showroo...X_2FMFzeNUG7pll TheBag.

Just over 4 weeks, Met area

I think this could be the perfect ensemble.

A1 shooting ground always ask to see before you shoot , Some shops ask when purchasing carts and some don’t.

The first part is as libs post, the second part “including details of any certificate holder sharing the storage facilities†applies in the case of shared access, where another certificated person shares keys and storage of shotguns, which means your gun details have to be on there cert (under storage and shared use) and vice versa.

I need a light for rabbit shooting with a PCP air rifle, (.22 s410 AA) has anyone used/got a Tracer Stinger Gunlight who can comment please, or recommend a similar item, many thanks, Thebag.

Hi All, new to clay shooting, I have been browsing around this site for a few days and thought I should introduce myself!