ratsix

thanks for the advice lads

just bought a bsa lightning today mainly for use in and around the cow sheds pretty close in work. though i may fancy a few shots at rabbits in the paddocks and was just wondering what type of range can i get out of the bsa, as my last air rifle was the fac webley patriot. i just want clean kills as it would be pretty easy for a wounded rabbit to go to ground on the land around here.

fancy a new shotgun, think i'll go for a semi auto browning has any one any recommendations

the events of bloody sunday led the nationalist community to believe that the army had come on side with the loyalist terror groups, you have to remember that the nationalist community welcomed the army in the early days.indeed priets prayed in the streets for them to be sent and that the ira was known as i ran away due to the lack of protection they said they could give but didnt. so to come down heavy on the muslim community would only lead to more recruitment for the extremist groups

barret .50 i believe

yes that is true but then again the one grandad used to use is still going strong and god knows hold it is

i use the same belt as wigeon i must have been done mine cost 26 squid

just wondering should i repaint the white markings on my flocked decoys as with wear and tear they starting to go dull

many years ago when i was a cadet i managed to pull the working actions out on the range at folkestone while another lad managed to get the pull throgh stuck it turned out to be for the slr lifted the wrong cleaning kit happy happy days

thats a tidy bit of profit

i have the 3 shot 712 semi auto used at least 3 times a week 18 months old never had any problems prefer to use eleys 32/6 carts a good reliable work gun

STILL LOOKING FOR DECOYS HAVE 12 SPORTPLAST SHELLS YOU CAN HAVE

donaghadee

looking for shooting companions in the north down area of northern ireland

does anyone out there shoot pigeons in northern ireland