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PM replied to flazz

PM sent re this one and the 2 Winchester signs.

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Just bought a new take-down recurve and the gaffer's doing her nut so priced to sell at £140, posted.

Price reduced to £160 posted.

It's for sale there as well Wayne - cheers though

Keith Gascoigne Cobra traditional/American flatbow with oak riser & Pau Amarello (aka yellowheart) limbs and beautiful clear glass on top. #50 limbs [that's 50lb draw @ 28"] Leather grip KG Fast Flite string Less than a year old, the bow's never been dry-fired and she's in pristine condition and I'm gonna miss her like crazy. Suitable for left or right handed shooting. £180, posted to your door.

Sold to me I do believe

PM sent requesting info, provisionally first dibs depending on answer.

Sold.

Bump & a price drop - £250, insured post or will consider swaps for something that will get me out of soapy bubble.

As above: hunting - no; possession - over 18's only (probably should have stipulated both of these in the OP but hopefully this clears things up legally)

Meh, go native - buy a flatbow Oh, and this of course

Jandao Chase Star 200lb recurve crossbow - clone of Excalibur Equinox, Excal's top-end recurve only with 200lb limbs instead of 225lb. Purchased 7/11/12 (receipt still in the box), in shop-shelf condition and it's magic, a real powerhouse of a crossbow and as accurate as anything I've fired but...... the boss has put her foot down after I bought myself a new toy that I can't put down (American flatbow). Ambidextrous thumbhole stock with soft-touch finish realtree camo - not a mark on it. QD swivel mounting points fitted as standard. CNC machined aircraft-aluminium riser. Comes with: x 12 20" aluminium bolts - 8 with target tips, 4 with field (bullet) tips, half-moon nocks. Bow will perform to it's full potential with any carbon flat-backed or half-moon nock bolts - I fired a couple of Easton carbon's from this and they were superb. Under-bow 4 bolt quiver (detachable and adjustable for left/right handed use). Hawke RD 1x30 Realtree APG dedicated crossbow red dot (x3 aim points for 20, 30 & 40 yards) - brand new, boxed but fitted to bow for the pics. Spare Dacron string. Cocking aid (200lb by hand is doable but with the cocking aid it's a cinch!) Stringing aid. Peep/open sights. Dedicated heavy-duty, padded Cordura carry bag. String/serving wax. Bog-standard xbow scope that came with the bow but, TBH, it's pretty basic hence my purchase of the Hawke. I put this through a Scan chrono and it's doing 310 fps with bog-standard aluminium bolts and the standard Dacron string; get some decent carbons and stick a Flemish string on it and you're talking 340-350 fps - that's around 80+ ft/lb depending on the weight of arrow & type of head used. I've shot this around 50 times, it's never been dry-fired so limbs are in tip-top condition and bedded in nicely. Compatible with ALL Excalibur add-ons shown here plus a whole lot of other after-market xbow goodies. The whole package cost me over £400 - yours for £275, that includes insured post but open to sensible offers. 175lb version currently retailing for £284 in Merlin Archery, £250 at Bowsports but with none of the extra goodies I'm offering Usual methods of payment accepted. Unbiased review of 225lb version

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Price dropped to £60, posted.

Bonner Technology Group Game Finder GF Model-A. IR unit that picks up the heat signature and will aid in finding live or downed game that's in cover or has fallen into the undergrowth/bolted into cover. My brother got me this when he was in the States and TBH I've never used it so as new. Comes with a camo pouch, full warranty, instructional video and a new 9v battery to power it. Info here: http://game-finder.com/GFTrio.htm - link to PDF here: http://game-finder.c...MGF_GF-A_V2.pdf £70, posted. Also advertised for sale elsewhere.

Yes to single Plano - PM to follow.

Sold to Hebby pending the usual

I have a 3-9x40 BDC and I can't praise the clarity highly enough. Bang per buck it's a class bit of glass.

Smock sold.

Can you link us to a source of your statements please or is it just something you read in the Daily Mail? Links please or it's just propaganda.

There's a bit more to Scotland than bonny glens, Harris Tweed and Auld Tam the ghillie mate - we have our skanky bits in as much abundance as we have lovely areas you've been lucky enough to shoot over. Anyway, independence? The jury's out on that one here as I see both sides of the argument as having its plus & minus points.

Parka sold pending the usual.

Ah right, was hoping it'd be a compound - cheers for the info Geordie.