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Nice one, good luck tomorrow, lucky you with the pigeons lol we have hardly any up here at the moment

Had a good day today, set up the hides and decoys by the pond at around 13:00, sat in freezing temperatures until around 16:15 then heard the honking of the greylags, that started the old ticker pumping and forgot about the cold for a little while two came flying in from our left, circled the decoys but landed in the wheat feild behind us, they sat there for around 15 minutes or so then decided to fly to the decoys, they went straight over my mates hide two shots rang out and two greylags hit the deck, around 10 or 15 minutes later the honking came again, this time a skeen of 20 greylags, again they circled the decoys, the adrenaline was pumping and it was so hard to sit motionless as they circled, again they decided to go into the wheat behind us, this time they sat and didn't look like they were going to move, my mate in the other hide said that he would sneak round behind them and walk them off, seemed like forever but he eventually appeared over the brow of the hill behind them, honking like hell they took off and headed straight for my hide, I turned to them as they came over the top, picked my bird and pulled the trigger, heard the thud but the goose didn't drop, gave it the second 3 inch magnum and this time it folded, I couldn't believe my eyes as it recovered and flew on with the skeen, only flew for around 100 yards then dropped, I was glad about that because I would hate to think it flew on injured and died slowly, went and picked the bird and brought it back to the hide, now it was almost duck o clock we wandered down to the small wood next to the pond and waited for them to roll in, didn't have to wait long and the first pair flew in from the right, they dropped with a left and a right, steady flow of birds for the next half hour or so, picked 11 birds at the end of the flight, fantastic last day, bloody freezing but well worth it. :D

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What a brilliant idea

I'll have 2, how do we pay ?

Good riddance to bad rubbish, could never stand Andy Gray, I had to turn the sound down when I watched a match with him comentating, so biased towards the "big clubs" it used to boil my blood.

Sounds spot on, that thing's going nowhere.

Got an 810 semi auto, I love it, never jammed yet and had a fair few rounds through it.

I mentioned that but was advised that this one has had the magazine welded so can't take more than 3 cartridges, the lad has it on SGC at the moment so hopefully should transfer ok.

Yeah I'll get some pics on as soon as I have it, this one's called Long Tom

I'm a very very happy bunny, just been told that I will be getting a gun given from a mate of mine, it's an old Marlin Goose Gun, old but in fantastic condition, the thing is massive, single barrel bolt action 12 bore 3 shot magazine, should be getting it tomorrow, I can't wait.

Don't throw them anywhere that a member of the public is likely to be

Skin the brush for the farmer then chuck the rest in the ditch

I bought an AYA and wanted to know the same, I just emailed them and they replied quite quickly with the info

Some military sonic weapon tests gone wrong ?

Nice shooting, that's some exit hole there.

No idea where that is.

3" magnums, plenty big enough to knock the foxes down, even the big lads like this one.

Yeah he was a hell of a weight too, got to be one of the bigest I've seen round here for a while, he's eaten well over the winter.

This is one of two that were shot today, no photo of the second one because it was a bit graphic.

Just got a reply from AYA, turns out that my new gun is a No3 built in 1975. Proof marking has 900Kg, can anyone tell me how I can find out what I'm able to shoot with this rating ? I apreciate any help

Fair point Poontang

I'm a little confused as to how you know the acting is wooden and the dialogue stilted if you have never watched them just saying.

Looks like it yeah, it's just a leaf though.

Gun pack ?