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Hi just had a look - for anyone interested it states the deadline is 20th January, there is a link that takes you to a brief requesting CV & covering letter. HTH Smig

Mine returns 40-42 depending on what I'm carrying and the drive. HTH Smig

Hi Jayson good to meet you great bloke to trade with Cheers Smig

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I use both ways - one of the benefits of paunching (squeezing)is that there isn't an opening for the flies etc. to get to; I mainly use this in the warmer weather and gutting them when its colder and flies aren't a problem. I agree about the superman grip but I lay them across my knee for the final squeeze and its a lot easier G

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I use a Tikka M55 with a 1:9 twist, pvi 55g bullets. I am limited to the distance I shoot foxes due to footpaths and safe backstops on my permissions but the rifle will go hell of a lot further - I just don't have the opportunity. HPH

I purge them in water for a day, rinse & cook for 4 minutes then let stand in the water for 10 minutes. Once shelled and cleaned up they taste just like prawns. I've used them in salads with a Marie rose sauce; homemade scampi and the next lot I get I'm going to do a curry with them. I guess the colder weather is having an impact on the size of the catches as they don't appear to be as active as in July. HPH

Unfortunately it's a fact of life - there are just too many people not minding their own business and meddling in others lives - sorry to say but it looks like this situation isn't going to end well / soon (If they have already been cautioned wasting police time, bought & set up a cctv system & spot light they are set to be a right royal pain). I guess next steps from them are letters to the paper / spreading malicious rumours / radio phone in rants etc. I note you are a member of SACS - can they offer any advice or help (apologies if you have already done this), are you keeping a log / game diary of time, date & quary, it may help you later if accusations are raised. I personally would definitley keep shooting the area but offer some of the rabbits to animal rescues etc for pet food. Hope I don't get a similar situation on my permissions so wish you all the luck mate.

Whats her name? Lorena bobbitt http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_and_Lorena_Bobbitt

Hi I've got the MTC one, haven't looked through the others so can't comment on those I'm afaid. I use mine for the 1.77, 22lr & HMR (+ the 22-250 when I get the scope sorted)and wouldn't be without it. Simple to use - select metres / yards; select your target and press the button (even I can use it ;-). It struggles with targets over 400m/yds but I don't shoot that far so not bothered. Battery shuts off it's not used so the battery lasts for ages (mines over 2 years old and not changed it yet!) Not brilliant at low light but then I guess that is where the Leica / swarovski stuff come into their own. When I first bought it I was using it all the time (guessing the distance and then lasering it), although my guess-timates have improved, I still carry it in my left hand coat pocket. Also, it's handy to scan the fields with rather than pointing the rifle everywhere. Hope this helps

I have an AAS400 & had the same problem with my Nighteye so sold it. I'm using a simmons WTC 2.5*10X50 now - parralax had been adjusted before I bought the scope for air gun ranges and is clear as a bell. Currently saving up for an MTC connect though as the WTC is a duplex reticle & I have come to the conclusion I am more accurate with a milldot (or MTC's AMD/SCB) reticle.

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I had the same problem - a full strip down & clean (gun not me) sorted the problem BUT it took nearly a full box of hornady's before she became a tack driver again afterwards!! Hope this helps

I've used it on my AA S400 for the past 3 years or so with no problems, admittedly I have never shot over 50 yards with the rifle though. If the reticle was mildot or similar, I would definitely be keeping this. Hope this helps

Hi thanks for letting me know about the links-updated. I am in Barnsley, South Yorkshire

Hi - having a clear out to fund a new scope (one with mill-dots!!) Can send pictures on request by email 1 - Leupold 3X9X40 Duplex reticle, gold band so lifetime warranty, purchased within last 6 months from a forum member, slight scratch to the front of the objective (paint scratched not the glass), mounted on my 22LR, SGC have these for £297. I would like £125 ono + postage. Leupold link 2- Leupold Alumina filters for 40mm objectives - full set never used, £70 incl. postage http://www.sportsmanguncentre.co.uk/product/214d0214fa308f8907682824/Leupold+Allumina+Intensifier+Kit/ 3 - BNIB (unwanted presented) unmounted Nikko Stirling 3X12X56 Nighteater with no. 4 reticle, these cost £129 new - £80 ono incl. RMSD postage http://www.scopesdirect.co.uk/proddetail.asp?prod=NikkoEuro31256 4 - Optimate 4X16X50, 1 inch tube, front parralax scope with duplex reticle. This was my first scope (£175) on my AA S400; boxed with manual, cloth & scope cover. A really good scope - just wished it was mill dot!, optics are sharp, a few scratches on the tubing (paint scratched - by me not knowing how to mount my first scope). £75 ono + RMSD postage. Here is a forum thread about the optimates: http://forums.pigeonwatch.co.uk/forums/index.php?/topic/165913-opti-mate-rifle-scopes/page__hl__optimate__st__15 Cash or Bank transfer preferred. Thanks

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