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Hi fella, just being helpful but a picture is better than a thousand words, so any chance of some pic's? cheers, Chris

Hi agusta, in that picture [which shows a badly finished chamber TBH] the "channel" [half round] looks plastic and should have attached sections to connect too. You can see the bits I mean either end of straight bit of channel, or is it possible to leave a small section [150mm] of pipe outside of chamber to connect to? Or is it all faulty? Worst case scenario is to bed plastic pipe on a mix of prompt cement, or a usable mix of neat cement [ordinary portland if poss, no addatives/plasticiser] and finish off joint with damp rubber gloves, similar to finishing mastic etc, then brick up where needed. I can picture what to do and it'd be easy for me, so I hope my advice is easy to understand. Any more help needed don't be shy on asking, if you do something wrong it could affect things along the drain run, and you could then be in the ****, literally. Good luck Chris >edit only use underground drainage connectors not multi-kwik "pan" connector as suggested <edit

I see you finally got signed up Mav There a good bunch on there, mainly regards Chris

As said above, brilliant photo's :blink: they tell the story all by themselves atb Chris

Thanks Sauer, sounds great, gonna give that a go :blink: cheers

Hi FB, I think I've said before that I'm only into shooting with air, but I do take in all I can from all shooting disciplines and like others, I really enjoy your "full length" posts. In them somewhere are hints and tips for all shooters, long term or still learning, like me :look: Your ethics are spot on too :look: regards Chris

Just ordered some aswell, so thanks for the heads up Looks like a bargain cheers Chris

Nice pic's Frenchie, I have the same feelings, dawn is by far my favourite time of day all year round atb Chris

Thanks fella's, that's exactly how I cook 'em Have seen that some people do brine soak them, but didn't want to waste a good bit of meat if it wasn't necessary Cheers again Chris

Hi guys, just getting a few wood pigeons with my air rifle and have eaten 3 lots of breast, and it's delicious but I'm not sure if I should soak them for a while in salted water, like I do with rabbits. I've cooked them either the same day or the next, in an olive oil/garlic mixture with some seasoning and they tasted gorgeous, but will the taste improve if soaked and left longer? cheers Chris

Hi fella, I'd agree with all the advice you've been given above but,,,, if you've only zeroed at 10yds, you will only be guessing at longer ranges. So I'd suggest setting out some targets at 5yd intervals and use your scopes mildots to see where the pellet strikes. You can then adjust your scope to have a 25 or 30yd zero and each mildot [assuming your scope has mildots ?] should be 5yds difference, with .22 but less with .177. This is an approx set-up, as your pellet choice and scope cross-hairs/mildots will have a unique setting, and this only you can set up If you don't do this, like I said, you'll only be guessing, and will miss and scare off your quarry, or worse still, possibly maim/injure, which I'm sure you don't want to do Anyway I hope this helps and good luck when you do get out atb Chris

Not sure mate, but I know there is a height issue with spiked barriers, fences [wood or metal] and walls. As I said, your local Council Office should be able to tell you more info. Try Building Control to start with Good luck :blink: regards Chris

Bigbob is correct with the height issue of "spiky" deterrents. I'd check with your local authority on the finer details :blink: As others have said, a spiky plant is quite legal, and a good thing to do, if it's practical in that position All the best Chris

Well done snipper I didn't mean no-one on here could help, asking on WOC was just an option Hope you get it sorted, good luck atb Chris

Hi EDR, I can't help myself, but can suggest you post this on WOC, I think you're a member on there if I'm not mistaken You're sure to get some help on there Good luck Chris

That was a good read mikee, and it proves that most hunters/shooters care for animals and the environment more than some people think. Well done on the stalking result too regards Chris

Here you go Brad: Office no; 0121 745 4287 Or contact BSA Guns direct Good luck EDITED FOR REASONS BELOW, SORRY

Well done Frenchie, all done and dusted in a professional manor It is a shame, but the space will soon be filled

That's a generous offer Pete, I hope you get someone suitable ASAP I know exactly how you feel, I manage refurb sites and get lots of "chancers" turning up not for long though Good luck

Hi EDR, I don't know why no-one's answered you on this Unfortunately I can't give you a difintive answer, only to say that as long as all parties involved are in agreement and the local Bobbies are informed, I'd say it should be ok. But think about your backstops and perhaps doing it at night when no-one about, putting signs up too maybe? Anyway, good luck and let us know how you get on. cheers JKD

Here you go MC http://www.fieldsportschannel.tv/index.php Enjoy, it's really quite good :o :o

More great footage Frenchie, very nice indeed but I couldn't help noticing they were looking directly at you most of the time. Perhaps they could hear that "elevator" music on your MP3 Try some heavy rock or similar to get them a bit more animated Seriously, you're doing it the best way, so make it quick,,,, I know you will

Very nice to see that FB, shows some shooters have some heart and don't just blast away. Look forward to more footage, Cheers

That's a great session for you and your mate B) I'm only into pop guns for now but I can appreciate a job well done, and that is Good luck on the continued "pea" shooting

I see you've already asked on there too Good luck anyway