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Every day I look through the sale section and what's really annoying is when a forum member puts something up for sale instead of the interested buyers asking questions there is post after post saying that they are asking too much and it's not worth it, Why? At the end of the day it's down to the seller to ask what they want and if it's too dear and not worth it then it will not sell will it! and they don't need to be told

Those Atcos, the one in the foreground has a Tecumseh 4 stroke engine and the one behind has a Villiers 2 stroke engine. And that is a MK1 Stoic.

Look at the signatures are they trying to tell you something

That was helpful

Mines a 3" and I use 3" 30g carts the problem I'm having at the moment is that once fired and the spent cart is ejected the next to be chambered sometimes catch on the lip of the bore as if it starts to chamber before the cart is fully up.

Oh mate you gotta dispatch them quicker than that!.

I have had my CZ452 American now for Five years and have put thousands of rounds through it, I have never had any problems chambering rounds of any make, although I do use Eleys all the time now, unlike my friends CZ .22 semi automatic which jams up for a past time but hey! thats a whole new topic

Johns your man He sorted me out with all my gear.

Here's my 17hmr CZ Varmint with a 6x24x56 nighteater and I find it works very well. I'm risking it putting this pic up because the last time I posted this pic all some people on here could do was take the ****!!!!! and I dare say some small minded people still will. I have changed from the Varmint to the American which is alot lighter.

I have not had any problems with my two and they do the job

When I asked my local gunsmith about getting another .22rf he said that he tells people to say that one was set up for night shooting and one for daylight shooting with different scopes ect.

Check this thread post 11 Clicky

This is what I use and can hold 17s as well. It says MTM Case Gard 30 on the box , I bought it from my local gunsmith for £4.99.

All sorted, I thrashed out a deal with the gunsmith my Varmint and £70 for a brand new American and 100 rounds all ready to go as soon as my cert comes back. Thanks for the advice.

Yes the plan is to sell the Varmint ( a bit on the heavy side for me ) and replace it with a lighter rifle, my local gunsmith has offered me a trade in but it would be better for me to sell it privately.