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I gave up on muckboots as they split within a year after very little use, also my heel rubbed raw. They were really warm though.

Wish the Welsh GL was as good reading as the English.

Not long after I bought my first shotgun, a Lanber o/u, I rested it on a 5 bar metal farm gate and had a small little indent. Looking up the barrels internally it showed as looking like a human strand of hair, outside was a small dent you could feel slightly. Took it back to RFD where I bought it and it was sent to Gunmark the importers, who raised it. To look at it now it looks like " hammered finish " if you look close. At the time, long time ago, it cost me £25. It was only done as a precaution if I remember correctly.

So I assume it starts constantly recording only when off stand by and the scope is ready to use, and you can set how much of the recording you want to keep before and after the shot. What happens to the recorded bit you don't want to keep ? Is it deleted right away or does it use up recording space on internal storage of scope ? Does anyone use this feature

I can understand about after the shot, but before the shot how does it know when you're going to pull the trigger ?🤔

As per title, do anyone use auto record. I find it hard to grasp how it switches on so quickly. I have it on the Mk1 Hicmicro Alpex and have never used it. How does it shut back of recording ? Is that auto also ?

A while back, I was told by FEO they went in the melting pot in Port Talbot steelworks.

When you said there Simon that you thought someone was behind you, it reminded me of a long time back when I was fishing a shingle beach only one there, a little distance from the car, in the early hours of the morning, and I kept looking behind as I thought I could hear someone walking towards me from behind.

I got the same as you but in 19mm. One part of a farm has lower ground and seems to be very humid and like mentioned above affects picture quality. Changing palette colour helps. I carry a lens cloth on a length of string inside an old 35mm film camera tub. So when you pull the cord the cloth returns inside the tub. The lens mist over both ends of spotter, especially I find the eye side where I wear a balaclava ( warmth and camo ) the front by my mouth seems to get moist from breathing causing the lens to mist.

Yeah PayPal, only £9, but annoyed that to me description was incorrect.

Well, my power bank was delivered, and wrapped back up to be returned. Between the advert on the bay , the leaflet and printed on the actual item there was 3 different specifications, ranging from 9000000 to 10000 mAh if I understood correctly. It also was slightly scratched and didn't appear new to me. Tried to contact seller but message was not delivered twice. When I looked for item again it was unavailable and taken off due to violation policy whatever that is.

I did get '0' level English language. In the mocks my teacher told me I didn't know what a sentence was. Grammar school educated as well.

Agree with all mentioned above, but the mags are just like any other businesses in a hard commercial world. Stories repeated from years ago, same pictures used over and over. Rifle Shooter gone bi-monthly but same content as a one month mag , and price increase. One thing that does bug me is the continuous mention of what brand kit they are using, once would be enough but they repeat every other sentence. But saying that if someone loaned me a 4k pair of binoculars I'd plug it for them as well. I do like keeping up with new ammo / rifle announcements though. If they all folded, I guess we would be the first to moan though.

One thing I don't understand, on the one I am buying, part of the advert says 9,000,000 mAh and in the more detailed description it says 20,000 mAh. Hope they got a good booklet with it.

I e mailed 2 well known optics retailers and Hicmicro themselves. All said it is ok to use power banks on spotter and scope as long as it is rated at 5V / 2A.