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Chezney

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About Chezney

  • Birthday 16/10/1988

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    Shooting, shotgun: clay, rough, driven game<br> rifles: when i get the chance

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  1. No idea of interest level in these but have 100-120, mostly Hornaday (some S&B). £40 posted? Ono..
  2. Don’t suppose you could show me the fittings off the ranger? I have a different model but may fit!
  3. Wrong side of the country for me unfortunately! Good luck with the sale
  4. 😅 SOLD! not to the mother in law!
  5. I’ve written stunner twice, but to be more precise it’s a captive bolt stunner
  6. Hi, For sale is a cash .22 stunner (pistol style). This has been owned from new and has had very light usage (nothing commercial at all). Regularly serviced and has just had a new set of recuperating rings. F2F preferred but can post, based mid-Somerset £350
  7. Thanks, I can only assume that if you describe the item as a bolt “gun” when they ask you what’s in the package, the post office will go mad.. do you just describe as “percussion device”?
  8. Has anyone had any experience of posting these since they had their section 1 status removed? is there any legislation/requirements/pitfalls? thanks
  9. It’s a good topic to discuss, clearly you’re very aware of it, perhaps then more of interest to those thinking of doing it. Ruptured anything clearly is game over, interestingly eyes popping out in fish is actually reversible. I’m very much the same thinking as you, I eat what I catch and stop when I’ve got enough. I’ve learned the technique from areas in the world where it’s mandatory (Alaska with Yelloweye for example), farcical when the fish is dead, but nonetheless mandatory!! Looks great, and I very much look forward to getting over to NZ
  10. Great pictures and description! As a point of interest for you, when deep drop fishing, a form of catch and release can be practiced using a deep water release device. It sounds like all you caught was tasty, but they’re incredibly inexpensive and survival rates are good for fish returned to the depths. Something to consider perhaps!
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