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It's a new one, slightly smaller than the .338, larger than the .308. Good on deer I heard

"ex-library book" You stole it then :o Great book, have a free bump.

AND as long as it doesn't cause distress or alarm to any road users/people close by.

Also any pellet that leaves the area you have permission on or you own is also an offence. Best of luck with it, 10 ft/lbs is more than adequate. And as others have said buy a decent brand scope, doesn't mean much more expense just the peace of mind that it's still pointing where it did after the last shot.

"brown saddle" You like that sort of thing eh?

"76 cm magnum cambers cal 12" Those are big chambers

Maybe his camera is just a year out of date.

When you put some make up on it

congratulations, and jubilations, what are you gonna buy now? Have fun choosing!

Too right duganick, at throckmorton shoot I had a misfire, waited a few seconds with gun in my shoulder, then started to unmount as I did it fired after 5-6 seconds. I will always wait a bit just in case.

I've also read about another of it's brethren called the pidgon but I've never seen one of those although I see people talking about them???

"When I get out there NT we is gonna chase them turkeys" LB with a knife in his teeth chasing a turkey across a field. :o

Whats the formula of that Perazzi stuff? Most grease is molybendum disulphide, all the same stuff no matter the price.

Try the half and your pattern will be no worse and have less fliers. 36 grams of BB with 1/2 choke has sufficient pattern AND penetration for a Head+Shoulder fox out to 40 yards.

I get a cotton bud grease the hinge pins and bits in the action then a bit on the choke threads and ready to go.

Well, actually normally the tighter choke goes in the top barrel and the lighter in the bottom. Constrictions go from cylinder,skeet,1/4,1/2,3/4, full, extra full etc. there are also things like a "light half" but these are mostly for persistent fiddlers of chokes. Send me a PM and I'll send you some info on sites etc. Try to get your hands on, Breaking clays by chris batha, good for the beginner.

"why not cut some good sturdy sticks and make your own save your money." Not called bivvy are you? :thumbs: :blink:

put in a 1/4 + 1/2 and don't think about it further!

With larger shot for fox you will get a better pattern with 1/2 as full deforms many of the few large pellets. Try it on a pattern plate.

Can I see some pics, pm or e-mail or stick them up for everyone.

A bit of Bisley gun grease, or any molybendum grease.

She'll be joining saga soon Nice to get out the old birdagain then?

Don't worry too much the FLO's are generally not going to give you a mastermind quiz on the gun or anything, just ask around for some permission get a few targets try getting decent with the old airgun, then you can try some live quarry and apply for your ticket. You learn a lot everyday when hunting, no better way to spend a day.

And very nice your TX looks buzzer.

And shooting standing with a springer will give better accuracy than resting.