Rob G

Don't get to close criefy,looks like the killer rabbit from the monty python film

I use a tx200 mk1 .177,i have taken many rabbits with it no problem,had about 30 in the last month.I use bisley magnum pellets,if you know your gun and it's capabilities there isn't a problem

Next time your at braintree i will have to have a go,it's about a 20 min drive from me but i've never shot it.I normaly go to lakenheath if anyone fancies a round.

Fantastic photo's Hubertus,congratulations to your friend

I will try and make it if im not working,never shot at braintree shooting ground it's only about a 20min drive for me but i normaly go to lakenheath gun club.If anyone is interested there is a small shooting supplies near braintree shooting ground

pm sent 1 please

Cheers lads,it's been a bit hectic today.Went clay shooting this morning,then the family came round after dinner.It's my brothers birthday today(7 yrs younger) and my daughter tommorow so we had get together today

I used brown boot polish to stain the wood,and then polished it with a silicone polish didn't look to bad

Frank,have you run out of charlies so started shooting billys now .Nice pics and good shooting.Is there any legal requirements for the shooting goats.e.g can you shoot them at night,what gun has to be used,shotgun or rifle,is there a close season ?

Pull it's antlers off,wipe it's ar$e and put it on a plate.I like it blue.Just seal it

I think it's a good idea :unsure:

It would be nearly impossible to make your own,you have to pass the intestine through a set of rollers(like a mangle) to get all the contents out.Your local butcher would be able to help you or if you have a slaughterhouse near by even better.Pigs intestines are the best.A lot of companys use synthetic ones now

Well done mate B)

I went to my local clay ground today,most of my skeet shooting has been floodlit.My average was 16-18.I shot it in day light today and got my personal best 22 i was well chuffed.Just got to try and get that when shooting floodlit and i should be able to get in the shoot off

Not sure what time it starts they have got a website not sure what it is.If you are up there for a wednesday night it is well worth going to have a go at the floodlit skeet.While you are shooting fighter jets are taking off.It is right opposite the american airbase

Lakenheath is open on a sun morning if you go down there on a fri or sat night the club house is turned into a pole dancing club :( the gun club website is www.lctc.co.uk and the night club is called ushers :o

You have got lakenheath,not to far from bury st edmunds.They have got skeet ranges and a very good sporting layout a well :(

On one of the farms i shoot there was a chap who thinks he has the right to go where he wants when he wants,even if you was already there.He tried to move me on a couple of times i politely told him to go away and see the farmer.One day he parked his landrover in my pattern,made out he didn't see them.After i told him to move on he went down the field and parked in the gamecover to hide his landrover.When the farmer saw this he told him to go

I striked last september,the company i work for did away with the final salary pension.I could of retired at 60 with 40 years service.NOT ANYMORE.I don't blame anyone who stands up for there rights,we pay into a pension for ex amount of years to secure our future and they think they can just scrap it.The strike will affect my job as the meat inspecters are out

I use bisley magnum in my tx .177 they perform the best out of different pellets tried

Well done neilbe2,i've always fancied having a go but the cost puts me off.There is a lot of jobs out there but they all say you need experience.How are you supposed to get it if you have only just started :thumbs:

I think this topic should be locked,scifiguru is getting the response he wanted :<

Nice one buzzer,we are having a job getting any good bags on osr at the moment,waiting for one of the farms i shoot on to do some drilling,beans,barley and linseed

The only thing i leave behind is my footprints,i wonder how these people would feel if the farmer came round there house and emptyed the contents of his wheelie bin on there front lawn :<

Fantastic pictures Hubertus very interesting to read and some excellent pictures.Your dog must be as brave as a lion to go near a wounded boar