C00KIE

Red plastic handle or stainless "dotted" type ???

Me neither

Possibly got the antler logded in itself when thrashing around in woods or saplings etc, falling or tripping over, or maybe when in a fight with a larger animal, piece then gradually worked it`s way under the skin and into the meat. The lacerations may have come from the annoyance of the "foreign" body in the animal and it `flaying` itself to allieviate the pain. :unsure: :unsure: You know what it`s like when you got that itch you can`t quite get rid of.

No, but i used to know a girl called Ellen that was a bit tight... I had very good results with these but no loading issues, mind you my rifle is a BRNO mod1 circa 1969, so may be a bit slacker, come to think of it i knew a girl like that once aswell . I also got very good results from RWS HP`s and RWS HV`s. I now shoot with CCI`s HP`s which are equally as good as the others, but different rifles like different food...

I got 2 shotguns, 2 rifles and a slot for 1 more rifle and was told that that was the max until i get a house alarm fitted. Avon and Somerset regs apparently.

Thanks guys, Forgot to add that i reload my own centrefire ammo aswell

Thought i`d better say hi, been meaning to join for a while and finally got round to it. Name`s Ian aka Cookie, Chef by trade, shoot with another member on here, Simon T, hi mate . I own; 1 .222 Brno Fox with set trigger,T8 moderator 1 .22 Brno Mod 1, home modified skeleton stock, shortened barrel, moderated, 1 12g over and under, 1 12g side by side, break barrel diana .177, skeleton camo stock shortened barrel un-moderated. Daftest dog in the country, a dacshund crossed with a laborador 8 years old now and still goig strong.

I`ve had a Buck 110 locking knife now for near on 20 years, its much used and abused and loved!! For me it is ideal for smaller quarry as the blade is the right shape, the handle fits my hand well as i got mitts the size of spades,and it`s got to be one of the best made knives around, keeps it`s edge etc etc. I also have a Karesuando boar, very nice sheath knife, good shaped handle and handy sized blade. This also is a good blade for small and large quarry alike. Only issue i have had with this one is that it didn't hold it`s edge well, so i`ve had to re-gring it to a better profile, now i just run it on the steel and it sharpens up fine. Only my opion though B) B)

Was gonna PM you but as i`m a new member i can`t just yet. !! If you can PM me then that would be cool, if you take paypal let me have your email address and i will post payment and details. Cookie