Alphamax

Hello Mate, I have stopped using 32grm 6.5 shot for the exact reason you have shown. 2 years ago I was a guest at a local shoot over the Christmas period and I fired 6 cartridges and shot 5 pheasanrs. When I got home and checked the birds, only 2 were fit for cooking. The other 3 were as you have shown. I think 28 grm 7s are man enough for birds meant for the pot.

Hello Lads an Lassies, I am fay Northern Ireland an would describe mysel as the most unlucky critter who ever walked. I am the big 50 this year and never won nothing in my life. I have done the lotttery since it came out and won nothing. Last saturday I threw away my weekly ticket and done 5 lucky dips, I watched as the numbers came out. I had the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd number and thought well done, a tenner. The 4th number came out and YES I had £80 odd quid, and the 5th number came out and I thought YES 2 or 3 grand come on. I was waiting on number 2 but no. If 2 had came out I would have won 2.5 million, if 2 had been bonus I would have had £202,000.I am more than happy cause when I cashed my ticket in I got £2144, YEHA. I done euro lottery tonight and won 2quid, my luck could be changing. YEHA

As far as I,m aware mate there should be no problem. It only becomes a problem when you start messing about with 3" magnums (75mm) and the likes. Hope this helps.

Well done mate, helluva a shot for the .222, in my opinion it is all you need for foxes and that shot just proves it. CHEERS

Just want to say hello, I am from County Antrim in Northern Ireland and love all sorts of shooting. Looking forward to having discussions on forum.