Churchill
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if you want the very best, Japanese water stones are the way to go but they're not cheap and it's something that takes practice.
I think I've got 5 (I'd say you need three; 800g, 1200g and 6000g with nagura stone) plus a flattening stone, at about £40 a piece it seems a lot of money just to get a knife sharp but you'll be amazed by how sharp a knife can be and you won't look back
I've been using mine for around three years now and haven't noticed any real wear to them yet (though they do need flattening occasionally) so they do last quite well, I got the full sized ones which will obviously last longer but the combination stones may be a good place to start, I think two and a nagura (slurry) stone comes to around £45 +1
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Well done Wildfowler, simply amazing.
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Merry Christmas everyone.
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axe throwing
i intend to go to burnley and teach them how to really **** a door up 
lol, Burnley Dave, Pigeon Watch Gold Winner 2013
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Hello Mate,
to PW. I look forward to doing some more shooting with you after the New Year.
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Its a device to drag my shooting buddy away from the burger van so we can go and do some bloody shooting
Or it could be used for salmon poaching
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I'll be there as usual, i could do with another free Turkey
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Think of the good times and remember it was the last act of kindness you did for your faithful pal.
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i might try and demand one tomorrow and see what happens
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Determination and positive mental attitude, Job Done.
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For that money, a Hatsan, look after it and keep it clean and its as good as any semi.
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I feel no guilt in taking responsibility for being a meat eater, dispatching, preparing, cooking and eating a wild animal. If you eat meat then accept where it comes from. I have a dozen lads at work who are currently non shooters, i openly talk about what i do and i now have them preparing pigeons and cooking them when i bring them into work, they love it and accept that ethically its better than what you pick up from the supermarket shelf. I'm taking them clay shooting soon, the first step into the shooting community.
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Just a normal weekend at Beeston, Cheers Guys
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to PW from Norfolk
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Shooting live wood pigeon is a great leveller. That's the beauty of it. Being a good clay shooter does not equate to a shooter who can bring down wood pigeon cos they jink and weave.
Indeed, clays don't have wings.
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80% here
And I feel privileged to get a mention on there
50 % for me.
Your famous Matt. B)
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I think you will find they call it striking a pose.
It looks like you're skipping around the field Alan.
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Why thank you Xxx
I could not get the time off work for the last shoot so Gutted I had to miss all your kind comments otherwise would have been there....
tell us more about your maxus... the carbon fibre one and the fact you are a competition shooter
Hehe
And will propping up the bar but on near best behaviour as got little chimp with me
If you're on your best behaviour Matt i'll buy you a pint.
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Bald chap, specs, shoots pigeons, eats your breakfast leftovers? Absent from the last flush, there at Stevenage?
He's also a member of the Clay Pigeon Preservation Society, and the one who eats all the food at the Ploughshare Pub afterwards.
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Well i shot 91/100 with mine today, and chucked 150 elay firsts 67mm through it on Fri at Mid Norfolk. and as usual it was faultless.
Munchie, would you be kind enough to explain your cleaning routine for the Maxus, as its a really reliable gun and i want to help you solve this problem.
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Let hope no birds of prey fly over you when your shooting with them glasses on.
My Bad, they could be stock doves.....
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What a great read, thanks for sharing.
Lakenheath Clay Centre closed
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I agree, it had the potential but there was no imagination when it came to putting on good targets.