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nice one les, keep at em mate. still raining up here rabbits everywhere but land too wet. let us know what they think to the deer skin

thats some serious pest control fella's. goes to show how many there is about

nice bag there les, considering the terrible weather we have had. well done fella.

hope all goes alright with it pal

gutted :( looks like an fx2000. nice rifle. seen the odd second hand stock for sale on the bay before

excellent well done p.c. not many of us getting bags like that lately.

wow, that pretty amazing :blink:

time yet though fella. i have a choc lab and started training him at 18 months. hes 5 years now and a cracker.

nice looking lab mate, how old is he/she?.

nice one fella. if she enjoys it be sure to encourage her. i am the same with my ten year old boy. these kids are the future of our sport

have no experiance of this rifle, but have heard similar stories and turned out to be not enough pressure in the filling bottle. as far as im aware the rifle should be cocked but high pressure is needed to fill it from completley empty hope this might help if not do you have a manual? does it have a fault finding section. atb aga man

a fenn trap used in a tunnel box as described works well, but make sure birds etc cant get in and use the box against a wall. if you bait the plate they love peanut butter. otherwise sit and wait with an air rifle.

nice one TEH, good result

hello mate, have a look on wwwgunspares.co.uk they have exploded diagrams and supply the parts

nice shooting fella. looks a lovely place to shoot aswell

nice one fella.

hello jorge, the gamebore clear pigeon cycle well through the hatsan and generally have enough clout for highish crows and pigeons they are 70mm case and 30g no6 usually 50 to 55 quid for 250. there may be cheaper versions locally to you but try to keep to 70mm length cases. atb aga man

suprised no one has mentioned gamebore super game [green cases}, very consistent and reliable IMO 32 gms of 5 or 6. agree with anser2 though, they probably all do the same job. if your happy with a particular shell its usually best to stick with it.

hope your not waiting for certificate too long. edited for spelling.

despite having plenty of permissions with recently drilled peas and beans, the pigeons are showing no interest. we decided to a drive and look at the rape which is mostly in flower and unshootable. we noticed that a tree at the bottom of a fifty acre field we have been shooting was full of pigeons. on closer inspection the rape there was very short an well grazed. although rabbits are present theres not big numbers.despite bright sunshine and 6 mph sw wind. we decided to set up under the tree as we have done throughout the winter. after setting up the hide, we put out two magnets with dead birds and three on floaters. within minutes the birds were coming in. although the bag is quite modest by some standards on here, we were very pleased and had an enjoyable afternoon with a steady stream of birds. we started at 1pm and finished at 5, with 50 birds shot and 48 picked. we have taken bags of 30 and 40 regularly from this hide during the winter and still they come.[we been myself and pw member Tan}. the damage to the rape can be seen in the picture.

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good starting point mate, would tell if its the gun or scope at fault.

as already said can you try another scope on the gun or the scope on another gun and go from there.