TIDES EDGE

And they have a fibre cup .

Twymyn Let us know how you get on with them please as I have said on other posts on here these fibre cups must be the way forward for all loads lead and steel.

All keepers should be tipped and I think the general rule is £20 per 100 birds or more if you have had a good day personaly.

So do I , I have even managed to hit them on the run after missing an easy shot at 30yds.

At 30 yds your bullet will be low it takes a lot of will power to aim high even after years of experience .

We skin off the breast and then cut of the meat as large steaks my daughter is a master at this and wastes no meat.

Just checked my new one ( still in the bag ) pockets are there just stitched up lightly.

Looking at them they need to be out and about not stuck in a pen I think they look good ,as long as that stubble field is not over your boundary .

Westley thanks but I have tried this and did not get on with it enfieldspares I can not shut my left eye so a bruised lip I will have to suffer at least I know I shot ok if I have one.

I am right handed but left eye dominant and to make matters worse I cant shut my left eye over the years I have tried just about every method going including cross over stock ( it kicked like a mule ) none worked the only way I can shoot is to tilt my head right over the stock so my left eye is in line with the rib , my rifles have high mounts to enable me to do this it looks awkward but it does work ok not up to George Digweed standards but ok but I do get a thick lip if I fire a lot of shots.

masmiffy I was called in to shoot them when it first came up they were eating the young plants unlike tick or field beans which they don't touch once they are growing .

No it is not a sales gimmick they are clamping down on low use and un filled slots but at renewal , as others have said what do you term as low use I brought 200 rounds of .243 2 years ago just before renewal they could well last me till my next renewal its not for the want of trying I am out with it 2 to 3 times a week but without the need for re zeroeing you don't pull the trigger that often.

£395 tonne for rearer pellets £484 with flubenvet.

As I have said before on other posts on this subject the fibre cup that Gamebore use in some of their steel loads is the way forward in my opinion , it could be used in all cartridges but as panoma1 says the manufacturers don't seem in a hurry to develop it further.

If you have a history of diseases and are using the same pens again it is worth talking to your vet and getting in some of the appropiate medicines for them . I have just had a meeting with ours and got what we need as we always get problems and cant move the pen so he has agreed that prevention is a wise move and I will treat them after 10 days of arrival.