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  1. I have an Aldi one and it is OK for most things, about as good as my Moore and Wright micrometers.

     

     

    I'll take a look and see how many Aldi mics are in use on our shop floors........that'll be NONE.

     

    You get what you pay for!!!

     

    Do you definitely need digital Pete?

  2. The case is aluminium exterior with egg case foam interior. It has two buckles, two key locks and one combination lock.

     

    The Aluminium case is airline approved and can be taken on flights.

     

    The internal dimensions of the case are 46 1/4" x 11 1/4". (1175mm x 286mm).

     

    Used half a dozen times so has a few 'baggage handler' scratches/knocks etc, but nothing that changes the integrity or security of the case.

     

    Looking for £50 inc postage.

     

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  3. My view on this is......

     

    It totally depends on what you want the rifle for, vermin/fox, deer stalking, long range, target etc.

     

    Decide what you want it for, then match the rifle to your needs.

     

    Why spend large money on a custom, when you can spend MUCH less on a quality factory rifle that may meet your needs perfectly. Then spend the remainder on quality glass and reloading components.

     

    I shoot 2nd hand Sako 75's (One has a Border cut rebarrel) as I think they are excellent quality for the money, and can outshoot many full custom rifles (As was proven this past weekend at 1200yds!) with quality glass and homeloads.

     

    My bog standard Sako 75 varmint in .223 punches fingernail groups with 50gn Blitzkings, and single hole groups with 73gn Berger match.

  4. I've had two for a long time. I personally leave mine set at 10x mag for lamping. The only time I use a higher mag whilst

    lamping is for definite ID (i.e. Fox laid up in a hedge, zoom in to be 100% certain of ID).

     

    I've also never found the Nightforce to cause me any problems on dusk/dawn low light shooting.

  5. One of the farms I shoot backs on to Boddington Res (Good shooting to be had flighting the Canada's off there!).

     

    The water level is definitely rising now that the Clattercote gates are fixed. I was pigeon shooting there at the weekend and a couple of the

    lads who fish it regularly confirmed that it was fishing very well!

  6. Hi, was addmitted to hospital yesterday with a nasty chest infection,what i want to know is why do i keep getting these infections? I do suffer badly from Asthma and have to take steroids regulary, don't frequent places where you mix with large numbers of people,kids etc

    Any doctors,nurses on here have any opinions on this?

    Cheers Vulture

     

    So you were in hospital yesterday, a place which is full of doctors and nurses......but you come onto a shooting forum, a place which is not

    full of doctors and nurses, to ask the question?

  7. After months and months of deliberating between 17hmr .22wmr etc i now find myself considering the 22 hornet it seems that all the posts i read class this as an out dated caliber any thoughts?.

     

    As I posted in a thread which started along similar lines to yours.....why limit yourself?

     

    If you want it for bunny bashing then .17HMR or .22LR would be a better, and cheaper, option.

     

    If you want it for foxing then .223 would be my choice every day. Much wider choice of ammo, with much wider availability,

    and for the same price or less.

     

    If you want it for rabbiting and foxing my advice would be to have both rimfire and .223.

     

    Oh, and before Kent jumps on this....I DO have a .22 Hornet....but I only keep it as it was my first centrefire, gifted to me by my father

    30 years ago. It may come out of the cabinet once a year.

  8. As a SMALL FOX rifle its about as good as it gets.

     

    You really think so?? .223 is a small fox rifle and is much more flexible than the humble Hornet.

     

    Why limit yourself when everything .223 is as cheap or cheaper, with much more choice and far more readily available?

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