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When I did some testing with the fibre cups it patterned ok but big shot went (BBB) went through the wad wall and scored the barrels, so be careful

Nice one, i try to do that with my cartirdges as well but i nearly always fail.

Don't think you do.

You are right,just thoughts at the moment,called a fox in the other night put the bullet between her eyes,that certainly works!

That would have been my worry as I live in the feels so it seems I would be better having ballistic tips, if I apply for a 223.

Cheers everyone for the feedback, i have electronice scales, beam scales and electronic powder dispenser so thats all ok. But if i can use FMJ and get them at that sort of price i wouldnt need to bother.

I have been considering getting a centerfire rifle for foxes etc and wondered how much set up cost would be for a basic set up for say a 223.cheers.

I feel it's the right decision,but there is no one to replace him,but his drive has gone.

Sorry a modern semi auto shouldn't need specific ammo ,get shot of it . I bought a brand new SBE2 that was the most unreliable gun I've ever had , I new several other Fowler's who had them nicknamed jamelli overpriced carp, threw mine in the wash in temper one flight then had to retrieve it lol.

Had one fixed a work,I will ask the fitters what they used.

Very special moment for you,my father passed away when he wasn't very old, I would of loved to have had a flight on the marsh with him.

Motty phoned me on Friday and told me of a old rape field that looked very promising,he even said I think A ton is on the cards.I had a job to do first thing in the morning so I didn't arrive until after 11 to find he had set up with a lot of plastic decoys out and a rotary to the left of the hide which was situated on the edge of a reedy dyke.he had 8 on The clicker . The pigeons came in little flurries with some long waits in between. The promise of a ton looked a long way of an 50 looking the more likely. The birds were not decoying for the most ,so we had all types of shot in the book with both of us shooting very well. We decided to remove the hide and make a ledge in the dyke to try and give the birds more confidence. This ploy worked well and we then decided to share and pairs that came in, I took left and Motty took right this helped us up the score as now we were making the most of any chances. I remarked to Motty how well I was shooting,only for the wheels to come of in the last half hour,that'll teach me to brag. The clicker had 112 on it and we picked up 105 plus a crow and a feral with a few lost in some standing wheat.So promise kept Motty, a great afternoon thanks for the invite.

I will have this please

If it's the same as my Ruger 17 ,Google the trigger lighting , you can just remove a spring and it lighten it up takes 5 minutes when I did mine.