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Making a Gunning Punt and Punt Gun


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12 minutes ago, Old farrier said:

A little but not had any opportunity for a shot 

there it’s a stalking sport and adrenaline rush even if you don’t get the opportunity to pull the lanyard 

 

Couldn’t agree more. Last season was terrible! This season has has been better, but a few times we’ve managed to turn complete disasters into bountiful days!

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8 hours ago, figgy said:

Enjoyed seeing you use it in anger after following your build thread.

Thanks fir some cracking pictures.

What's your best bag from a single shot, the old timers could get 40 or more on a very good day.

As it’s only firing 13oz the bags are modest.

Having spoken to an extremely well respected punt gunner, I was pleased to learn our best bag is exceptional given the quantity of shot, so at least the setup seems to perform ok! All that aside, getting out there, the thrill of the stalk and keeping a dying tradition alive is what it’s all about for me!

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15 hours ago, theshootist said:

Thirteen ounces of BBs!! 

Sounds expensive but worth every penny and all the effort. It's a huge achievement.

13ozs of what? ITM, Bi, ITX?.........Yep! That's expensive, £7 odd per shot with 2 1/4ozs in an 8 bore! Lol!

great piccys though! Thanks for posting 👍

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11 hours ago, panoma1 said:

13ozs of what? ITM, Bi, ITX?.........Yep! That's expensive, £7 odd per shot with 2 1/4ozs in an 8 bore! Lol!

great piccys though! Thanks for posting 👍

I’ve used ITX but have had better results with steel. Certainly for the price difference I haven’t noticed an appreciable benefit. With the right amount of powder, and after a bit of playing with wads, steel seems to do the trick!

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38 minutes ago, Wildfowler said:

I’ve used ITX but have had better results with steel. Certainly for the price difference I haven’t noticed an appreciable benefit. With the right amount of powder, and after a bit of playing with wads, steel seems to do the trick!

Do you totally enclose the steel shot to protect the bore? If so how? 

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