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Thats got to ne a "lion". 1.77 i had one back in the 80's. chinese training gun basically. i shot a pile of bunnies with it--i dont recall there being a scope rail on it but it only cost 20 quid !

im not happy bout selling at all but needs must. i used her on pinks in September and grey last month with 1.5 oz homeload lead. pulled off some super shots so i did.The gun is rock solid and in fine condition throughout.

its a greener m8 its the safety catch opposite side of

Gauge: 12 Bore Barrel Length: 30" LOP: 14 & 1/2" Weight: 7 lb 7.5 oz Orientation: Right Handed Chamber: 3" Choke: 3/4 & 3/4 😁

As per title needs must so selling my best fowling gun. More pics can be done if someone is interested.This pic is from the gunshop when i bought the greener a few years ago.Looking for £1100 or very nearest offer. Could rfd at buyers expense

Done.

i shot a couple of roe with 243 vmax last season. both clean kills ,dead on the spot.however the rounds went right thru. They did not break up as i was advised they should.

yup just put it on today

Never used .Not fiddled with not twiddled about .good to goMeopta Bought brand new and mounted on the .270 few months back,never took the gun out -sold the .270 there now its off .270 and for sale. Simples.£450 ono. The thermal i have used a few times on the foxes. Works as it should £250

Aluminium type. just not needed . Brilliant for foxing. £150.Excellent condition

I think for the average uk rabbit shooter ( not a parachute regiment 3 month long yomp through a barren rabbit infested wasteland) scoffing a delicious bunny every week will not put them in harms way though 😁

Where you getting this low protein tosh from lad!! !And moreover ,Rabbit is very tasty. No special rules whatsoever other than get cleaned and keep meat from drying out once skinned till cooked.Lovely fried btw

2 are metal with original paintwork. one wooden Lofting decoy £50

2 of them. One spherical the other conical. my old man used them for his sheridan back in the 70's . £50