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Topic: Hobbies... So many. (Read 1679 times)
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TinyTim
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Was great fun - Imagine running down a sunken stream bed with steel knock down targets both sides, then into a breeze block house for hostage rescue.
Also tactical so use cover properly, no re-loading in the open etc.
All with scrupulous range safety and 100% safety record mainly cos of the way we taught it.
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S100MDB
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sounds fun!
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dj-phatphunker
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ok will have to take a few pics of my collection of rifles / pistols ect
may take some time
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TinyTim
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Shot the .50 version of that when it was being developed - that was 'interesting'  |
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dj-phatphunker
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i can imagine
have fired .50 a few times and very very enjoyable i think is a good word
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Davie
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Some nice firearms there guy's, use to do a lot of game shooting (clays,waste of a cartridge). Had several section 1 & 2 firearms, prefered the AYA No2 S/S for game but did have several pumps and a Browning semi auto (great weapon). Strangest one i had was a cut down pump not much range, but a hell of a door opener)  |
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Chastiser
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Was great fun - Imagine running down a sunken stream bed with steel knock down targets both sides, then into a breeze block house for hostage rescue.
Also tactical so use cover properly, no re-loading in the open etc.
All with scrupulous range safety and 100% safety record mainly cos of the way we taught it.
had a go at that tim and enjoyed it. i tended towards practical pistol though. alhough i have to admit, knocking down those steel plates with 8ball cartridges was a hoot. Mike |
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Chastiser
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Shot the .50 version of that when it was being developed - that was 'interesting' only .50 i have shot is a barratt  Mike |
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Chastiser
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only gun i got left is me little rabbiter now  but its ok for a nice head shot at 40 yds tis an AA S200 Mike |
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Jester
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95 SWB 2.5 manual
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rapid7 in .22 for me  |
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im not completely useless ............i can be used as a bad example  |
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Harry Flashman
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Here's one of Lady Flashy shooting hell out of paper and wood with a Colt Govt .45 (and then me being really brave and pasting up for her ) |
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shoggyv6
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some nice bang bangs there i've just sold my beretta 686e 28" multichoke barrels really nice gun just didn't go shooting that much as all the clay shoots are always about an hours drive from me. hey daktari nice celica what bhp is it running? |
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Muther Trucker
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right guys, need ur help: i know nowt about guns, except i shot the target on a bent fairground target and won a "winnie the pooh"........ i would firstly like to know: Daktari, that 2nd gun of urs, does synthetic refer to the "bullet?" secondly where do i get one, thirdly will i get arrested....... thanks u guys |
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TinyTim
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Synthetic usually refers to the stock material - ie not wood. You can't shoot em anyway but your own property or somewhere you have permission but as long as muzzle velocity is below 12 fps you don't need a license and you wont get arrested - long as you don't do anything stupid with it. The law has just been changed so that pellets must not leave your property either. The makers have their own website http://www.daystate.co.uk/ but they are deffo not cheap |
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