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GK jr, you took a trout with a bow! Well done that man :D I know all about those keepers, only the good ole' ones know the true value of an extra pair of eyes about :wink: In fact I stayed away from somewhere to prove a point to a keeper looking for excuses, come November he was screaming for help w...

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It was the first miss fire with this 94, I was thinking that if the locking bolt is not rising enough and thus increasing head space slightly if it could take some of the percussion away from the hammer. More importantly I am concerned about any inconsistancy there being reflected in the potential o...

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Bloody brilliant! Well done. Humbling ain't it and hard work, two good things. Looks like you hit perfect with the puffing pipe and they won't let us use them things over here because "they are not humane"

What was the fusil any way?

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OS, we were staying in Glenluce in south west Scotland. The forest I was hunting in is called Gass forest next to Artfield fell (which is shown on most maps). An old hunting friend has the rights to thousands of acres up there and lets me check this patch freely when I we go. A truelly wonderfull ge...

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This is the second fox shot in tha same area and at 40 odd yards. http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o65/Nath_bucket/scotfox005.jpg He was facing away from us when I let fly and hit him in the rear neck and the bullet exiting under his right eye. He never felt a thing! Now then guys a question. I ha...

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Here you see Tia retrieving the second fox, she is very warey of the fact it's head is trailing close to her rear and is growling at the fox at the same time, kinder funny me thinks.

Nearly finnished.

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Cute aint he,

There is more!

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Here is another view of the first fox, I was in the tree line near the dead looking trees. If you look down the stone wall you can see a little white blob, thats Tia watching me as I told her to stay there. Tia incidently has come home covered in ticks! http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o65/Nath_bu...

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Just got from a weeks vacation in Scotland with my bride. packed the 94 trapper as usual and tried for a roe buck but when I did get a shot (@ 160paces) I missed! I foolishly shot just over the top of him! He was side on perfect too! I got two fox though here is the first, http://i117.photobucket.co...

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In the past I have used 150grn hard cast Gchecked and blue dot. The bullets in question would not of been an ideal shape for small deer but a good flat'n and I feel sure would be ok on small deer. I use to use a 32 pistol 89grn for squirl pushed through a 308 Lee sizing die and a pinch of W231, it w...

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Please remind me why the 35REm was no match?

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Sorry, yes very smart mount and well done

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I took a young boy out with the 9422 and he could not get it in his head or was not caperble of listening. He seemed to think that once you got the hammer held and then pulled the trigger you just let go of the hammer :roll: he did realise the importance of where the muzzle is pointing pretty quick!...

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Spot on Kirk

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http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o65/Nath_bucket/3030deer.jpg This feller fell to a 30/30 at ten yards ( the red at the top). I would not hesitate the same animal within 100 hundred yards with a 44/40 if as the bow I could put it in the zone. I would also crank it as much as I could safely. Some ...

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Thats a tough one, sorry.
I been there with dogs, two labs within a year of each other, I don't think I could do it again. I sobbed for a while.
Feelin for you pard.

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Thats most impressive, good straight grain in the stock.
Those cases look just amazing, good shooting

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I for one wish Remmy chambered it in their little model 7, that would tempt me. I would like to see it a Handi but we don't get them over here.

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I use a Husky 50 I have had for 20years, darn thing keeps going. I put this down to the guidance of an ole' woodsman I know who instructed me to only use a very good semi-syn oil and so I do. The same woodsman soon went off Stihl in favour of Huskey hence my choice, I trust this ole' mans decisions ...

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First class

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yes, I sure keep my saw sharp and the rakers down. I tend to cut my logs no more than 6" letting the saw do the work and any splitting is pretty easy then. Most my timber this year is english oak. Most my harvesting is fallen/windblown limbs scavanged of the places I shoot. Helps pay for the ga...

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Nice come back Perry.
My apologies Sir.

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I don't mind the splitting iceman, it's the back ach when sawing. I now use ear plugs to stop the noise fatiguing me. I do mine in spring and it is stored on a south facing wall to get the sun, that is if we have any

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Funny that, I too have noticed my saw getting heavy

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Got to differ with you on that one Barry. If someone wishes to join the army or police armed responce team it is because they wish to shoot someone, it's not to play tiddly winks is it. If the whole police force was armed then it's what goes with the job whilst serving the people which is very diffe...

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Yes Modoc Ed has it, very neat job. Wet wood is what causes problems as what I mean green wood or wood that is not seasoned. If I have any that I am not sure of I will stack it near the stove for a few nights to make sure. Harvesting and burning wood is good for the spirit, good for the heart and go...

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Proffesionals and guns! Very dangerous! I allways question myself as to why would someone want a job that the sole purpose involves shooting someone? But I can not defend myself with a weapon! Why do my tax's pay for blairs "protection" but none of my income can go to a similar form of per...

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I don't think the fox's get chance to mate for life around here :lol: Actually I don't think they do as come january you find numerous dogs hanging around a single vixen. Britain has a good head of small game and wild bird life and the fox has no preditors other than man only men aren't men any more...

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I seem to recall Mr Owens sounding very patriotic when he was staying in the USA and now back home he dare not stand out to big bro! Divide and conquer was never so easy as it has been in Britain for goverment!
Good luck to this fledling organisation, at last someone with guts!

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There should be some more pics soon but what gets me is every time lately I carry a lever I get a blank!
Cheers crs, I am getting tired of the two house brick recipe

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Just thought I would show this fox cub I got after standing for a goose. http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o65/Nath_bucket/mlfox.jpg I got it with 1 1/2oz of no1s and 3/4 the volume of powder. Three cards+paper shot cup and OS card. When the geese wern't to high I gave to little lead and missed :ro...

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Thanks for the reply Kirk and err no there is no similar allowance in the UK or else I would of been on it years ago

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Cheers GK

Rusty, the torch is a Tiablo A9 LED flashlight. Type it in. I got it from Hong Cong of all places!

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thanks.

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John in MS, I have returned to Hornet a whiles back now from when I first tried it for a few reasons. First, when I use a lamp and on my own I have to rest the forearm on my left arm whilst my left hand directs the light, the low recoil does not shift zero with an ungripped forend etc. Cheap on fuel...

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When I had a peep on my 94 I reconed I could shoot deer to 100yds. The prob for me is poor light an shooting smaller critters too other wise I would love to ditch the scope.
If I trailed wilderness of which there is none in Britain I would ditch the scope.

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Kirk, when you say a couple of options what do you mean?

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I'm in tears here,,,, you are blessed and thankyou

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Oh and Hi to your family

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Very impressive, up close is great. It sure knocked the snot out of him.
I bet his ears are still ringing too

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Sorry K, Ed. He was pleased/impressed etc

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Yeah, what Grizz says. What a wonderfull way to open the front door when the bell rings with that in your hands. You will sure get their attention!

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This fox has been bugging me for a while on a small farm near home that the farmer lets me do as I please on for many years now. Every time I visited recently I would here her popping pheasants up and eating all the rabbit. I took the muzzle loader on Wednesday to check it still makes fire ready for...

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Griff, I popped that doe at 60yds, the three of them ran around me to get to the timber line behind me, I watched as my doe ran and noticed her stumble slightly. As she slowed I mounted and was on her again by the time she stopped at 80ish yds. The second round dropped her and was very close to the ...

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Very nice, what or who made it? Whats the gauge?

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Well done dude, say are you a tall feller, you make that 1895 look quite small?

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Me dose and Hi

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Early Hornets had .223" barrels and most reloading bullets are .224" thus raising pressure. Thin brass and a bad case for stretching means that sometimes at the high end of pressure the head can seperate, this did not matter before reloading became so popular.

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Most impressive, well done and thanks for sharing.

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No, no, I'm wrong to say that as I don't actually know that, I'm assuming!

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Note that degreasing inside the neck will only help with jacketed bullets.
Good luck and keep us posted

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