Tuearts right boot
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Used to have an old Hungarian air rifle, a mate apparently nicked it from a fairground. Used to put a drop of diesel oil in the pellet to give a bit more power.
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kinkysleftfoot
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kp789 said:What do you use?kinkysleftfoot said:Not into target shooting but do plenty of vermin hunting and prefer the PCP type of airgun
Air arms s410 is my current gun of choice........not PCP but enjoying it
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BimboBob said:Had an so Diana as a teen. So powerful you could see the pellet when you fired it in the air.
Edit. And at cats.
Makes note........
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Barsteward cat haters.
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TTTCITYBHOY said:BimboBob said:Had an so Diana as a teen. So powerful you could see the pellet when you fired it in the air.
Edit. And at cats.
Makes note........
Aguero & Bimbo Bob no Xmas cards.
Barsteward cat haters.
That's alright, wouldn't have time to read it, Xmas day I'm out shooting cats with my dogs. Sulphur smelling cat lover.
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aguero93:20 said:Good for shooting cats.
So that's pigeons & cats.
What's not to like.
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Tuearts right boot said:Used to have an old Hungarian air rifle, a mate apparently nicked it from a fairground. Used to put a drop of diesel oil in the pellet to give a bit more power.
That would be a Relum.
(They were called Relum because the owner was called Muler......Relum backwards)
They closed down in 1986.
The most popular model was the Tornado under lever, which had twin concentric mainsprings, one inside the other. Now very rare in mint condition.
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Davs 19 said:aguero93:20 said:Good for shooting cats.
So that's pigeons & cats.
What's not to like.
Seagulls too, utter cunts.
ColinBellsjockstrap said:Tuearts right boot said:Used to have an old Hungarian air rifle, a mate apparently nicked it from a fairground. Used to put a drop of diesel oil in the pellet to give a bit more power.
That would be a Relum.
(They were called Relum because the owner was called Muler......Relum backwards)
They closed down in 1986.
The most popular model was the Tornado under lever, which had twin concentric mainsprings, one inside the other. Now very rare in mint condition.
I had a Relum underlever when I was about 16, along with a BSA Supermeteor. The Relum was powerful but bloody heavy. Not sure what model it was. It was in mint condition and I haven't got a fucking clue what happened to it.
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aguero93:20 said:Davs 19 said:aguero93:20 said:Good for shooting cats.
So that's pigeons & cats.
What's not to like.
Seagulls too, utter c**ts.
Now me and you agree,pigeons too,flying fukn rats those bastards,yeah I'd shoot them ok.
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kinkysleftfoot said:kp789 said:What do you use?kinkysleftfoot said:Not into target shooting but do plenty of vermin hunting and prefer the PCP type of airgun
Air arms s410 is my current gun of choice........not PCP but enjoying it
I have the same gun. It's a lovely piece of kit with which I have killed loads of rabbits and the odd rat. Very accurate and easy to use.