james79 wrote:were the hell do you get hold of 5 pence pieces the size of dinner plates?

Thanks James, I needed that
Nice shooting too

Phil B wrote:A dead rat looks like a dead rat doesn't it??????

Yep. Can't argue with that, and to add photos I would have been in a different section..

Well, had a lay-in as it was a late night and cold too Still set myself up in a restful spot as I found that the HW100 is a heavy rifle, we all know that but with the added weight of the torch, screen and battery made it too heavy to hold especially after my operation (on my Cervical Spine)....Enoug...

Well, just getting my boots on to pop out on the rats tonight... Off to a chicken breeders who is local and has a problem with them. Should be a decent night out hopefully as I have just put together a night vision set up with a UV torch and it will be its first outing so I am hoping it will be bett...

I don't get a "crack", must be because I shoot a Weihrauch

Hi.. As far as I'm aware its the projectile that breaks the sound barrier and not the air behind it. My reconing would be that a subsonic powder fed projectile would exit the barrel less than 1,127 ft/s thus not breaking said barrier nor does the following air escaping would do the same so no "...

I roared with laughter when the two women were "crawling" along the hedgerow, backside up, it reminded my of Colonel Hathi March from The Jungle Book Gosh and them rats, its no wonder they were that bad, the old girl was quite the hoarder. ...... and that woman who was in tears that the mi...

Have a great day.

dave h wrote:Funny looking Air Arms though, which model is that

I would say it looked like a GCS (Geordie Carbine Special) Good to see them rats laying still too.