Roger5 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 13, 2020 6:32 pm

With you now, sorry, I only work in mildots

i'm still in feet and inches mate. i did get a scope with usable mildots, but my youngest brother borrowed it for a couple of weeks, 3 years ago

Roger5 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 12, 2020 4:50 pm

So that would be a .22 then ?

no thats .177 Rog, havent shot .22 for 20 years. seem to remember from a 30 yd zero you need 2'' of holdover at 40yds with .22, so i reckon you'd need around 5'' at 50

from a 30yd zero my holdover at 50yds is 3 inches

alreet gordon, hope you had a good un marra

if the 510 has 2 little pads inbetween the cylinder and stock at the front, same as the 4*0 series, then float the cylinder ;) most guns are fine with the 2 pads, the few that arent wont shoot accurately unless you float the cylinder. mine was one of those guns :lol: takes less than 5 mins to do . ...

if the 510 has 2 little pads inbetween the cylinder and stock at the front, same as the 4*0 series, then float the cylinder
most guns are fine with the 2 pads, the few that arent wont shoot accurately unless you float the cylinder. mine was one of those guns takes less than 5 mins to do .

i only live a stonesthrow from a family who've all died of mysterious head injuries

well that set up will sort charles out mate 8-) i use shotgun these days for foxes, my shoots with fox problems arent safe for anything else really. yeah the forum is quiet, shame really, as it was awesome a few years ago. some top lads still pop in, but not often enough. the hunting section a few y...

This perm is too far for that Im afraid down Yday full day on the squirrels grandson had 14 , then waited for mr fox but grandson spotted it two fields away and was not interested in any calls I played lol but I enjoy these ones , personally I would leave it be , but the owner wants it gone as has ...

blueheckle wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 29, 2020 1:59 pm

done that in the past but has to be an analog , so how do you know if 12 noon or 12 midnight

i only set it from teatime til the following morning.
fox o'clock is nearly always between an hour before dark and the first hour or so of daylight