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The NGO team have helped multiple people that I know when firearms licensing have tried overstepping the mark.

It may be free, but can we still have a little less of it?

Cool, that’s good to know 👍

Anyone know how the barrel is attached to the action? Is it reasonably simple to re-barrel?

I’m near Ludlow. Let me know if you arnt sorted, I can fit you in 👍

I’m currently out with clients (mostly male) about 6 days a week in the summer. I have been doing this for about 6 years now, so have taken probably 200 different clients stalking now (many are repeats clients who come regularly so I can’t count them as being different clients). I can count on...

Opposite side, above spine. Iv got another picture of a roe doe that I had to track with the dog to dispatch after it had been seen by a farmer. Shot in front of one of one shoulder and exited out of the opposite shoulder blade, pretty much a hilar shot. It was completely healed up and the deer...

For shooting your fallow I think your 130grainers are about perfect 👍 if you ever want to shoot driven pigs or a moose in Europe the 150gr would be awesome 😂

I actually prefer the 150gr bullets! They shoot very well in many rifles and if you shoot larger game a lead core 150gr really transforms the performance the .270 causing it to punch above it’s weight. On fallow/sika and smaller they are probably wasted but on heavy red and big boar they work...

The picture was shot with 150gr lead in .270.

This is one of many wounded chest shot deer that Iv been called in to dispatch. Shoulder shot gone wrong by a neighbouring stalker one week before. Pictures of jaw shot deer found still alive are hideous, but it pure naivety to suggest that chest shooting is foolproof. All shot placements can go...

Iv got the same book, great read.

Probably the hardest to shoot rifle that Iv ever used. A client of mine had one and couldn’t get it under 1.5moa, after a lot of trying I put it down to the recoil rather than the gun actually being inaccurate. I shoot .300 win, 7 rem and have shot a bit of .416 rugby and .577, that Sako .270...

I’m on my way to Sweden to do some deer/boar dog work and my friends here can’t believe how cheap our ammo is in the uk. I wouldn’t just presume that others have it better.

Firstly I said stop, not hold. Secondly the deer is wounded, not fully functional. Many spaniels can catch and kill wounded roe, fallow does, prickets, sika hinds and then stop and harass wounded stags enough that you can get up to them. A lot of labs are in the low 20kgs now, my spaniel dog...