.25

[look no hands]

I have a .25 Lightning barrelled Supersport and love it, the oyster rifle I constantly take to the bashes and it is always out the longest, so much fun to use.

[Dornfelderliebe]

I have a .25 Lightning barrelled Supersport and love it, the oyster rifle I constantly take to the bashes and it is always out the longest, so much fun to use.

Can you get the bucket with it. I'm going to try with my 99 next time, a bit hard going because I couldn't even see it last time.

[look no hands]

Can you get the bucket with it. I'm going to try with my 99 next time, a bit hard going because I couldn't even see it last time.

To be honest I've never tried, if Craig can't hit it with a Walther LGV then I've got no chance with a lowly BSA

[Craig-P]

To be honest I've never tried, if Craig can't hit it with a Walther LGV then I've got no chance with a lowly BSA

Seven times on the bounce with the LGV last time I counted...
Still not as good as fourteen times with the .22 HW77, standing, offhand - but I do try...

[Craig-P]

One of my favourite vermin rifles was my BSA Ultra .25 ( I think that's what it was called - it had a black, polymer stock, carbine action, 10 shot mag - if anyone knows what the name for that is ).
They were on offer at Knibbs many years back. I used it solely for rats with an early NV optic and it was tremendous. I only sold it as lost the ratting permission but I'd buy another tomorrow should the requirement reemerge. I'd imagine modern NV technology would make this setup even better.
A few years later, I built a HW95 .25 with the help of Shaun from ISP as I missed the fun of the .25 caliber and wanted something to use against a few back garden pests that were coming through from neighbours. However, I went totally overboard with the build and turned it into a complete cabinet queen

[rapidresponse1]

i had a mfr in 25 cal i bought off guy a few years back terrefic bit of kit sadly i sold it on

[Leepelletb]

Thanks all. I'll have to keep my eyes open for the right one.

[les allam]

One of my favourite vermin rifles was my BSA Ultra .25 ( I think that's what it was called - it had a black, polymer stock, carbine action, 10 shot mag - if anyone knows what the name for that is ).
They were on offer at Knibbs many years back. I used it solely for rats with an early NV optic and it was tremendous. I only sold it as lost the ratting permission but I'd buy another tomorrow should the requirement reemerge. I'd imagine modern NV technology would make this setup even better.
A few years later, I built a HW95 .25 with the help of Shaun from ISP as I missed the fun of the .25 caliber and wanted something to use against a few back garden pests that were coming through from neighbours. However, I went totally overboard with the build and turned it into a complete cabinet queen

That Hw95 of yours is still my favourite.25 cal rifle.����.
Make sure you bring it with you to the next Boinger Bash please.
Les..

[TonyL]

Seven times on the bounce with the LGV last time I counted...
Still not as good as fourteen times with the .22 HW77, standing, offhand - but I do try...

Witnessed.. Awesome shooting. And very often whilst being distracted and having laugher fits between shots.

Go on, Pete, give it a go...

[Craig-P]

That Hw95 of yours is still my favourite.25 cal rifle.����.
Make sure you bring it with you to the next Boinger Bash please.
Les..

It's in pieces at the moment, Les - I decided to chequer the stock. I do the odd half hour on it in between paying jobs. But all being well it'll be at one of the bashes this year. It's looking doubtful if I'll make the May one though as it's Sarahs birthday.
Cheers mate, Craig

[Craig-P]

Witnessed.. Awesome shooting. And very often whilst being distracted and having laugher fits between shots.

Go on, Pete, give it a go...

Mr. P. Devine has a lot to answer for...

[TonyL]

You'll be sorely missed if you can't make it to the May Bash, my friend. But I can fully understand why.. At least the next one will follow on fairly closely afterwards.

[TonyL]

Mr. P. Devine has a lot to answer for...

[les allam]

It's in pieces at the moment, Les - I decided to chequer the stock. I do the odd half hour on it in between paying jobs. But all being well it'll be at one of the bashes this year. It's looking doubtful if I'll make the May one though as it's Sarahs birthday.
Cheers mate, Craig

Family comes first Craig .
We will see you at another bash anyway :cool.
Atb
Les..

[gsxrman]

Yep,
0 is the scope line of sight,
start point at -1.75" is the muzzle, to scope height.
the pink area is the PBR, where the pellet is +/- half an inch, so aim pretty much dead on with the FTT from 6yds to 28yds, or with the JSB it's 5.5yds to 26yds.

That not strictly true if shooting Rats, tin cans or plinking maybe.
That is an inch spread from 6-28, so if you aim centre of rat skull at 15 yards and you clip its ears, 25 yards you clip its chin.
I would still take time to learn the trajectory so that POI is where you want it. Live quarry anyway.
Just a thought.