Anyone else had a good sunday?!

[harvey b davison]

Bit of a crap wkend all round:thumbdown: done nothing but rain all wkend. Got one or two bits done, but thats all, lacking in motivation at moment to be honest.

[tommer9]

wadebridge camels and we did give PZ the hump today:biggrin:

 

Good result:thumbup1:

You know Rob Thomas? Hes very involved with the camels. Good mate of mine.

[tim Ber]

Great weekend saturday out hunting with local shooting pack walked miles but the veiws of the welsh country side makes it worth it then sunday out with the terriers then home for roast beef nice bottle red and some beers:thumbup:

[Sam Thompson]

Started my day like this

 

 

About lunchtime...

 

Tea time...

 

 

 

Best sort of Sunday

[corylus]

4 mile walk after dins, with sun on me back, along River Swale thinking how much the riverside alders need sorting, watching newly arrived curlew and oystercatchers flying and calling followed by a couple of Brakspears.

 

Could be worse.

[big fell!]

Started my day like this

 

 

About lunchtime...

 

Tea time...

 

 

 

Best sort of Sunday

 

Nice pics Sam but did you drop anything? What gear you on there? Looks Sako-ish?

Edited February 28, 2011 by big fell!

[Sam Thompson]

Nice pics Sam but did you drop anything? What gear you on there? Looks Sako-ish?

 

Dropped a nice yearling doe for the freezer, and a rabbit.... for "ballistic testing..." .

 

Tikka T3 Lite Stainless, all standard apart from the trigger which is at 1.5lb. Scopes a 8x56 S&B, beastly optics, probably the best woodland scope you can get I reckon. Mod is a PES Scout, pretty happy with that after changing from a Ase Utra last year, balance is good - far better than the T8 oil drums people like. I shoot two rounds through it, developing a fifth at the moment. The first one is a 140 Nosler Spitzer soft point, mainly for hill work. And the second (what I used last weekend) is a 160 Hornaday soft point, round nosed. It is useless past 150m, but when it hits it makes a very big hole, virtually no hydraulic shock, and puts a lot of blood out of the wound, so an easy carcass to follow up with less meat damage than a .243 100-grainer!

 

 

Sam

Edited February 28, 2011 by Sam Thompson
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[big fell!]

Good stuff, i knew it was finnish! Il PM you about some shooting later on. Gotta go

[Sam Thompson]

Good stuff, i knew it was finnish! Il PM you about some shooting later on. Gotta go

 

Good man