Well after not a very good month or two, i managed to get out to my favourite shoot, good old St Just, i took both the rifles with me, my Air Arms S410k and the Weihrauch HW100k After getting an hour or so shooting i had 4 nice sized rabbits. The picture of them was taken at the bottom of the valley just before i headed off back home.
The picture bellow is the field i took them from. It is quite away down from were i was laying so it is imperative to make sure your scope is spot on and shoot high. I love this field it tests your patience.
This is a massive granite pile were i climb and hide in the gauze just to the left and pick them off around the 35 yard mark. I generally spot this field from the farm so i know if it is worth the climb. To give you an idea of the distance this picture was taken from, i was stood 1 field back from were the cow is and then you have 2 fields, a stream, a road and then the granite pile.
The last picture on this page is some of the equipment i always have at hand as my St Just shoot is massive. We have my spotting scope, i don't normally use the tripod, only when I'm zeroing in. Then we have got a set of bins (binoculars), a gen 1 monocular (for lamping only), then my trusty rangefinder, this bit of kit is great, tells you exactly how far away you are, then a pair of walky talkies. I always take one and my wife has the other for emergencies, a must.
Well after not a very good month or two, i managed to get out to my favourite shoot, good old St Just, i took both the rifles with me, my Air Arms S410k and the Weihrauch HW100k After getting an hour or so shooting i had 4 nice sized rabbits. The picture of them was taken at the bottom of the valley just before i headed off back home.
The picture bellow is the field i took them from. It is quite away down from were i was laying so it is imperative to make sure your scope is spot on and shoot high. I love this field it tests your patience.
This is a massive granite pile were i climb and hide in the gauze just to the left and pick them off around the 35 yard mark. I generally spot this field from the farm so i know if it is worth the climb. To give you an idea of the distance this picture was taken from, i was stood 1 field back from were the cow is and then you have 2 fields, a stream, a road and then the granite pile.
The last picture on this page is some of the equipment i always have at hand as my St Just shoot is massive. We have my spotting scope, i don't normally use the tripod, only when I'm zeroing in. Then we have got a set of bins (binoculars), a gen 1 monocular (for lamping only), then my trusty rangefinder, this bit of kit is great, tells you exactly how far away you are, then a pair of walky talkies. I always take one and my wife has the other for emergencies, a must.
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