Hunting Cammo (Split from Type of Shooting Thread)

Vegeta

Keelan wrote:

Go out and get some foxes lads. Lifes too short to be bickering over clothes ect. The women do enough of that for us, well mine does anyway.
This is still a free country ( i hope) so go and enjoy.;)
Keelan.

oh i would if they'd issue my bloody license to me grrrrr

SO in the mean time i argue with anything that moves

Clare gunner

Vegeta wrote:

oh i would if they'd issue my bloody license to me grrrrr

SO in the mean time i argue with anything that moves

Now you know why I'm a gererally a cantankerous old bastard most of the times.Lack of liscensing for your firearmh,has a tendancy to do that to you.:D

Vegeta

Clare gunner wrote:

Now you know why I'm a gererally a cantankerous old bastard most of the times.Lack of liscensing for your firearmh,has a tendancy to do that to you.:D

oh i am in a pisser of a mood over all of this, both my license taking so long and the CJB

newby.204

I havnt EVEN applied for the new rifle licence yet and the cjb on top of that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My family are stearing clear at the moment!!!

spideog7

Originally Posted by coyote6
Anyone seen or heard of the new camo being developed for big things like tanks? It uses some sort of reflectivity which gives it chameleon-like qualities.

twas in James Bond methinks





Originally Posted by Vegeta
Yeah i agree you'd actually have to be wearing some form of active camo that changes colour and texture as you walk in open grass, against the tree line or on the shore to stay fully hidden from human eyes.

bit too sophistimacated there....you could just dress up as a cow




Originally Posted by newby.204
I havnt EVEN applied for the new rifle licence yet and the cjb on top of that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

how do ya think I feel... still at the "lookin at pictures and hopin'" stage
I'd be happy to be in your position this time next year :O

think when this CJB comes in I'll buy meself a BB gun and go printin out a few A4 foxes and positioning them in strategic positions on the other side of the lawn

Vegeta

spideog7 wrote:

bit too sophistimacated there....you could just dress up as a cow

think when this CJB comes in I'll buy meself a BB gun and go printin out a few A4 foxes and positioning them in strategic positions on the other side of the lawn

Dress up as a cow brilliant

Sorry to hear about license position. Nothing more frustrating than not knowing where you stand, i'd rather the Super said no early on than if he says no in a months time

spideog7

shoulda made myself clear there: still at the "lookin at pictures on the internet and hopin' to have enough money to buy somethin" stage

BTW one of the mods might fix my original post

newby.204

Ah!! Spideog im at the
"waiting on the serial number, with the new cjb, do i even bother to apply stage, even though i have a deposit on the gun!!!!

I cant wait to get it, heres hoping, im looking at the middle of september possibly october if my last licence, and i hope it is, is anything to go by!!!!!

Great setup me thinks

Brno 452 .17 hmr
Schmidt and Bender scope(lovely!!!!)
Butler Creek scope caps
Moderator
Possibly a Harris Bi-pod,

Im racking up the euros real quick on this one!!!!!!! Bout €2000 is what im looking at for the whole lot, but me and the shop have to have a chat, see if he will throw in one of those for free, hopefully one of the last 2 items,
FCUK IT even the scope caps for free would be a couple o boxes of ammo!!!!!

johngalway

spideog7 wrote:

bit too sophistimacated there....you could just dress up as a cow

I'm not really here since I left this thread a couple of pages back but I just have to say this...

COWS WITH GUNS

baikal

I am obsivouly not as big in to hunting as some of you but reading these replys I notice the key thing seems to be to break up your outline. how come then when I walk down the fields with a slash hook or a crowbar and sledge the crows sit in the trees watching me and when I take out the shotgun they dissapear three fields away?

johngalway

baikal wrote:

I am obsivouly not as big in to hunting as some of you but reading these replys I notice the key thing seems to be to break up your outline. how come then when I walk down the fields with a slash hook or a crowbar and sledge the crows sit in the trees watching me and when I take out the shotgun they dissapear three fields away?

They know the difference, I think it's in the shape of the object so they can tell you have a gun rather than a spade or whatever. Smart buggers them crows.

John