Shooting Forum - Firearms licencing information

eoin.d · 2017-02-15 23:57:37

After reading good reviews on muck boots I'm going to buy a pair for hunting. Looking on their website there are numerous different type muck boot. can anyone recommend any one type in particular. Also who stocks them I'd prefer to try them on, nothing as bad as a bad fitting Wellington on a days shooting. Thanks lads

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muck boots

16-02-2017 12:57AM

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eoin.d

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After reading good reviews on muck boots I'm going to buy a pair for hunting. Looking on their website there are numerous different type muck boot. can anyone recommend any one type in particular. Also who stocks them I'd prefer to try them on, nothing as bad as a bad fitting Wellington on a days shooting.
Thanks lads

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#2 16-02-2017 01:03AM

cookimonster

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Check out Sportsden in Navan

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#3 16-02-2017 05:29PM

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top class booth for comfort had a pair loved them but if your hunting heavy cover torns ect they will end up flitered in no time i think you can get the all rubber booth now so that would be the job.

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