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Nice idea, but I think the spoonhead would have 1 very fatal flaw against the purpose built boradhead. I can see it, it it was used that it would hit bone and just fold over, where as the Woodsmans and Magnus would put up a much stiffer fight before doing the same. I was messing around with my...

I never found them that much of a problem. I went acrylic as I wanted something to withstand bleach as this si my filleting knife. To shape, it resited my 12" file and my best efforts, so resorted to a demel and 20k rpm! Never even started to melt it.

A very concise answer and 100% accurate. On tidal waters, it is a grey area, technically it should be legal, but I don't know any bowhunter brave enough to test the theory!

Which jig? Theres 2 :p What you can just see, is the cam from a Horton Edge (now replaced by a Pearson TX4), the case contains a CSS Challenger.

Sorry to post on a oldish thread. IIRC Hawke scopes are known as Redfield in the USA.

Me+boredom+Harrier+3 cans of paint.

You all might like reading this thread. Its very similar but based in the USA http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=645288

As much as I love archery and know a couple of competitors, its not on my list to see as its like watching paint dry. Infact none are. The prices are out of this world. Turin winter olympic tickets weren't this expensive. I'm just hoping 1 of my customers comes through then I'll be off to watch...

Where did you do it and where would you recommend doing it? I have 3 weeks holiday to use and am looking at doing it, to add to my FAC application when I have actually got my own place.

if you dont want to drill your stock you have 2 options 1 of which wont work. Option 1, a cheap and nasty clip on plasic bipod that attacheds to the barrel (which in turn flexs the barrel so wont work as it will move the point of impact and lead to a potential bent barrel) Option 2, a set of...

Along those lines yes. Plastic won't withstand what I'm doing.

Anyone know where I can get my hands on a old knackered bivi bag? It can be torn / ripped thread bare and doesn't even have to be waterproof any more. I have a brand new 1 here but don't want to sacrafice it for the project. Cheers Si

If your going for a bipod, get a Harris one, best by a mile. Trust me, I have 1 of those cheap plastic 1's and a B square. Both reside in the spares bin next to the scrap pile.

Brings a whole new meaning to dogging :lmao: Mind you last year I was in cantral london doing a photoshoot for a friend. Wasn't till I got the film back then I noticed what was in 1/2 the shots. Its true the camera sees more than the eye.

Great the 1 loal to me ain't listing it yet. However Telfords date might be in tim,e with the gamefair at weston park. mmmm hotel chez simon :D

Cheers for the pointer to the tutorial. Always wondered how to break down epoxy!

If the second quote is correct Duncan, them my scoob is safe, its 225 but round town I'm lucky if I see 25 mpg!! Hell I barely see 32 on a motorway!!

Thiink slingshots are ok too, but you deffo need land owners permission.

I want to see how they will calcualte what a 4x4 is if they get their way. will be very intresting to see for me as I drive a car yet its a 4x4 too, I have an Impreza.

Steve, solo is more widlely accepted than most people realise. Its only a card number how the banks handle it is the same for switch (now meastro) etc, I know its my job. Also paypal do accept solo cards so that opens up group buys etc to you with your daughters consent. Things aint as...