Full size silhouette targets for sale! 

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They are made from wood and are "semi disposable" i.e. you will get around 20 or more shots on each target before your pellets are punching straight through easily. 

So far I am making; Rabbits, Squirrels and Pigeons

They are great if you want to set out a full practice course but don't want to spend lots of money on buying 40 steel knockdown silhouette targets. 

I have been making them with and without kill zones machined into the face of them. 

At the moment I am trialling selling them on eBay to see how well they sell, then I may look at a dedicated website for selling them. 

Currently they are only available to UK buyers but if someone wanted to buy in bulk (at discounted rates), or was ok with the postage rates then I will also sell abroad. 

Currently the pricing is as follows:

£3 FOR 1 TARGETS + £3.50 P&P  

£7 FOR 3 TARGETS - THATS £2.33 PER TARGET + 6.50 P&P 

£13 FOR 6 TARGETS + £6.50 P&P 

£1.60 EACH IF YOU BUY 10 OR MORE! + £8.50 P&P 

£1.25 EACH IF YOU BUY 20 OR MORE! + £8.50 P&P -

BETTER PRICES AVAILABLE FOR HIGH QUANTITY ORDERS:

Finally bought a silencer for the Logun

It has been on the cards for a long time now but I could just never actually get around to buying a silencer for the Logun Solo. I was already shooting well with it, I liked the short proportions of it and the freezer was generally always fully stocked anyway with rabbits.

BUT!!!... last night I spoke to the game-keeper of the land around me and he said that I could shoot on it! I had been desperate to get some shooting on the land because the rabbits always tend to sit just on the field boundaries where I previously couldn't shoot but could see perfectly from my own land.

Anyway, on to the point of this post.... The game keeper told me that he would knock on the door tonight and I could join him for some shooting. I wanted to use the Logun seeing as it has the 10 shot magazine on it, however, it wasn't silenced. usually this is no bother to me because I will go out of the back door, walk around our grounds and take shots as they present themselves and then go back in the house for 20 minutes while the rabbits calmed down and started grazing again. This wouldn't work if i was out static hunting with the game-keeper so on my lunch break at work today I popped over to J F Neville's gun shop and bought my self a .22 Parker Hale (rimfire rated) silencer. for the princely sum of £27.50.

I had read  a few reviews on this silencer in the past but mainly from the rimfire boys, but all was very positive so I decided to go ahead with it. The silencer is all steel construction, including the baffles and as a result is a little weighty but it is extremely effective on my little Logun.

The proof is in the pudding as they say, and tonight I bagged 6 rabbits, 2 of which were literally seconds apart, with the second one not even knowing I had just shot his buddy.

Having seen the difference first hand I wouldn't even bother hunting with a PCP without a silencer now.

My Logun Solo will soon have a custom painted stock!

I have decided that enough is enough, I don't like the colour of the stock on my Logun Solo and luckily for me I have a contact that is amazing with a spray gun. So this leads to one logical soloution... Get the stock painted!!

I am currently waiting for some samples to come through with a few options for me. I have asked for a dark colour, probably matte effect and if possible with a texture. If anyone has seen "Ted's holdover" on YouTube AKA "EdgunUSA" then you will know how nice his stock looks. Well, his is a painted wooden stock and I love that kind of look. Apparently there will be a couple of samples coming to me, they are currently applying a heavier texture to one... I'm guessing this is the one I will choose and haven't even seen the samples yet!!



Here is a picture of the gun how it currently is:

Watch this space to find out how the gun turns out, I am very excited about how this could turn out!