Bunny's vs the Fx royale
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Bunny's vs the Fx royale
I'm new here so I thought I would start off with a post showing what I get up to. I'm not really a target shooter but after trying field target at Hornsby i think I'm hooked.
Any ways a mate and I regularly go out and shoot a bunch of rabbit's when possible. We use Fx royale's in 25cal and 22cal along with a nitesite when required.
Here are some of the results so far:
Any ways a mate and I regularly go out and shoot a bunch of rabbit's when possible. We use Fx royale's in 25cal and 22cal along with a nitesite when required.
Here are some of the results so far:
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
Great work Lawsie and a great first post.
i am just not sure of your choice of location for the pics
i am just not sure of your choice of location for the pics
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
Thanks. Don't worry, they were all legally shot with full permission of those in charge
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
I had to laugh too Lawsie, but if you have permission for that property there is no higher authority
Welcome to the site and good work on the bunnies, looks like they're all keepers with the accurate shooting
Welcome to the site and good work on the bunnies, looks like they're all keepers with the accurate shooting
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
Well done some nice hawls of wabbits and nice location haha
Would like to know more about the nightsites noticed first time in this moths shooter.
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Would like to know more about the nightsites noticed first time in this moths shooter.
Ryan
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
Welcome Lawsie. Feels like home already.
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
You Airarm shooters are just gunna have to spill the beans on some of the stuff you blokes are using
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Bunny's vs the Fx royale
Camel, are you paying attention in regards to new locations?
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
I have only used digital night vision so can't comment on tubed or thermal.
I genuinely like the nitesite and prefer it over my other dedicated unit.
This because I don't have to remove scopes and can basically use it on any scope when needed.
I went for the nitesite viper over the other models as it was the cheapest. All of the nitesites are basically the same thing. The only parts that are different are the infared LEDs and the battery. I got around this by using an ir torch to effectively match the higher end units at a fraction of the price.
I'm yet to find a better combination for rabbit shooting. A shrouded pcp with nightvision is deadly.
The humble 22lr could not be used on any of the properties due to size and location issues.
Here are a few pics to show what my units look like on the same rifle.
I genuinely like the nitesite and prefer it over my other dedicated unit.
This because I don't have to remove scopes and can basically use it on any scope when needed.
I went for the nitesite viper over the other models as it was the cheapest. All of the nitesites are basically the same thing. The only parts that are different are the infared LEDs and the battery. I got around this by using an ir torch to effectively match the higher end units at a fraction of the price.
I'm yet to find a better combination for rabbit shooting. A shrouded pcp with nightvision is deadly.
The humble 22lr could not be used on any of the properties due to size and location issues.
Here are a few pics to show what my units look like on the same rifle.
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
Gotta love the FX I got a older model FX 2000 family RWS Excalibre . Has to 10 years old still shoots better then me. Also have a Theoben Rapid M2 both are in 22.
Nice going with the rabbits.
Nice going with the rabbits.
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
Brings a whole new meaning to going shooting rabbits in the dead of the night eh.
Welcome Lawsie, you will fit right in here I think. Good hauls of rabbits.
Yes Glen I am taking notice of the location, but don't think I would get a run in the local, they would like me driving on the lawn.
Welcome Lawsie, you will fit right in here I think. Good hauls of rabbits.
Yes Glen I am taking notice of the location, but don't think I would get a run in the local, they would like me driving on the lawn.
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Nicely done Lawsie, glad to see the mamba lite doing the business!
Half your luck....wish I could find somewhere local to pick up some bunnies like that!
Half your luck....wish I could find somewhere local to pick up some bunnies like that!
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
Nice job Lawsie and welcome,
the FX is a fine rifle, I had a cyclone synthetic in .177 and it dropped many a feral pigeon out to 40yds....super accurate and nice to shoot, I wish I could have kept it.
the FX is a fine rifle, I had a cyclone synthetic in .177 and it dropped many a feral pigeon out to 40yds....super accurate and nice to shoot, I wish I could have kept it.
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Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
Good haul!
Re: Bunny's vs the Fx royale
Lawsie,
For someone who is not a target shooter you did rather well at Hornsby FT
For someone who is not a target shooter you did rather well at Hornsby FT