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They do price match, however they require a link to a website with the deal. Since it's my local wholesaler doing me a really good deal that's not on their website, I doubt they would match it. I will email them and see what they say.
 
I've got to say I love my Metrel! I nearly bought a KT63 when I got my first tester, but last minute opted for the Metrel, and think I made the right choice.

For Christmas this year I've just got a BSA Lightning SE XL GRT .22, and have just today sent off for my shotgun licence. Once that comes back I'm eyeing up a Hatsan Escort Semi-Auto

Man after my own heart!
Not bad the lufhtnings, i hear they respond nicely to a drop in kit.

What is your force mate? Got mine last year was really inpressed at the turn around of GMP, how come an escort? Still shoot my baikal more than the SP1!
 
Yeah right hahaha, you will be laughing with the rest of anyone who knows it happened :)



We're not VAT registered, so would pay the full price, it does come with a nice lighting kit however that bumps the price up by £100 and my mum Isn't going to be happy haha

You also get the earth spike lead kit chucked in as well.
 
For Christmas this year I've just got a BSA Lightning SE XL GRT .22, and have just today sent off for my shotgun licence. Once that comes back I'm eyeing up a Hatsan Escort Semi-Auto
Bagsey stand behind Hightower when the apocalypse starts - the dude's a one man army!
 
If I was going to buy it from test meter I would get the Kewtech KT65 Accessory Bundle. I used to have some of those lighting adapters and they are good for freeing up an extra hand to make sure you have a good earth connection.
 
Man after my own heart!
Not bad the lufhtnings, i hear they respond nicely to a drop in kit.

What is your force mate? Got mine last year was really inpressed at the turn around of GMP, how come an escort? Still shoot my baikal more than the SP1!

Only shot it last Tuesday and it was shooting half inch groups over 25 yards after the first 10 pellets. Not bad at all. Can't wait to get back to the range tomorrow night.

I'm Durham constabulary, my uncle knows someone who knows someone and reckons applications are currently taking 12 weeks but we'll see. As for escort, simply because my mate it selling one for £250 (to me, more if it wasn't to me). I've shot it a few Times and quite like it, and think it would make a good introduction to shotgun ownership
 
I had a work colleague once, who shot everything with four legs. When he retired, all the little Bambi's came back to our workplace to graze. Isn't that sweet :)
 
I was reading yesterday that crows can remember a human's face for 2 years, so if you let a crow get away there's a good chance it'll remember you and warn off its mates in the future.
 
Better make sure you don't miss. I hear that Durham Constabulary are issuing licences to Crows! ;-)
 
I was reading yesterday that crows can remember a human's face for 2 years, so if you let a crow get away there's a good chance it'll remember you and warn off its mates in the future.

The crow and it's whole extended family are some of the most intelligent animals on the planet, let alone amongst just birds.

I once got given some shooting advice from a farmer though. Crows are clever, but they can't count. If 5 fellas with guns walk into a wood and three walk out, the crows don't reckon on the two left inside and return to their roosts.
 
The crow and it's whole extended family are some of the most intelligent animals on the planet, let alone amongst just birds.

I once got given some shooting advice from a farmer though. Crows are clever, but they can't count. If 5 fellas with guns walk into a wood and three walk out, the crows don't reckon on the two left inside and return to their roosts.

I've seen videos of crows completing challenges in order to get some food. But yeah, I'd heard that about counting too.
 

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