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I imported the exact same scope into Australia via an American associate to put on my FX Timberwolf...I've had it for over 6 months now and I can't fault it. For the price and features you get, it simply outperforms most anything that was on the market here at the time and probably still does...

Eaten feral pig, just not too keen on eating em up north in Australia, seen what they eat....if it's an acquired taste, then it's a taste I have failed to Aquire..we usually just catch the weeners and feed them up till they're big enough to eat. Fantastic.


As I'm getting a divorce from someone of similar temprement to Mrs Groundhog, if the events truely transpired as you describe them, to me, this was a mercy killing.


Dam right...I love hunting but was "lucky" enough to experience it from the perspective of the game....watched a croc come cruising upstream, it submerged some 50mtrs away, we beat a hasty retreat and watched from up the bank whilst it surfaced right next to where we were standing. They have...

ah now that makes sense! 

hmm...(scratches head) aren't the RS 14.43 and hence heavier than the 14.35 std jumbo's? Wouldn't that make them slower? 

running the primary arms mil-dot on my FX timberwolf, I love it. holds zero + the adjustable / re-settable towers are a nice feature. The scope gives a fantastic clear view even at the edges and has a solidity / feature list you just can't get for that kind of money. I had to get an American to...

Fantastic. I've got my son started on shooting as well, 7 seems to be a perfect age to do it and an air-rifle is the perfect way to start. He already understands that we do not take a life unless its a feral pest or we intend to eat it and you're dead right, the time looking for spore and...

ordered everything you did but added this on as well.... http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/221846573303?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT make some videos I reckon....

mate, thats excellent! going to do up one myself to whack the cane toads.

I used to shoot bunnies in Kalgoorlie, but moving to Darwin, no rabbits here! Even down in Alice the calici virus seems to have wiped big mobs out, hardly ever see a bunny these days there. They certainly are tough, I remember 30 years ago we ran out of money but had a couple of boxes of .243...

damn. nice shot placement BTW.

 In Australia feral cats cause untold damage to the wildlife and with a feral cat, it's a shoot on sight policy. 30fpe in .22 is plenty for a cat, just put the pellet between the eyes or just behind the eye, towards the ear, if shooting from the side...and yes if idiots would stop feeding them...

Turns out you can eat them....not that I'd recommend it, they're pretty chewy and you've got to be careful not get any of the bufotoxin mixed in (it's not just from the glands behind the ears, it's all through the skin) ..We skinned them and took the legs, washed them and fried them up in some...

Ilive in a part of Australia that’s been invaded by Cane Toads.. When I first started living and working up North, I used to like seeing the Quolls (marsupial cat) and varieties of snakes (OK, I liked the pythons…the taipans + brown-snakes not so much) but since the arrival of the cursed toads...

enjoyable watch, well done!