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Thread: A couple of young foxes/ 22Mag Lightforce PRED9X scope mounted spot light.

  1. 25-02-2014, 12:58 AM #1
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    A couple of young foxes/ 22Mag Lightforce PRED9X scope mounted spot light.

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  3. 25-02-2014, 06:02 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by rob270 View Post
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    Cheers Rob
    Do you call them in?
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    Good work Rob.
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    Farrrk they got nasty teeth . See why they are killing machines . Is the fur any good or have a use ?
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    there skins are best harvested in winter, not sure what you would use them for but they would look good in a game room.
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    they are easily called in with a tin fox whistle.
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    What are those new lightforce lights like? They look like a solid unit. What sort of shoot-able range are you getting with it?
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    The light is good out to 90 meters, weight is about 450 grams and has a red and green filter supplied. I like it because it is compact and has no lead from a battery pack and the hi-low beam feature, it would be better if you could pan the light left of right and pick up the target with your scope instead of in direct light. handy when rabbit shooting as they will generally run to a shadow and prop when in direct light.

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