[Scope Mounted Spotlights]

So comparably, the Predator and the 140/170 are pretty much on par? It doesn't matter if I have to forgo a wider beam, I personally like the more narrow focused beam, and if thats what the predator gives, the extended battery life will be the factor that sells me.

Jase

[Scope Mounted Spotlights]

Guys,

Which is the better choice between the Predator Night Hunter Pack, and the Lance 140 Night Hunter Pack?

Looks like the predator has a 30w and the 140 lance has a 75w, but they are the same price?

Jase

[Buying The Right Knife]

Whats the difference between a "knife" a "skinner and a "drop point skinner. Remeber you are talking to a total newbie.

The other thing I meant to ask is folding or fixed?

I found this on ebay. Is something like this sufficient? Remember for the moment I'm just hunting pests: rabbits, foxes feral cats etc. Maybe the odd goat, but that wouldn't be very often.

Jase

[Buying The Right Knife]

Hi guys,

Yet again I say thanks for all the valuable info I've learnt in the short time being a forum member.

This one is about the knives. Any informaiton I can get, positive or negative would be great.

When you buy a knife, what do you look for. Lets start out by saying I haven't been on hunts yet. I have yet to get my .22LR and .17HMR, but when I do i'll be shooting pests: foxes, rabbits, feral cats, goats etc.

I've seen so many different knives on the market, ranging from the 30 dollar ebay job, up to the 300 or 400 top of the line mega special knives in hunting stores.

How do I know what is a good knife to buy. Things I am thinking are a consideration are size, type, material and life of blade, if it has extra funcionality on the rear of the blade, the handle type, construction and material.

Anyone got some opinions, advice on what to get, what to stay away from?

Thanks again,

Jase

[G'day from - VIC]

Hi there. Names Jase, from wodonga, just new to shooting so I look forward to learning lots from your guys.