Bushdog

+1 on the Enzo blanks. I made one up from their basic camp knife, which is also an excellent stalking knife. Its D2 steel and is very sharp and keeps its edge well. Rides in a nice leather sheath I also knocked up myself. Don't cut your fingers Terry!

They are brilliant rifles. I remember back in the day losing cash to a mate by betting him he couldn't make first shot of the day hits on a postage stamp at 75yds with one - he did it every time, to my wallet's detriment. I like the way they've kept the iron sights on that despite threading a mod. I think rifles with iron sights (even if scoped) just look "right".

+1 on above. I have no experience of CZ457, but currently have a 455 (not a Precision Trainer, but a 455 varmint that I transferred into a Boyds Tacticool stock), with a trigger spring job and a pic. rail. I like it, and think its hard to beat for the money. Yes, an Anschutz would probably beat it in terms of group size with favoured ammo, but not by much, and not enough to stump up the difference (for me at least).

It was a good fun day and the weather was baking. As John said, bolt guns tended to rule, I suspect mainly because they had better optics mounted (I took both and opted for my bolt gun for that reason) - the targets were surprisingly testing, given the devious wonky shooting positions that were required! I believe more are planned for the future, so if you are interested, keep an eye open.