AULD YIN

Been in the same dark place,still have tears in my eyes thinking of the day my ESS molly had to be put down, honestly feel for you. johnnie

In scotland we have a right to roam,regardless whether its legal or not if its not your land you should not leave your **** on or in the ground, . My opinion

As said its free,christ knows where i got it but its for the lanber victoria 1 and 2 ,light,lux its mostly in spanish i think but english descripstion at the back ,16 pages ,hopefully someone will find a use for it. johnnie

Are the E collars not banned in wales and they are about to be banned in scotland so that would leave england on its tod and next in line for the ban . johnnie

same here,google message ===net-err-cert date invalid

Signed

intro music sounds like lester flatt and earl scruggs (did the music for bonnie and clyde film)

There is a 303 barrel on freeads but he is wanting £200 for it. johnnie

Nephew used to make them and i would sell them on here but he stopped making them ,,,pity I only have two 20 bore ones left

Why would you put a choke in without using a key to nip it up ? seems a good way to knack the barrel or at least the choke.

Think you will find you need the key to nip them up, flush or extended

its his born again hippie ,,,yeh man that makes me cringe. johnnie

Guns, Cheap Booze and Fast Cars Got your attention! It is nearing the festive season (yay) and it is time for socialising and enlivening the long winter nights. Without spoiling your fun, please remember that as a certificate holder you are expected to not just stay within the law, but to be seen to behave responsibly and with courtesy. Good ideas as seen through ‘beer goggles’ often look rather foolish in the light of the following day when your guns are being lifted pending a suitability assessment. Drink driving is a no no - period. In Scotland the drink driving blood level is much lower than England and Wales, but wherever you are in the UK, if you are charged with drink driving then you most likely face revocation as well and potentially for quite a long time. Nominated drivers are a good idea and there are ‘mocktail’ options tastier than just Irn-Bru or Coke. Heavy drinking at shoot lunches is a risk in so many other ways. If you see someone going too far, do please have a word with your shoot captain or organiser. Whilst accidents do happen, they are usually entirely avoidable and alcohol can be a contributory factor. So a word of caution from the SACS firearms team: This is your life – there are no rehearsals so enjoy it to the maximum. If shooting is a big part of your life, please don’t do something silly you may live long to regret. Stay safe and stay sensible, which should get you more shooting invites and permissions anyway. johnnie

good post

I do hope that was directed at the police force and not at me? johnnie