Andy H

This is what I did for the missus , I Bought a 3 gun cabinet and bolted it to the side of my 16 gun cabinet , So she has got her own keys separate from mine.

I know someone who worked for the police and he used to drive the guns up to a recycler with a metal shredder and they were ticked off one at a time from a list as they were put complete into the shredder wood / scopes all went in ,He used to be gutted as he collected air guns and some of the guns were very collectable and he asked if he could take any scopes and woodwork of but was give a firm no , I remember him saying he has seen a few cased Webley service rifles complete with spare barrels put through the shredder.

Part No Material - Hardness Diag Label Part Number Size Loading Bolt Probe O-Ring 1 Nitrile - 70 14 CZ014 3x1mm Magazine O-Ring 177 1 Nitrile - 70 N/A S218 12x3.5mm Magazine O-Ring 22 1 Nitrile - 70 N/A S219 11x3.5mm Reservoir Cylinder O-Ring 2 Nitrile - 70 31 CZ031 21x2.5mm Exhaust Valve O-Ring 1 Nitrile - 70 39 CZ039 6.5x2mm Filling Valve O-Ring 1 Nitrile - 90 82 S327 BS005 2.57x1.78mm Male Connector to Plug O-Ring 1 Nitrile - 70 84 S484 12x1.5mm Male Connector (Filler) O-Ring 2 Nitrile - 70 88 S474 12x2mm

A battery may fizz and burn but to detonate like an ounce of high explosive I think not ,Somebody must have slipped some doctored one's into the supply chain.

In the last 10-15 years my village has lost 6 pubs 1 large one demolished and 6 houses built ,3 turned into takeaway's 1 converted into a house and one turned into a hair salon.

I saw an interview with his sister and she has said they want nothing to do with him and he is not welcome in their household.

Yes i have bought quite a bit from Scotty from when I was an RFD , That big vault door at Weller and Dufty I and will always remember carrying a cannon out that dungeon with one of the fellow RFD dealers that he had purchased.

Just check any that are in Zippo boxes or tin's the special one's go for a lot more than £30-00 , Some for a grand plus also check any with a black crackle finish new or worn as they may be wwII and can fetch £300 +.

I use the Blue Yong Heng Chinese compressor and in the 4 year's of running it I have had to replace the final stage piston seals once , You run it for 10 min only with a bleed down at 5 min another 5 min and then let it cool off for 10 min before starting the next pumping cycle , also scrap the 32 hydraulic spec oil they used to recommend and use a fully synthetic diester oil in it that is designed for reciprocating compressors , No smell and very low carbon build up and better lubrication qualities for a dipper lubricated compressor, I top off a 3 lt and a 5 lt cylinder from 200 ish to 315 bar with this and apart from the new high pressure seals once no problems so far.

Vectan BA10 seem's to be good for subsonic's as per cookoff.

reclassified in 2020

777 Was the first one to be reclassified as requiring an explosives license.

When the machine you are using weigh's 2 1/2 tons and the chuck is 400 odd mm across and will not hold 6mm stock due to jaw's being ground true over the year's.

I tried Pyrodex many years ago I didn't even finish the first tub of it as got sick of the misfire/no fire's Back to the Holy Black ever since , Mind you with the price of black powder now it is probably more expensive than Pyrodex.

SMK qb78 co2 fairly light the trigger can be adjusted to a very light pull