jojusa

Congratz on getting your SGC and to PW.

Congratz on your SGC, enjoy your gun shopping and your future shooting.

Yes, guilty as charged. I do like the CoD series. Exactly, just the job unless you are up against one of these superkids that seem able to see through walls then the stress levels get even higher!!!

Probably boring to people not into bikes but I like it.

I go with this statement as nobody truly knows their dog would never attack.

I have tried this but the inbox is always full. I have also e-mailed all the other squirrel groups with the offer of free shooting and most don't reply but the ones that do cannot get the permission from land owners for guns to go on the land. This number is the total from all squirrel groups as anyone who shoots or traps can report their kills to the squirrel hotline. http://www.rspp.org.uk/index.html

Welcome John, I'm sure your lad has told you how good it is here and you just couldn't resist.

So very sorry for your loss, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your loved ones.

We were paying around £450 a month. :blink:

to PW, you'll enjoy it here. :blink:

Excellent news that this guy is making a good recovery.

Should find some info on this subject here http://forums.pigeonwatch.co.uk/forums/ind...showtopic=77422

Correct, made at Derwent Valley Foods, Medomsley Road, Consett. The company was sold to United Biscuits.

Here is a link to the details on the Tay boot http://www.muckbootco.co.uk/tay.htm

These Proper Cartridges are from George Young and with a check on the phone number you get, George Young's Double-cabs, Medomsley Road, Consett, Co. Durham. http://www.carryboyuk.co.uk/display.php?pageid=1

to PW, I'm sure you'll enjoy it here.

Thanks for your comments gentlemen, I think I'll forget about the TFGear boots . I'll have a look at the Tay muckboot as they seem to get good reviews but I'm still a little concerned that wellies might damage easily .

TFGear Primal AP Extreme Boots I'm looking for anyone who might have used these boots and could give me any info on them. I'm having the battle in my head of "do I need boots or wellies" and the boots are winning at the moment. I've seen a lot of the topics on here about this subject and I don't like the possibility of the wellies getting split or punctured as knowing my luck this would happen on my first walk through the woods! Another factor I need to consider is that we walk around 4 miles when we are rough shooting and I've been told that wellies are not too good for doing a lot of walking and boots would be better but this info came from the shop trying to sell me some £150 Lowa boots. Any info would be very much appreciated. http://www.totalfishinggear.co.uk/ProductD...opListRec=38613

The coffee ones have been removed for a little while now, I think they were replaced by a strawberry one.

I think this topic might give you some info. http://forums.pigeonwatch.co.uk/forums/ind...showtopic=74198

Nice shooting and another great write up.

Take a look here and you should find any information you need, some of JB's friends are on there. http://bsaog.co.uk/forum/index.php?PHPSESS...2b981b67b5&

Hello and welcome to PW. :look: PM = Private message (can be sent between members)

to PW, they are a very nice bunch on here and i'm sure you will find the answers to all your questions (don't forget the search option). :look:

You might find it here on the BBCi player. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/radio/bbc_radio_four/2008-12-11