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PM'd you.

Had mine done and it's the easiest thing in the world, pain wise think 1 out of 10 if you're unlucky. When you remove the patch a few days after your operation - it's like viewing the world in HD, all the colours that you have missed for years are back. You will wish you had done it years ago.

TBH they are not brilliant and it's the rarity that makes them desirable, the cocking effort is so hard that I thought mine was faulty but that, apparently, is how they are. Trigger, by modern standards, is borderline awful and they kick like the proverbial Mule - other than that they are great 😀. Saying all that though, if a 70 came up I would go for it but really want a FWB Sport next.

I can feel your reluctance regarding ladies leggings but for me my Bra and Panties are far more potentially embarrassing 😀.

No different to long johns really, just a whole lot warmer - I couldn't go outdoors half as much without them during Winter.

Beat me to it, what a mistaka to maka.

A common opinion Weihrauch17, but my experiences have been the complete opposite and I've used them for years, I have little doubt that I would feel the same as you had I suffered your fate - but I haven't. I have never met anybody but the nicest of buyers via the site (OMG - sounds like they are sponsoring me - they most certainly are not) so I can only give my opinion.Pretty sure I have sold/bought 20+ Guns via this site and only had one bad gun - seller refunded me straight away.

It was my BSF B55 Mice, always wanted one, scratched the itch over a year ago - decided to let somebody else do the same as I had no use for it. Getting rare now, mine was mint and the only BSF for sale on the site.

OK, So I know I may get some odd comments but Temu are currently selling ladies "plush thermal leggings" for £4 if you search hard enough, available up to an Women's size 18 (around a 38" waist for us boys) they are unbelievably warm when worn under your usual shooting trousers - think Betty Swollacks when it's below freezing. I wore them last year (I really feel the cold) and they are superb.

Hand on heart it saddens me to see a Rifle like this, with all the necessary extras,taking over a week to sell at a very reasonable price. These S410's are just about the pinnacle of Air Rifle design, are there better guns? Arguably yes, In the real world? - probably not. Good luck with the sale, but ,personally, I think you will regret getting rid of it.

With all the bad press that Guntrader have been getting over the new layout (awful) and the data breach a while back, just thought I would mention that I put an Air Rifle on the site Saturday evening and it sold within the hour - funds were in my account 24 hours later and had a phone call from the buyer Sunday to discuss delivery etc, really pleasant gentleman. So don't believe all the rubbish that some shooting forums spout (thankfully not PW) about advertising your items with them because Guntrader is full of scammers and criminals. Oh, cost me just over £1 to place the Ad.

Will take the 3 decathlon shirts and the camo shirts below them if they are still available - pm'd you.

Anything over 15.5 mph is illegal by electric power (some can be pedalled much faster) but in the last 2+ years of riding mine the Police have shown no interest whatsoever, my Daughter works for the Police and she assures me that as long as you're not being stupid the boys in blue turn a blind eye - some will do 60 mph. The only trouble I have experienced is with motorists who think they know the law and I get shouted at for not wearing a helmet. One half wit in a defender drove almost into the back of me, when I stopped in front of him he was furious shouting about louts on scooters without a helmet and threatening to call the Police, I now carry a copy of the relevant legislation in my top box.

You think it may be a Korean recipe?

Made to last - stupidly accurate and consistent when you find the sweet spot (170 bar usually).

Click on his user name then go down his posts OB..

Yes, your px item had a mutually agreed value.

It most certainly would.

If you do one in Bucks I'm in......

They come up quite often on Marketplace - batteries are fairly easy to replace, you can get most on Amazon but can be pricey, mine takes a 48v that is £120 from Aliexpress but 6 week delivery time - you can get then much quicker via UK suppliers but at almost twice the price. Since 2016 the law changed so you have to peddle or push a button to get you to 4mph then the motor takes over - the ESkuta is just about the most common and you have to keep the peddles turning for the motor to propel you. Spares can be a nightmare but I use pushbike tyres and had the brake shoes re - lined but again most parts are available from China.

Look for a pre 2016 electric moped 250w also called EAPC's, limited to 15.5mph (unless you put bigger tyres on) but have a throttle like a motorbike that means you dont have to pedal unless you want to (there's little point actually as the pedals are there to side step the law), 48 volt would be minimum and from memory it costs just over a penny per mile to run - 30-40 mile range.

Now there's a once in a lifetime experience - amazing.

DOM is etched on the cylinder Sir but can be hard to see.

What did you need to know? - see if we can do better 😀.

This is a question I am often asked when I cook for guests 😀.