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Why? Just use your guns most accurate round and use fieldcraft to do the rest.

Gestation is 44 days - so if Nutty gets lucky tonight it's going to be early march before he leaves his kids and sets up home with some local tart cos his wife "doesn't understand him" - add another 10 weeks (more like 12 usually before the kids leave) and you are looking for little Nappies full of Nutella around end of April at the very earliest - this all depends on food and Weather conditions of course. Be very surprised to see kits in April but you never know.

Bit early surely? March seems to be all systems go and kits are around 2 months old before venturing out so end of May would be most likely - I'm still shooting half grown one's from last year.

Had a Sheridan Blue Streak a few years back - bought it after reading all the hype about it's amazing power, what a pile of Poo - primitive would be a good word and sights akin to putting 2 fingers in front of your face with a Lollipop stick at the muzzle - you can fit a scope with an adaptor but my scope used to swing around like your Nads in the summer if you so much as looked at it. Bronze barrel I seem to recall did little for the guns shotgun quality grouping and I was real glad that it blew a seal (no gay Eskimo jokes please) shortly after I bought it and the dealer (reluctantly) took it back - good riddance. The Innova is good if you can find one.

Vintage Stuff by Tom Sharpe.

The council is legally obliged to search every avenue (including any monies owed) before they can apply to court for an eviction - they must prove to a judge that all possible assistance has been given (including time to pay rent arrears) before a court will rule in favour of eviction - this young woman must have known this eviction was coming for quite some time and there must have been a court order for repossession?

That's no coincidence, London Best, FX engineering is similar to that of the fifties.

Bought some from Tesco a couple of months back - sausage type treat but didn't give it a thought until I noticed the sell by date was about 6 months - concerned about how much preservative must be in the treat further investigation did indeed reveal that China was the producer - bit late however as , by now, both my Dogs were sick. We only use Purina Adventuros Sticks or Nuggets - yet to find either a Dog that doesn't love them or has any side effects.

Carole Nash - but it's not all good news as they took payment twice and their customer service centre seems to be in Calcutta.

Sold my Duke 996 just over 3 years ago but now, after meeting an old chum who's mad on biking, I've got the bug again. Languishing in the back of my shed is a 1998 XV1100 Virago that I bought in 2014, rode a couple of times, before spraying with WD40 and forgetting about her - to cut a long story short I have dragged her out, had her serviced and repaired (Tank full of rust, Mice in the Air Filter, Mice eaten some of the wiring and a dead battery) and begun to put her back on the road - here's the bit I'm struggling with.....last time she was Insured I had 9 years no claims so was expecting a bit of a hike - was £96 comprehensive in 2016.......4 years later with no no claims the price is £74!!!

I, personally, have my house and pension thanks to John Bercow's intervention when the DWP found me fit for work whilst suffering Chronic Kidney Disease, with his help we brought the DWP to a tribunal and charged them with Professional misconduct ( my G.P. refused to sign me fit for work) - Mr Bercow was with me when they were found to be guilty and forced to pay me back pay plus considerable compensation - so he's not all bad in my book.

Aha - got you fibbing Mice! - David Nickerson shot that target - he's even signed it. Cant get one over on me.

Looks very similar, islandgun, was 10+ years ago I reckon but I remember the stock was a work of Art and Manton was stamped on the inside of each lock.

Mice! - oddly enough I said exactly the same thing to my Mrs this very morning.

Fraid not ,islandgun, never used to bother......plonker (me, that is!)

A 16 gauge Stephen Grant SxS under lever with Damascus barrels and Manton locks - cannot recall who I sold it to but wish I hadn't.

Was using one this afternoon - guy bought it new and it was good for 6 months but then starting messing around - Air Fective serviced it and all was well but the owner was never 100% in love with it - someone suggested a Bowkett fettle so he paid the pennies and has been over the moon since - I was putting 10/10 inside the 8 ring at 50 yards and I'm not a good shot!!

Shame it's not multi choke.

Top strap pin not correctly aligned either - not a good sign.

I think that Bucks County Council may already be trying this contraception based idea - most of their parks seem to have Condoms hanging in the Trees.

Most likely designed for long life low drain use - smoke detectors etc.Lidl used to do batteries called Aerocell - not sure if they still do, last review I read (a few years back) these batteries out performed anything else on the market, even the ones they shove up that Rabbit's Fudge Hole.

If you open your windows you can hear the wind being sucked into Towns and City's as folk rush to Super Markets in an attempt to top up on Easter Eggs and other essentials.Met Office struggle to predict yesterday's weather in their Car Park.

Everybody is doing it - got a box of .22lr that proudly states Norma USA on the box - cases are stamped RWS.

You haven't taken her out in the field over the last year!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think you have answered your own question - my Springers get 4 + miles/day off lead during the winter - more in the summer - that's over 4 miles that I walk so god alone knows how many more they do searching the hedges. How far does she get walked each day?

Sounds like my kind of gal, London Best. Really cannot understand why anybody would put up with a wife that dictates what you can/cannot do, my other half is a Townie but she doesn't preach her opinions to me or complain when I throw everything in the car and disappear for several hours, never has and never will.