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Nice. Quite fancy trying to do that myself. Just got to find a suitably cheap SBS to practice on :blink:

It's a nice feeling

Ah nuts...... A christmas do is going to stop me from attending this one. Would be up for any others though

Could be interested in a net depending on size/type.

Argon is inert. I would not blow up. As is nitrogen (compressed air is 79%ish nitrogen anyway) Oxygen, on the other hand - If you want to fill an oily gun with high pressure oxygen then please inform the neighbours first. They may want to retire to a safe distance :blink:

I'd be up for this, again on sunday due to other commitments (easy on which one though). Sporting sounds good :blink:

Marvelous

Just got these last week. Seem pretty good. Been out today, through heavy woodland, bramble etc. Cheap too

Out of interest, do any of the north east people have permissions that would allow dog training? Using dummy launchers or starter pistols is likely to involve a chat with an armed response team near me :blink:

The Optima wasn't imported into the UK when I checked last year (I think it may be a legal problem with the name, I may be wrong though )

Might have one suitable for a fully grown lab/retreiver. Would need to have a partition fitted for a puppy, but would grow into it. I'll check tonight. Edit. Yep, still got it. Been used oviously. The plastic floor is cracked but this can be replaced with a bit of hardboard though. £20

Possibly, check your Pm

There are far more experienced people on here... But, I would say that he is too far ahead when you say he is at heel. Effectively leading you. His head should be level with your knee. A good drill for this is to spend some time simply turning 180 degrees randomly, whilst checking him with the lead. He will soon get sick of trying to guess where you are heading and wait for you to lead

Gateshead for me. :blink:

fantastic