terence
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local to me magtech
Hornady 75g £27 65 ---50
Hornady 55g £23.65 --50
magtech 55 g £21.50--50
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that's cheap a very under rated gun just sold mine for £400 and hes well happy with it
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44 /357 ?
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looking at the simmons prosport 3x9x50 it says there centre fire rated looking to put on a 243 whats your thoughts don't wont to spend a lot gun will only be used 3 or 4 times a year ive got a simmons white tail classic in my 223 and that's great would like one for the 243 but don't want to spend £200 thanks for any coments
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20 hours ago, markm said:
Hi.
Im looking to fence around the outside of our duck pond, this is to stop them wandering up a field / possibly drop down into a burn close by / request off the farmer to reduce damage, we both know they’ll be flying within a few weeks.
On my order ‘list’
1. A fence post every 3 - 4 meters (ground is reasonably flat and soft) posts will not need to stop stock. 1650 x 65 pointed.
2. 900 x 50 mesh, single height. As mentioned this is to keep them in to start with, I know vermin will get over it, at the moment it’s open. Pegged down, not sure to go to 1200 high.
3. length of wire at the top and bottom which of course are stapled to the post. Not sure if single strand or multi would be best.
Thoughts on my shopping list?
2.5 centres for post put a brace at each corner if you do it right you dont need a wire top and bottom just staple neting to post would use 75mm round posts
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ive started puting guns away butt up then youre holding wood when takeing them out
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looking for a cheap lawnmower as anybody got one from aldi and what are they like don't want to spend a lot its for round a fishing pond a bit uneven ground different members will use it some of them are a bit brain dead and not mechanical minded i.e will hit a stone then run over it again
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try putting them barrel down this would give you more room in the middle I have a 7 gun and put one up one down easier to get in and out without knocking them
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don't cut it to short just a light cut 2 or 3 times a week I wouldn't weed and feed get a selective weed killer and spray weeds as they show
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1967 rover 2000 tc then morris 1800 land crab
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On 02/03/2019 at 17:33, terence said:
87 eley and Winchester bb and no 4 will swop for clay loads fibre wad or £16.50 collection only with S.G.C SOME CASES ARE SLIGHTLEY TARNISHEDD
SOLD PENDING COLLECTION
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yes had messages saying people want them pm them my no so can arrange collection but nobody as done
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There evil trees cut them both down
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87 eley and Winchester bb and no 4 will swop for clay loads fibre wad or £16.50 collection only with S.G.C SOME CASES ARE SLIGHTLEY TARNISHEDD
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My be wrong but don't think you can hire a 7.5 ton without operaters
licence
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They cant get weather right for next day so they wont get this right if its cold put a coat on if its warm take it off don't worry we cant do owt about it
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scaffolding boards
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just got mine back 6 weeks for variation
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interested in gun have sent you a text
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3 minutes ago, pepe1 said:
PRICE?
its at side of photo £60
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30 minutes ago, Wingman said:
Have you considered a lever action, I have had several over the years and loved my Winchester 94's in .357 and .44LC Rossi do them in that caliber also. Lovely guns for gallery rifle and dead easy to maintain. I agree with you about the Ruger I used to use on at my club on occasions and it was awful compared to the Winchester (sorry Ruger owners!)
Have had marlin lever action in 44 just thought something different
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Just put in for a variation for a .357 but want a bolt action theres ruger 77 and enfield is there any other makes to look for done a search on net but only these 2 come up your views on these two would be helpful Thanks Terry
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On 14/09/2018 at 08:02, McSpredder said:
Have any PW members driven the new model Duster in hilly terrain? Brochure for the 2018 model 4x4 suggests a very large gap between 1st and 2nd gears (1st = 3.6mph/1000rpm, 2nd = 9.97mph/1000rpm). If starting off on a long steep hill, you would presumably need at least 5000rpm, maybe more, before you could change up into 2nd. Years ago, in a very low-powered car, I had to drive all the way up Porlock in 1st gear, and it wasn’t much fun.
Had a test drive in a new one was told don't set off in first gear use second he said first was realy a crawle gear this was in a diesel
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Yes there in boxes of 50 Kirklees guns huddersfield