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Listing on behalf of my father:
Muzzle Loading today - Andre Courtney Paperback in good clean condition £7 posted
Gough Thomas's Gun Book - Shotgun Lore for the sportsman Hardback in dust jacket (slight tear to top of jacket) book itself is in clean condition £12 posted
Gun digest 1995 49th edition - Some fading to pages but all in tact £6.50 posted
The NRA gun collectors guide - Paperback in good clean condition £9 posted
Antique guns and gun collecting - Frederick Wilkinson Hardback in dust jacket (Several tears on jacket & price clipped) book itself is in clean condition £7 posted
Victorian Shooting Days - Derek Johnson Hardback in wrapped price clipped dust jacket, very clean condition £5 posted
The Countryman's bedside book - 1942 Hardback missing dust jacket, fading to spine and discolouration on edge of pages but bound tightly £10 posted
The Countryman's bedside book - 1941 Hardback missing dust jacket, fading to spine, some stains on hardback & binding is loose £9 posted
Grouse shooting and moor management - Bernard Cazenove 1936 hardback missing dust jacket, spine is faded and dust stains to edge of pages where it has been stood, that said a very rare book by all accounts. £45 posted
Thanks for looking
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Australian version??😏
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Hi, I'll take these please.
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On 23/04/2022 at 19:40, hanky said:
Could I have a close up pic of the Wessex box thanks
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On 22/04/2022 at 10:08, busbiter said:
Great stuff! Any chance of a close up pic of the Hytrad and JH Ling Boxes?
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On 19/04/2022 at 08:21, Stephen-H said:
List them individually on Ebay there is a large following there is also Facebook group - cartridge collectors
Thanks for the response, I'll take a look at those two options.
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24 minutes ago, hanky said:
Do you have any pics of the boxes ?
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Have been having a sort out and unearthed a load of old empty cartridge boxes.
Now when I say old, most are probably 80's & early 90's at a guess as this is when I was collecting as a lad, some are older. Anyway, is there likely to be a market for them and if so how do you go about valuing this sort of stuff?
Any input is much appreciated.
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I'll put them to one side for you, I'll pm you. Ta
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On 03/02/2022 at 13:57, decoy1979 said:
Bit of a mixed lot of cartridges up for grabs as follows:
12 Gauge plastic wad
22 x Winchester Super speed 3 shot, 70mm 36g. 10 in original box, 12 loose, print has been worn off loose cartridges where they've been carried & some rusting/discoloration of brass. £10 Sold pending collection
16 Gauge plastic wad
25 x Winchester Range 6 shot 67mm
14 x Cheddite 6 shot 67mm
6 x Eley Kynoch "Anglia" hand loaded by the Anglia cart co 6 shot £10 the lot
No weight displayed on any of these, all loose.
20 Gauge fibre wad
450 (18 complete boxes of 25) Saga Olimpic Trap C.20 7.5 shot 24g £90 Sold
Collection South of Norwich Norfolk, would also consider swaps for 12g clay or game cartridges.
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Bit of a mixed lot of cartridges up for grabs as follows:
12 Gauge plastic wad
22 x Winchester Super speed 3 shot, 70mm 36g. 10 in original box, 12 loose, print has been worn off loose cartridges where they've been carried & some rusting/discoloration of brass. £10
16 Gauge plastic wad
25 x Winchester Range 6 shot 67mm
14 x Cheddite 6 shot 67mm
6 x Eley Kynoch "Anglia" hand loaded by the Anglia cart co 6 shot £10 the lot
No weight displayed on any of these, all loose.
20 Gauge fibre wad
450 (18 complete boxes of 25) Saga Olimpic Trap C.20 7.5 shot 24g £90
Collection South of Norwich Norfolk, would also consider swaps for 12g clay or game cartridges.
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20 hours ago, Abu said:
Norfolk/Suffolk
£110 ono
Good luck with the sale.
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20 minutes ago, dr lecter said:
leather 8 loop please
Yeah sure, I'll pm you payment details.
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1. 32" waist moleskin breeks, Bnwt, cost £59.99 as seen on tag, will sell for £30 posted.
2. Lightweight waterproof d.p. pvc coat, nato size 6575/9505. Height 170 Chest 100 £6 posted.
3. 1 pair of lightweight mesh camo gloves, £3 posted.
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1. 12g real leather sxs handguard, labelled as Lightwood Banbury (made in England) £25 posted.
2. Leather 8 loop game carrier with carabiner swivel £8 posted.
3. 2 20g cleaning accessories, I don't recall ever using them, £5 for the pair posted.
4. 3 pigeon decoy covers, came with some shell decoys that I bought, again don't think they've ever been used. £5 posted.
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Complete 12 gauge Tetra gun cleaning kit in plastic hard case still in original cardboard sleeve.
Sleeve is a little worn on edges and internal plastic moulded storage tray has a couple of splits in it but the kit itself has hardly been used from new. Looking for £20 posted.
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3 hours ago, oldypigeonpopper said:
Hello, about the cheapest 28g 7.5s you can buy at present, a Cartridge snob !! that's a new one on P W 🤔😁
Hello, better than Just Carts, ??
Hi, I don't know tbh having never used just cartridges, I'm in East Anglia so close enough to just call in and stock up.
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Get yourself to Clarkes of Walsham (or they'll deliver) and try "the Clarkes Cartridge" it's Fibre 28grm 7.5 shot @ £209.28 per thousand, loaded by hull and for how softly they shoot I'd say based on the Comp X and I've found they break clays pretty well to.
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2 hours ago, marsh man said:
A great description on how your day unfolded , wind I can tolerate , rain is a no no when it come to decoying , I hate everything getting wet including the dead pigeons , having said that , today we had a game shoot and around 10 .30 the heavens opened up and it chucked it down , my leggings were in my grub bag and the water ran down my legs and half filled my water boots , you would think I should have known better but at least it washed my feet .
It was the wind that made it feel worse than it was, that and the fact I thought I'll stick it out because the birds will start moving again after the rain eases off...
I don't like the birds getting wet either, they were laid out overnight to dry and went in the freezer this morning, the net is now hung out in the shed.
Sounds like you had an eventful day, washing your feet and it's not even bath day!! 😂
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In response to the lack of posts on pigeon shooting I thought I'd share today's outing.
I'd spotted a few birds on a local borrage stubble yesterday on one of my permissions whilst walking the pup and decided with today off and the wife at work that I'd take a look. The forecast was for a decent wind with rain showers from 10.00.
The landowner was coming out of his house as I passed, he followed me up the lane where we stood and had a chat whilst watching birds moving around. A hedge cutter rattling away over the boundary caused a decent number of birds to lift and spooked a pair of Muntjac which came trotting past.
In typical British fashion we discussed the weather as it started to rain and my mind was already made up as to where I was going to position myself as per the picture below to benefit from the shelter of a thick hedge and trees.
As soon as I'd set up with 24 shell decoys, moved the motor and got settled in birds started to return although not willing to fully commit to the pattern.
The birds were sliding past my hide position skirting the pattern and offering 45+ yard shots. I managed to drop a couple and each shot put more birds in the air, i picked up the first 5 birds and added them to the pattern on cradles. By the time I got to a dozen I tried the magnet but with no real improvement, but as time went on odd birds & pairs started to commit to the pattern where as larger groups were giving me a wide birth and heading off behind me somewhere, where I assume another pigeon shooter was out judging by the sound of shots carrying on the wind.
The bag slowly built and I lost count of the number of times I instinctively started to raise the gun reacting to leaves blowing off the trees thinking these were birds coming from behind, only to be caught completely off guard when the odd bird did come through with the wind behind them!
Rain rolled in and showers became heavy or at least it felt it due to the wind, with more rain clouds looming i decided to get cleared up, 42 woodies and 4 feral was the final tally.
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Now sold.
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16 complete, brand new never been used sets of gun peg numbers 1-10.
13 sets Carta Carna, 3 sets Marsdens feeds.
Will also throw in 18 odd numbers that may come in handy as spares/replacements. £20 plus postage?
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They would take up 35mm of space around the arches so i'd have a measure and see what you have to play with first. If you do have enough space and choose a 2nd set of rims you would then have to consider rim width and may need spacers to adjust the offset.
There are a number of sites online that allow you to compare tyre/wheel setups.
You're also looking at roughly 9% Speedo error.
A Sure Sign Of Getting Old
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Posted · Edited by decoy1979
Yep I've done it in a hire car through work, 2 miles up the road from the petrol station it had a missfire which you don't expect from a 2 month old motor, when it cut out shortly after I knew exactly what I'd done.
I was about a mile from my parents so got my dad to tow it in. I emptied the tank as far as I could and shot some diesel in it and cranked it a lot, it coughed, spluttered and generated a bit of vapour, it eventually fired up and I took it for an enthusiastic drive down the A14. At the time I thought that was the better option than having to tell the lads at work..