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Always strikes me when i see people saying ''all BNP are thugs, racist's, nazi's'' and ''ought to be outlawed'' blah blah blah most of my family are BNP so i guess they are all thugs too. If there was an artical in the paper or a news program that said ''all gun owners are thugs, murderers'' or similar i can imagine what people on here would be saying. I really don't get why people are so against them personally.

Hello sorry no i don't really need another gun.. have a cabinet full already. If you dont quite have 300 quid, then i may possibly go a bit lower, what would you offer?. Alternativly if i keep the scope and bipod i can do it for a bit cheaper aswell.

What size is the tube on this?

SOLD AS LONG AS ALL GOES WELL Here we have an air arms S310 in .22, the gun is in fairly good cometic condition. Does have a few small scratches/bumps on the forend but the guns getting on a bit now so bound to have a few battle scars. The gun will come how it is in the pics... logun bipod, airarms silencer and gamo 4x32 scope included. Im going to be honest and say the gun could do with a good service by a gunsmith. Last time i chrono'd it I was getting slighty low reading of about 10.5 ft'lbs so i rekon a good service would see the power back up. You are welcome to arrange a try before you buy if you like. I live on a farm so plenty of room to shoot at a few targets. I will try get some more recent pictures tomorrow.. but to be honest it will look the same as in these ones based in soham, cambridgeshire. asking for 300 pounds please. PM or reply for more info if need.

Was stopped when i first got my new motor because the insurance hadn't been updated on the computors so had to produce my documents at the station later on. But while they had stopped me and checking things out and running my name through the system it must have came back that i held a SGC as one of them mentioned do i still have my shotgun and and a few other questions. They did seem to treat me better once they knew i had a SGC though, guess it counts for something and prooves im no wrong'un. At first i was just an 18yr old that was showing no insurance on their system

Looks like theres getting a few people from cambs area now. Im from soham.. so just down the road from jammie dodger.

Another one here. only small farm though.. just under 200 acres of arable plus about 150+ free range hens. Also pigs but won't have them for much longer as getting rid of them, just too many hoops to jump through and its not worth the bother any more.

Was at work today and heard about it on the jeremy vine show couldn't believe what i was hearing.

is it just me that finds this incredibly funny? top job

Was reading a thread on pistonheads a few mins ago about this very subject and thought i reconised somebody stuartp is it not? http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sour...&iwloc=addr

Didn't have that much at home (pic) but at work about 8 miles away there was alot more.

Its pretty much done now. Just needs to be put in the garage and the flu extending so it can go out the upper window. I dont really fancy cutting holes in the roof/wall for it. And no the hen doesnt only have one foot, it was walking by when the pic was taken

Havent got any plans but theres pics of one here trap Alternativley there is the 'sticky hat' method..

I didnt do this with mine, and I'd stay to the fitting intstuctions personally. I cant see a plastic washer making much difference. The gas rams are quieter than springs anyway.

There is a couple more floating about the yard so the calor lot can have those if they come looking I know somebody who once took in 3 or 4 old bottles he found after some 'travellers' left them behind in his field. All he got was a quick 'ta mate'. I also took the valve out of mine and purged it with some water before doing anything to it

Thanks for some of these ideas will see what i can do. I dont want anything fancy, you can probably tell that already by the fact im using a gas bottle I think i will just bung on a flu and see how it goes when i burn stuff and go from there. Wish i new what fishman has said before i started, would of saved a little bit of time. oh well ive no experience with woodburners I wouldnt have clue about smoking meat in there, probably just end up cooking it rather than smoking it

Didn't have much time today so just did a couple of things. managed to bolt the door on with some hinges sorted out a small latch to keep the door shut and butcherd an old bbq grill to fit inside. Still trying to think of a good way to get the ashes out easily without letting in too much air. Might just end up leaving it with the one large door and tip the ashes out

SS- I have some pipe i was going to use for a flue but not sure if its good enough, its a bit thin. Have to look about and see what else is laying around. would be good to see how you did your one.. malk&mung- The piece i cut out is going to be the door so yeah its going to be solid. There will be another slot cut out underneath this main door for getting out the ash and i might try to put some sort of valve on there. Im going to put some strong mesh inside as a sort of floor between the large door and the yet to be cut smaller one, so as it burns it falls through. (in theory ) edit: you posted while i was.. looks good

Yeah seemed a waste to just leave it rusting. I hope i do actually finish making it though as i do have a habit of starting lots of projects then get fed up/annoyed with them and end up chucking them on the scrap pile I'll try update it through the stages if anyones remotely interested

Got very bored today so was having a walk about the farm yard and saw an old gas bottle. Thought hmmm?.. what can i do with that? decided it would make a nice little woodburner for the garage should keep me warm while working on my car, the joys of owning an old VW Before i start if you have a go at this make sure its totally empty i purged mine by taking the valve out the top and filling up with water. mine had been standing on the farm for years with the tap open so might be best to leave it a while also. This is a 19kg gas bottle, seems a good size but i guess they vary in different sizes. First thing once its empty mark out the door shape and drill a hole in each corner. I started with a small drill bit and worked up to about a 10mm. Then you need to cut out the shape. I used an elecric hacksaw. You could probably use a hand one but it would be hard work. Thats all ive done today Got too bloody cold my fingers wouldnt work properly. Will try do a bit more tomorrow, maybe put some hinges on and cut the hole for the flu.

Not quite sure why a bloke needs to justify buying a bike for himself to strangers on the internet Hope you enjoy it mate I think these hold their value better than the more 'sporty' bikes anyway.

I hope you don't mind but i've saved just about all your pics You do have a good eye for a photo

Im no expert on anything but what i have done before is to shoulder/mount the gun with your eyes closed and making sure your comfortable, then open your eyes and see if its in the right 'place' for shooting. So if you do this and when you open your eyes you can't see the bead then you know something is wrong

No i have never actually been there yet, will have to go see what its like one day. I either go to simpsons in newmarket or fur&feather in ely.