The Duke

Does anybody know the model of this rifle?

With car insurance being what it is for young drivers now, a 125 at 17 is not a bad option, something like a cbf125 is good, easy to handle for an inexperienced rider and will return 100mpg. On a side not it may also be worth doing a car test even if he won't be driving, a friend of mine went 3 years between passing and actually getting on the road, by which time he was older and had held a licence for three years, his first years insurance was a fraction compared to the rest of us despite having no more experience.

Just had an evening watching the powerboat racing at oulton broad, and on the way out there's someone on a live aboard threatening to shoot passers by with a crossbow, loads of people about and still it's taken the police and helicopter a good 40 minutes to get here Not another bashing thread but thought at least some normal bobbys could get here a bit quicker to stop the public walking round that way

Finished an orangery yesterday the flats were only 500 wide so no adhesive required, so unfortunately no suggestions on that note but the edges were 4x2's ply fixed to that then aris rail on top

On the wherry actually brewed by woodfords at this very moment while watching the storytellers, a brilliant local band

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I think it is Anglia model centre who now make these kits, my grandfather made there demonstrator boat for the shop, he hasn't moved over to brushless yet but I believe he ran his huntsman on a graupner 600 bb motor with a 7 cell nicad pack, I'm currently working away but when I get home on Monday I'll try and get some picks up.

I've got a few pics, unfortunatly not of billywoodsman crossing an obstacale in the fancy ways the norfolk boys like to do it, will try and work out how to get them up in a bit if i get the time. My thanks to dan aswell, a very well organised day, really enjoyed it.

A very kind offer Dan, gratefully accepted, looking forward to another good day of good humour and good safe shooting.

The geese in the areas i shoot over are mainly pinks and greys feeding on the grasslands at the edges of the estaury. Wildfowler12 i've PM'd you the place for the rags.

So this is my second season wildfowling, and i would like to try my hand at some decoying but i was wondering which type of decoys would be best? Do you need a large pattern of decoys? if so then the shells and fuds are goin to be quite cost prohibitive for me, so have been looking at the texas rags which seem very reasonable at £36.00 for 50 any advice on the decoying of geese would be alot of help, Regards.

Sorry cant help you with stockists, as i only really deal with richardsons and eye workwear, i rarely venture out your way. Out of interest which wildfowling club have you joined?

Richardsons of halesworth stock the gamebore mammoths, in the same loads as lyvale, these are what i was using on the marsh last season, this season tho i am loading my own 1oz of 3.5mm steel going about 1500fps for the ducks, had two mallard on thursday evening with this cartridge, the ducks folded up nicely.

Im up for it again, should have a few with me too just gotta check numbers when i get up the club on sunday, will PM you.

I just punch mine out on a piece of scrap timber, with a sharp tap of a hammer. i bought a cheap set of punches off ebay and there doing well so far, good for cutting out my overshot cards aswell.

I am yet to try this ale, but thanks to the directors cut version of the advert it is now at the top of my list http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ekQPu8_-K8&feature=player_embedded

Yes, please post up the dates once youve decided, its worth the drive i'll be there

Going for the first time this year, from Thursday till Monday, got the onsite camping

You can all come take away my scrap plasterboard Its currently costing £160+VAT/Tonne to dispose of

Funny you should say that i think theres someone in the club whose got one for sale

Can anyone help with some load data, I’ve picked up some more components for reasonable money, however do not have the data, Any info would be appreciated, or a pointer to a manual which contains it, don’t want to go buying manuals only to find it doesn’t have the loads I’m after. The components and powder I have are:- Alliant Steel BPI Multi Metal 12 Ga 3” Cheddite 76mm cases Zinc Plated Steel Shot #1 Have primers:- CX2000 CX50

Does anyone know if this clay shoot has a section 11 for non license holders, i have a friend who would like to come along, shoots regularly with me but as yet has no license.

17 mins 50 secs in. http://www.fieldsportschannel.tv/index.php Well i can do it with no hands faceing backwards and standing on my head

Yh that may be a bit beyond me Will stick to puting buildings up rather than taking them down

Well just been watching 'The Blasters' on Channel 5, never really looked at it before but very impressive. I'm still young i could train But how do you get into such a specialised job Bang Boom