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mikky

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  1. Personally I would spend any spare money I had on guns, fast cars, holidays, women etc. and leave the kids to fend for themselves. They will get your house when you snuff it. Isn't that enough for them? My kids are getting a decent education out of me and they can split the proceeds of the only house I have between them.

     

    is it a mud hut in delhi

  2. long john silver.....seeing as your name is pegleg. :yes:

     

    whats your surname...

     

    called my lad Brandon..thats him on the left in the picture,just shaved his head cos he was fighting in a tournament....i dont know why either must help the punches bounce of his napper

  3. last week i joined the m62 at Whitefield as i came down the slip road the car on my right in the lefthand lane driven by an old woman,,,,wait for it,,,,,,slowed down and stopped to let me join the carraigway....i was gobsmacked...not as gobbed smacked as the drivers behind her who all came to halt...

     

    mikky

  4. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-22730613

     

    A news article about how a lot of children don't know where their food comes from.

     

    Nearly a third of primary school children think cheese comes from plants and a quarter think fish fingers come from chicken or pigs.

     

    The survey also revealed confusion about the source of staples such as pasta and bread among younger pupils, with about a third of five-to-eight-year-olds believing that they are made from meat.

    Some 19% of this age group did not realise that potatoes grew under ground, with 10% thinking they grew on bushes or trees.

     

     

    What do you think? Has anyone had any experiences with children who are like that?

    A news article about how a lot of children don't know where their food comes from......all food comes from tescos :yes:

     

    mikky

  5. Could you not join another club (NRA or something) giving you access to ranges and allowing you to keep up the conditions of your FAC in case you change your mind in the future?

     

    (failing that...2nd dibbs on the Howa!) :whistling:

     

    the problem with the howa is asking a fair price,its as new,i dont want to give it away but i need funds for a new shotgun,

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    Ey up mate, unless your strapped for cash keep hold of them and try and get a permission to fox,lamp etc.( range shooting can get boring, i rarely go myself) How much are the range fees this year for rossendale ? I'm due to pay soon but hav'nt heard owt off Phil up there!!!!! It was a £100 quid last year , have they risen dramatically?

     

    ATB

     

    Flynny

    still 100 quid but we all had to pay an extra 32 quid because boyzee put the rent up when he saw the 200 yd range being built,no guarantee he wont put the rent up again, i have only been 4 times this year,like you said it gets boring,the only permission i had was closed down because someone had been up with a shotgun and left all the empty cartridges in the paddock where they keep show horses,if one of the horses was to swallow a cart it could do some serious harm....so all shooting is now banned...

  7. been thinking of giving up rifles for a while,only got two left,my trusty .22 brno and my .223 howa....just dont enjoy it anymore.......been clay pigeon shooting a few times recently and joined worsley clay club today,i really enjoy the clays even though i cant hit that many,took my lad along today for the first time and he cant wait to go again....at the moment my guns are tied to the club i have been shooting at for the last ten years ( condition on my fac ) and due to the increase in subs i wont be renewing this year,so it looks like someone will be getting a couple of bargains as i want to put the money towards second hand berretta or browning.

     

    probably wake up tomorrow and have second thoughts.........

     

    mikky

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