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Below is a link from BASC, it is a survey to gain people’s thoughts on gun ownership. it is very important every licence holder fills this in, it’s in consultation with the government and the first opportunity for 35 years. BASC has given us what answers to put where. Spread the word! https://basc.org.uk/changing-rules-on-gun-ownership/

That's a good price but too far

With euro 6 regarding diesels I would get a petrol unless you do a lot of miles or tow

Reduced to £7300

Subaru Forester 59 (09) for sale in silver 76k, stamped dealer history till 48k privately serviced regularly in the four years I have owned it, it's not a shooting truck (although it could easily be just a bit too new) it's my Mrs's car and has no major marks but does have scratches. It's the highest spec they do ( suretrak) 6 CD player, xenon lights, panoramic roof, underbody guards, heated leather, folding mirrors probably more things but can't think of any at the mo. I think this spec car was nearly 30k new 7 (years ago)and I bought it off stratstone jaguar for half that 4years ago. I had a detachable towbar fitted which cost around £450 I think ( only towed light) it has had new tyres all round, two this year and two the year before (about 500 pounds)and new brake pads last week new discs last year (got receipts for all of it) I thought I heard a gearbox / transmission noise a couple of years ago and had a Subaru expert send the gearbox away for four days, they couldn't find anything wrong but I had the clutch changed ( which was only about half way through apparently) this was at around 60k cost a lot of money, again I have receipts, 11 months mot. I was going to keep this car forever, there has been no expense spared and will be sad to see it go, these cars are very cabable in the snow and safe which is why we bought it but with the kids growing up me and the Mrs need a car each so it's got to go. I was going to have the scratches taken out (£150) and put it on autotrader for £7900 but if somone wants to have a look at it on here as it is I will accept £7600. DY8 area. Ready to sell beginning of Jan Regards, Gary

Tripe with their complete food worked for us

Here you go https://www.amazon.co.uk/Aigle-Parcours-Unisex-Adults-Wellington-Bronze/dp/B00BV8RYSG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1475917466&sr=8-1&keywords=aigle%2Bparcours%2B2%2Biso&th=1

Yep still got all sizes on Amazon

As above, thought it was a good price so I'm spreading the word.Cheapest I've seen so I treated myself. Cheers

I have had a 2010 forester diesel for four years and it has been very reliable, not even a bulb change. It does the school/ shopping runs,tows a caravan gets us around the shoots, also amazingly capable in snow and mud. Around town MPG is around 39 on a run 50+ but it is awd, go above 80mph or tow and it will go down to the 20's There isn't much not to like about subarus in my opinion, they are built to be supremely reliable and practical, they are up there with Volvo in the safety rankings, I think a lot of people admire them I often get questions about it on camp sites and shoots. The gearing is a bit odd, it has a very high first gear which some people may not notice but off road and towing it is a real asset. When people think Subaru they think reliability, when people think Land Rover they probably think something else

Same here, very good and cheap

I think it might be swallowing water, my springer used to do it a lot early in training swimming with his gob open coughing and spluttering He has got better but if I take him home I have to be mindful to let him out a while after we get back from some swimming and he pees for England so you are not on your own. Hope this is the answer

Winchester Select are a nice gun but if I were you and I was going to keep the gun for a long time I would get a Silver Pigeon, you will learn to mount it properly with practice, it comes with a ten year guarantee and don't lose too much money.Ask most gunsmiths about them.

Yes more practice, my springer would cough and splutter and throw up sometimes, he still does but not very often

After the brass brush I use rag wound around a brass jag to get the crud out or the purpose made patches are good,I've never cleaned my mop because that's what I use to run a very small amount of oil when I've finished. However if I was going to clean one I wold use hot water and washing up liquid or the old faithful bio washing powder.