Seamus
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I bought one of these a few months ago so that I could accurately zero my .22 and .223 on my land, plus give me a better idea of the distances certain objects were from my usual shooting positions. It measures consistently and ranges well on small objects at distances well in excess of 200m. I also found I was over estimating distances without it.
I can't compare it against any others as I've not used any, but this one works for me and I'll recommend it on that basis!
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Same here, no problems with Rapport and PW.
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Thanks for the info; the guy at the dealer was fairly insistent that it needed to be done in a Land Rover workshop. I was quoted well over £100 to get this done and I just can't see how they can justify that.
I'll have a look into the Faultmate option and see if I can find anyone locally with the right kit.
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Duplicate post removed....
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Might be a long shot but worth a try!
I have a 2010 Disco 4, and have just had to buy a replacement key fob for one that was lost. The key now needs synchronising with the car; I have found some bizarre methods of doing this with Range Rovers on Google, but can't find anything specifically for Disco 4s (or 3s). Anyone in the know have any ideas? Land Rover have quoted me stupid money to do this and I can't believe it's that difficult once you know how!
I'll try the Range Rover methods when I get home later, just in case...
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Northants are currently quoting a 10 week turnaround and send a reminder out 3 months before expiry (my renewal should be here by Friday).
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I have a large pea field next to my house (with Barley stubble nearby) which was harvested about two weeks ago; even after being disked there are still peas on the surface and plenty of pigeons about.
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Mick has done a few RFD transfers for me over the last couple of years. For the last one, a couple of weeks ago, he took a semi auto on holiday to Norfolk with him and met the guy I sold it to, handing it over personally!
Service doesn't get a lot better than that!
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Happy Birthday Pete!
How is your new venture coming along? Waiting to test some of the output
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Might be worth calling Sywell and asking them if they have any current/future plans, just a thought. A lot of the earth works they did a few years ago were apparently in preparation.
Edited to add: Good luck and I for one have my fingers crossed for you!
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Nope, all to do with me getting out of the IT business, I think it's time for a change of career
. Whether or not it happens is a whole different ball game though. I've been looking at a number of potential sites in the Bucks/ Northants/ Wark areas. It's down to whether the figures stack up and the planning issues can be overcome. One thing's for sure, it won't be starting up next week / month / quarter, possibly sometime next yearI know that feeling all to well! You can add me to the potential customer list though for sure, nothing like this close to us.
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Is this to do with Sywell Range? I spoke to them a couple of years ago and they were talking of building a rifle range then; but I didn't think anything ever came of it...
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Have a look at this link EMA aircraft movements It *may* help to what out what it was. Although not all aircraft are listed with a type.
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I'm between Northampton and Towcester
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I was 40 in March and it came and went with no fuss whatsoever. I've got 3 kids between 2 and 9 which allow me (in fact it's the law in my head) to behave like a 12 year old on a regular basis, an understanding wife (she has to be, she's 40 next year
) and a lifestyle that I love. I know what I'm doing, what I want to be doing and how I'm going to go about doing it. At the end of the day it's just a number and you won't feel any different! -
SOLD!
Thanks for the interest (and to Olympic Trap Shooting!)
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SOLD - Subject to cheque clearance.
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Fantastic!!
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It's bad enough sat here
!Just got a canoeing gold!
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48, damn that first round 39!
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Ive got this link up in the background, it refreshes quite quickly.
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My son is 9 and had his first clay lessons this year (with a .410).
As has been said, the lesson concentrated on simple incomers to build some confidence. We went to Nick Honesberie's place just outside Priors Marston which isn't that far from you.
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I've got a Beretta Ulrika Tekneys ("extra wood" model) if you're interested drop me a PM? It's got a 26" (multi choke, with chokes) barrel, so ideal for pigeon hides. In it's original case. I'm in South Northants (near Towcester) so not a million miles away.
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It was Haro and PK Rippers in my day; currently my son uses my (yes my, I am 40 but in my head it's perfectly acceptable) Hoffman which is a great bit of kit which I wouldn't hesitate to recommend..
well i dont think i wiil get my hair cut there again!!
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I started a new job, and the team took me out to lunch on the Friday at the end of my first week. We were having a laugh and joke about various things when I brought up the subject of one of the office admin girls' incredibly hairy top lip. I demonstrated how hairy I perceived the top lip to be by putting my hand to my mouth and waggling my fingers about.
Silence, with everyone except my new boss looking at the floor.
"Ah, that'll be your missus then, yes?"
Fun times...