Kalahari
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Good ammunition that. Sadly a bit far.
David.
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Thanks guys, spread the word. Mighty oaks and all that stuff. The partial reprieve from Natural Resources Wales shows that taking action can help.
David.
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This is a petition to Westminster. They are the only ones who can get rid of the Welsh farce. So it doesn't cost you much and doing absolutely nothing is even more pointless.
David.
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In the light of all the comments about the 20MPH problems in Wales. people might be interested in this petition to cancel devolution in Wales. If so please spread it around.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/643987/signatures/new
David.
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There is this if you are interested. If you agree please spread it about.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/643987/signatures/new
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Sorry. Mis-informed.
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Try riflemags, they have them in stock.
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Safety margins.
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If you get a Browning BPS or an Ithaca 37 the ejected rounds fall at your feet. Classiest of the pump actions.
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As above, good condition recently serviced by East Coast Binocular repairs, Contact me by PM with whatsApp or email and I will send you pictures.
£450 including postage. This is less than what they are worth and I won't haggle.
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TTT.
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As above, I have a Westfalia towbar for this vehicle. It has a detachable gooseneck that is lockable into place. (Two keys come with it) I am asking £80 on my doorstep, please be aware it is very well made and therefore heavy. I am near St. Asaph and we might be able to manage a suitable point to meet up.
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I thought people might like to see this.
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Sadly the Japan article you list doesn't mention Japan's second spike which, sadly, is much worse than their first one.
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One thing about switching to four wheel drive early, is that it can mean your cut up the field less because the required power is distributed through four contact patches rather than two.
David.
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I think Ivythorn the gun smiths might have one.
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One other point is that young people can accomodate a 7mm exit pupil. ie. objective size in mm divided by magnification. So a 7 x 50 or 8 x 56 fulfil this criteria perfectly and you get the best your eye can cope with. However, as you get older your pupil won't actually open to the full 7mm so a 6mm exit pupil might be fine so 7 x 42 would suit or even a 5mm exit pupil in a 8 x 40/42. So have a look through a few at dusk if you can. Also the very big binoculars with high magnification are heavy to carry, harder to hold still and show the resultant wobble better and generally have a narrower field of view.
I am sorry if this has only muddied water for you.
Best wishes,
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The thing that many people ignore is resolution. This is the ability to "separate" detail. Often this is what you pay for but is not clearly stated. A really high quality 8x bin with high resolution often shows more detail than a cheaper 10x bin although this can only be shown in a side by side test.
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It might help if you said for which rifle and how high.
Best wishes,
David.
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8 hours ago, Westward said:
The SNP groupthink as a government appears to be similar to Corbynism and thus they seem to perceive independence as a sort of nationalisation of the entire country plus a few vanity projects like the scandal of the new ferries rusting away in a bankrupt Clyde shipyard. The big flaw is that with 70% or so of the workforce in the public sector, most of whom work for the UK rather than Scotland exclusively, it's difficult to see how Scotland could fund it's socialist paradise - with or without oil revenues.
The SNP was formed in the 50s with a single objective, viz: Independence, and I'm not at all sure they ever expected be in government. Having worked in the 1970s with an SNP activist, I quickly worked out that independence was their only goal and oil revenues their only argument for it.
The SNP was formed before this and certain influential people in it supported Hitler as a route to independence for Scotland.
David.
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If you stand in the middle of the Makarikari in Botswana you can see the curve whichever way you face. (When you have paid to get there you could fit in a very good holiday seeing some of the greates game viewing Africa), From this you might have gathered that I am a tiny fan.
Tsala sintle, borra.
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Well, Bisley offered their facilities, but this was "too far from Birmingham" obviously India is far closer than London is to Birmingham. Geography not a strong point there!
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Before we all go down the road of slagging off BASC look at the signatories on this statement!
David.
Oh dear oh dear
in General Shooting Matters
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As I live in North Wales I have written to Mr. Dunbobbin, the PCC in this case, to express my disbelief that he could allow such a travesty of the real situation to go unchallenged.
David.