countryman

Make sure you know exactly what cover you are getting, i was with the RAC for years, the only time i needed them i found out that they would only take me to the nearest garage, not good when your several hours away from home.

I have shot both, and currently own the new Weihrauch HW 100 with the new Laminate stock, Yes the shot count is less compared to the BSA but the HW 100 is so smooth to load and so quiet you think its under powered, my all time best Gun used to be my Rapid 12 but the HW tops it in my opinion. Chris

Went on Saturday, no problems driving in or out, i walked gun makers row 3 times, it was like a magnet to me. Great show and worth every penny. Chris

I never take the views of Gun magazines now when i buy a gun because of that very reason, all ways best to here it from the people who have actually shelled out and use it .

Get a .410 in pump action, and if you can find a Remmy one you will have a nice pair. Chris

Turning Visas into citizenship worries me, i have seen this first hand in one company that i know, and it seems all to easy judging by the number of non EU citizens that have had this granted to them.

Having just renewed my TV licence i am struggling even more this year to justifie it.

Keep the semi and save for the pump, best of both worlds then.

With the amount of cyclist on the roads now this sort of thing must come up on a regular basis.

So if a person on a push bike causes an accident how does that work with your insurance, had a near miss when one came straight out in front of me from a side road, i skidded and nearly side swiped a parked car. Chris

I would prefer card payment, saves the notes getting sweaty in me hand.

I am hoping to buy a gun at the game fair, do you take a wad of cash and keep your hand on it un till you spend it or do you pay by card, do they all have the facility's there to take card payments. Thanks Chris

Best thing is to put it on the ground and run over it with a tractor, i went down the Chinese route with a pole saw and honestly you spend more time messing around with them than using them, i even brought a new Carb for mine which worked for a very short time and then started playing up again, the branded stuff is expensive for a reason, mainly it works when you pull the starter. Chris

£4, but i do get variations of how much air is actually put in the bottle by different shops, my last fill seemed very low on the number of gun fills i got from it. Chris

Classic, tell him to make sure to add anti freeze for winter cutting.

Well after 3 months on back order i picked up my Galation a week a go, its the all Black one with open sights and thumb hole stock, i have put a fair few shots through it and i am very impressed with it. My eye sight on the other hand is not so good past 30 yards but it is a lot of fun going back to old school sights with a modern pre charged rifle. I was a bit wary of Hatsan as there semi auto shotguns have had some lively debates on here regarding quality but this rifle does seem very well made and is a very smooth operating gun. Chris

Having grown up in the 70s it feels like all the people you watched on the box back then messed with children, all most as if it was a normal thing to do, it is obviously horrendous for the victims but you feel betrayed by these celebs because you felt that you knew them from back in your own child hood.

All that machinery looks like its from War of the Worlds.

Get a Stihl FS 55, i picked one up at Country wide for £210, it was in the sale but that was only 2 weeks ago, don't buy the lookalike rubbish on the bay.

Thanks lads, i am getting my oil ratios mixed up again, i will look into the metal clutch carrier and modelsport. Thanks

Thanks, it has shock covers on, some of the other advice is a bit over my head at the moment, but ill learn as i go, so is 25/1 mix not enough oil or is it what works best for you Buggy ? Thanks

So i have my self a new hobby, just brought a used Baja 5b, to those that are into this should i run it on a 25/1 mix, its a 30cc engine, all so can you recommend a charger, nothing to fancy but not an over night one, any thing else i should know / buy. Thanks

I feel sorry for you, i had serious gearbox trouble with a Jeep a few years ago, at the time it was not even a year old, yes you could go down the claims route you my even win, for me i ended up trading it in when it was going right, either way i am afraid its grief un till its gone.

Does the SNP not seem a lot like the BNP, and i don't just mean the initials.

I have a mk5 Hilux double cab, its by far the best truck i have ever owned, i use it around the Nursery and as a general everyday ride, the mpg is just over 30 with the 2.5 D4D engine and manual box, i would recommend you at least go and have a look at one before you buy any thing else.