Brown Sauce
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Well here she is all back together, shiny and looking great. Big thank you to RichardH, took a while, but well worth the wait, barrels are perfect and the shiny action is just the right amount of bling.
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Most of the Welsh villages around my way were built around the mining industry, and the men living with the constant danger involved with their work formed a close friendship, but also constantly taking the mickey out of their mates.
Every village had a few rat packs, they would spend the weekends tramping the mountains and woodlands after foxes, or whatever.
They had a friendship that I don't think you will see in other industries.
And their dogs were a right mottley collection of terrier crosses, and it was not unusual for one of them to open his shirt and take a ferret out if the dogs marked a rabbit.
They were a different generation of true hard working men, which I don't think we will see again.
The only ex miner I know on here that spent a few years underground is garygreengrass.
Well you learn something new everyday!
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And maybe a chamber size?
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Great work and I bet you've been firmly bitten by your first day out.
Hmm choke size, now there's a can of worms, but here goes.... I'm 1/4 in both barrels, but very occasionally swap out for 1/2, but only when shooting clays.
Next you'll be asking about shot size lol...
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Nothing wrong with that, great skills. Does the pillar bedding make the barrel free floating? If it is, I wouldn't bother with the extra expense of glass compounds. IMHO.
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Have you ruled out a burst water pipe running through the floor??
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Yes please for the keepers trouser, pm'd.
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Depending on how well you know the RFD at either end will depict the cost, but generally they be paid at both ends.
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Completely agree with you about the mincing state of nitromors, meant to be a new improved formula, my *****. When I bought the London gun stock kit from my local gun shop, they kindly lent me a can of Napier varnish stripper, which worked in one go.
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We did this to our garden about 2 years ago, as it was sloping away from the house with a 3ft drop in level. Put in a retaining cement block wall about 18m long, it then took near enough 30 tonnes of rubble/bricks etc of back fill. Waited a good month then 10 tonnes of soil, another month wait and around 5 tonnes to bring back to level.
As mentioned, it was a heap load of work, but worth having done.
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Well, I'm still awaiting the return of the barrels and the action. Think here had been a break down in communication, so fingers crossed next week. Oh and if anybody notices this post has been made during the England v Wales game. I've stopped watching it!!!!!
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Yep, I would. Check out my thread in the DIY section.
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Hi mate,
I planted ten Dorset Naga seeds a few days ago.
Nothing happening yet but I'll gladly send a few seedlings your way if I have any success
Thanks for the offer, I've been in touch with Mungler and have some seeds coming my way, so am sorted. Understand they can take weeks to germinate, so I'll need to be extra patient, which I'm usually not.
I've about 30 seeds left over from a season or 2 ago which are still good. Yellow habanero and cherry bomb, bit mixed up, if anybody would like a few, pm me your address and they'll be in the post.
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Three divers sat on a boat, one bsac, one naui and one padi. Suddenly the boat runs into trouble and starts to take on water and sink!! The bsac diver turns to the others, right lets suit up, perform buddy checks, drop in and fin to the nearest island, maintaining regular navigational checks. The naui diver takes his turn, ok after suiting up, let's drop down to 5 meters, get below the swell, fin to the nearest island and maintain regular navigational check. Finally the padi diver put his oar, right then lets wait 5 mins, pay £50 squid and we've ourselves a wreck dive. Boom boom.
Think you'll be fine if you go back to it, most companies will make everybody undertake an orientation dive before unleashing you on local shipping.
I'd say BSAC is probably your best bet, if you don't fancy badge collecting.
Oh and my PADI cards stamped, open, advanced, deep, wreck, rescue, medic first aid and nitrox, etc etc
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Send Mungler a PM BS
Thanks Dunkield, will do.
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Anybody out there have any spare naga seeds going begging??
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Great video and a nice find mate.
We could do with some days like that, over here in sunny Wales. 4 times out on Cardiff foreshore and not a sausage, would've been knee deep in curlew though
Saying that, you can never tell who hit the bird first, down this way
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