Steve72

Thanks for the replays guys. Food for thought.

Hi, My father-in-law, has declared war on the mice in his aviaries. He is using a crossman air rifle. He has mentioned to me that it would be easier if he had a multi shot pistol because he is in confined space. With Xmas approaching I would like to treat him. What would you guys recomend entry level and budget. Last question would a BB at a range of six feet be adequate or am I best with pellets. Apologies if suggesting bb's is unsuitable but I have no experience with pistols. Cheers

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Hi, it is still avaliable. Feel free to get in touch if you are still interested.

Reduced to £260 ... If it helps.

Wrong time to sell open to sensible offers

Any ideas? just been out in my ford focus.. It has starting making a wuring noise that echos the accelerator / revs as I drive.

You can put an anti syphon connect in

I saw the lady detective on a chat show.... She said that there are four main suspects that the cast knew of , but they didn't even tell the cast members including the perpetrator of the crime until they filmed the last episode .... Might be why it's so good. Very clever!

You want a stone mason not a brickie. That will put a premium on the price, but your going to be there looking at it every day. Two days probably right. If its not done properly you'll hate it. I was a brickie for over ten years but would get a stone mason to do it. That said I would see the difference between an expert job and a good job. Some people will just see a stone fire place if you know what I mean.

My vote is for rawlbolts, properly drilled holes and not over tightened. I've fixed lean to roofs and wall plates with them . Why waste money on chem or Gucci fixings . If rawlbolts don't work they've been fitted poorly.

yes believe they do .... Also say its the most capable off road of the small 4x4's .. Not reported to be to refined on the road though . I think I may have a punt in one soon.

just looked at the pinin another I haven't considered.... What great motors 55 , 56 5doors with full history under 60,000 miles lots for well under £4000. Thanks for suggestion. Why so much cheaper than all other suggestions?

Thanks all for replays given me some food for thought. It won't be used for heavy off road just access to fields on farm tracks ... And a diesel is my pref purely because I prefer to drive diesels. Again cheers all.

Have been set on buying a discovery for ages now, but an acquaintance has just bought a Subaru forester and its got me thinking. It' will be an every day motor and my shooting wagon I do about 10,000 miles a year so don't want anything to hardcore...... What else out there could be worth considering within my budget.. Many thanks