malmick

If nobody local takes them and you decide to post then I'm happy to have them. Cheers, Mick

It's a humane cattle and horse killer. The stirrup over the top covers a firing pin that is hit with a wooden truncheon. You can see the firing pin under the stirrup. The breech assembly unscrews and a .310 (or .32 cartridge if converted) goes in the chamber.

You are absolutely right about servicing the Haldex. It's probably not going to be on the service schedule though since LR in their wisdom don't have it on there. Beggars belief I know 😂

Hi, I'd like this please. Can collect between Monday and Wednesday when convenient. Please PM me with availability for collection. Cheers, Mick

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Yes, care and share

Have you tried the National Farmers' Union insurance? They must have their fair share and/or some experience of insuring younger drivers in pickups and similar.

Same here, were you able to sign it using a ballpoint pen? I tried two that worked on paper but not on that thin plastic, resorted to using a fine Sharpie.

Same thing in Littondale during last week, great to see.

Those cases have also been used and annealed, definitely not new Starline brass.

Rucksack received thanks, all in good order. Cheers, Mick

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Hi muncher, I'll take this please. Could you please PM payment details? Cheers, Mick

I love the question, "What's you best price?". Answers: 1. Well, best for me is as advertised. 2. Depends on what buyers want to go up to. 3. If you don't know me and you are asking mates rates, well f£@k off. Open to offers on other appropriate answers, 👍

One of the shoots that I work my ESS on, there's a guy who works on the estate has a Staffy that was a rescue dog. It's a really steady dog, doesn't go mad when beating and retrieves well. Wouldn't be my choice but it's a nice dog and demonstrates ditchman's point. It might also be smart enough to realise that there's payback for being rescued 😂😂

Welcome to PW

This is one of my lads, he's got a fair bit of Badgercourt in him, good solid shoulders and a strong worker.

Strop, depending on what grit you've already got down to. The finest grit in mine has a pink stone.

Unscrew the plastic bush, bin it and crack on. The over barrel part of the moderator will cool more efficiently without it and the lack of a bush will have no effect on the operation of the mod. IMHO it should not be supporting anything either, why is it a support bushing?

@oneshot1979 That's a very sobering post, thanks for taking the time to share it.

Great photos, these are fascinating birds to watch. Thanks for posting.

I started with CENS non-digital earplugs several years ago and quickly moved over to the digital inserts. Used them for clays, driven, rough shooting whilst working a dog, indoor rimfire shooting and .308, 6.5 and .223 from a covered shooting area. Never needed anything else and they are always in my shooting jacket pocket. I can recommend them for what I have used them for.

I've got a Tau7 in .22 which is an unusual calibre for that model because it's a single shot match target pistol. Being .22 it's no good for 10m air pistol comps but it performs well at 20 yards in the classes that allow air or rimfire. I've also used it with a BSA Edge pistol scope out to 40 yards on field targets and it gave a good account of itself there. Not seen any other .22 CO2 pistols for quite a while.

I've got Grabber AT3s on my FL2 and they do what I want, don't do mud plugging' though.