bigman

Well aware of that I think ts a good thing the use of air rifles is permitted as well as shotgun

Anybody a member of PX Farms if so how do you find it? I'm thinking of joining up as it basically on my doorstep and fancy having 3000 acre to go at

Well done mate , I gained my permissions from starting off with a air rifle ;-)

Pm sent Shaun

Did you wet form the sheath around the knife? Next time wrap the blade in kitchen cling film ;-)

Could you pm me when you have some mre please

Think he might be referring to the bead blasted finish on the flats some people think it can encourage rusting or patina which is why some prefere a mirror polish

That is a absolute billy bargain

Out and about today scaffolding in spalding area and spotted quite a few pigeon on rape and what looked like rescently disc field that once had cabbages on it quadring and gosberton area they seemed to be building up nicely though the day ,

I like it in fact I want one

Looks a bit fake to my eyes but I'm not expert

Lol doesn't work for me or whistle

Sorry to thread jack but what resin would you recomend for pouring, good luck with your project jkd

Hold over at close range must be massive , on the up side longer range hold over must be reduced not pleasing to my eye but if it's functional then great I bet I would come in very handy lamping from a vechile I'd quite like to handle that ugly beast

Cheers Dave , some pics of the finished package

That looks the business , was it a hazel stick

Got a Bergen from Johnnie great chap to deal with,the Bergen was in excellant condition and even came with some interesting and useful extras cheers mate

Couple of shooting forums ,bushcrafting and British blades

Blimey do people really pay £150 for a day pigeon shooting?

Would you split? I'm interested in the t20 an mount

It's defo nit a browned barrel as there's still plenty of bluing showing along with patches of brown where the bluing as thinned

Got a old side by side here that's got brownish barrels where the bluing has worn off over the years of use it's only a cheaply and it doesn't bother me as I like a bit of aged look to things but can't help wondering what effect it'd have if I took the buffing wheel an compound to it on my bench grinder, it's one of them stitched cotton wheel jobbies, Iv have tried plenty of wire wool an oil and plenty of elbow grease but I can't seem to shift it

Get a cheap hand held belt sander and clamp it upside down in a workmate , also using it for ya toe nails then

60% for me

Aldis where doing them for £25 awhile ago cheap but ok for small wood work jobs etc , machine mart do the for around £30-40