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Any farmers land near hull
rbrowning2 replied to MikeDodgson's topic in Shooting/Ferreting/Beating Wanted
shooters are very possessive about their permissions, at Club meetings you hear them bragging about how much land they have to shoot over, so much they cannot cover it all, but when approached to suggest they share it they immediately go all defensive and say no way they will cover it. May be example here, re increase in cartridge prices, then responds by edit why would I give away my farms to someone else? Guess opportunities may come along as the price of participating in shooting continues to increase and we all get too old to sit in a hide. -
they can also carry long screwdrivers or chisels, how do they plan to remove the point from them ?
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Is Cookoff013 Still Around?
rbrowning2 replied to langlands's topic in Bullets, Cartridges and Reloading
he was active on the USA site 3 days ago. https://www.shotgunworld.com/threads/what-is-unsafe.578549/page-2?post_id=5152368#post-5152368 -
By visiting your local gun shop, they get heads up from the brands they stock.
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Express are going up 1st Feb.
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how many shotguns can i take to the shotgun club
rbrowning2 replied to Tirath Singh's topic in General Shooting Matters
very strange question, you have been busy buying them since becoming a new shotgun user. Why carry so many around, and you do have to be responsible for their security when not actually using them. Why not ask your firearms enquiry officer, he may even knock on your door afterwards. -
May be to help you with the cost offer one of the farms to someone looking for shooting who has no where to shoot.
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Firearms fees and licensing - two ways to help
rbrowning2 replied to Conor O'Gorman's topic in General Shooting Matters
I always try to visit Westlands Country Park, the high tower is good. -
Firearms fees and licensing - two ways to help
rbrowning2 replied to Conor O'Gorman's topic in General Shooting Matters
love Ambleside sadly been a few years since last in Cumbria on holiday. -
Firearms fees and licensing - two ways to help
rbrowning2 replied to Conor O'Gorman's topic in General Shooting Matters
So when you tick the box not a BASC member they can invite you to join 😂 They are all at it, had my gas boiler serviced last week by british gas, today got a call from british gas telling me the boiler is 12 years old and they should be replaced at 10 years old, my reply was you just serviced it did you find a fault or was the service so bad you left me with a faulty boiler ? er well no ….. bye. -
SGC Renewal - medical information
rbrowning2 replied to grahamch's topic in General Shooting Matters
as above the FEOs are not able to understand medical notes, so your registered GP fills in a Police pro forma report you pay for that service and the report is send in theory directly to the police. If your registered GP will not do it then you need to use one of the GPs that have set up in business to do it. They will get you to give them consent to obtain your medical records and then complete the police pro forma and sent it to them. Which ever way you do it, do get a copy of what is sent to the police so you can check it is correct. -
SGC Renewal - medical information
rbrowning2 replied to grahamch's topic in General Shooting Matters
No you need to get the pro forma completed by a GP. -
SGC Renewal - medical information
rbrowning2 replied to grahamch's topic in General Shooting Matters
Complete medical history. -
Cannot see that happing, virtually all u.k. manufacturers have gone the way of environmentally friendly plastic wads as they can be injection moulded cheaply and quickly in large numbers and likely offer better ballistics. Gamebore had their paper cup wads at one time. But granted cardboard is truly 100% biodegradable. Full credit to Jocker for making the wads available to home loaders, none of the others look to have done so.
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What sort of volume are you buying the wads in? as surly not very difficult to get cardboard tubes manufactured the U.K. which may be cheaper then importing from France. Are we talking hundreds or thousands at a time?