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  1. 1 hour ago, vampire said:

    Very nice job,like the door idea.

    Can I ask why you didn't do hips with shingles ?

     

    I had a roll left over but it was in a different colour (grey) however I prefer heating that on than using the tiles for the hips as I have found with the tiles you can end up with too many joints and they can crack as you bend them

  2. 15 minutes ago, grrclark said:

    Looks excellent Django, the hidden door is really effective too.  A great useable space from what I imagine was otherwise wasted ground.

    The space was exactly that. Not big enough to park a car, but not worth leaving and mowing etc.. will be nice to get it all done before we start the season again. Get new (second hand) freezer tomorrow 

  3. Decided earlier this year to use a bit of dead space we had to the side of the garage and turn it into a shooting storage shed/garage game prep area. Mainly because all my shooting bits were getting ruined in the garage from welding spots/grinding, and the wife was sick of me bringing in birds that I had to wash the grease/oil off of after preparing them.
     

    Has been slow going, but lockdown allowed me a bit more time.

    Not quite complete but getting there now

    Will add a few more pictures and updates as I go, but here is the bulk of it

     

    Anyone else have a similar area/set up? 
     

    Before

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    The start - timber frame and moved the existing cladding to the outside

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    Clad the outside walls and roof,

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    Roof filing going on

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    Decided to try and hide the door a little so not as obvious and to help it blend in - (door is the right hand half with a concealed lock) Managed to get some waney edge board that was a good match to existing, but was still a bit of a jigsaw puzzle

     

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    Started on the inside - kitchen that came from the in-laws rip out . I don’t have running water, so using a 12v caravan tap and pump, and a 25 litre water container which will be going in soon

     

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    Floor painted 2 coats concrete floor paint and wardrobe installed for storage of clothing. (stolen from one of my kids bedrooms) Planing to separate it in the middle and have a tube heater in one half to dry clothes (with some vents)
     

    LED batton lights in - going to add another one I think

     

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    Just got this sorted for the space next to the wardrobe. Fold up seat for shoe storage Got it locally, sanded down and going to oil it before it goes in

     

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    Doing more on it this weekend so hopefully will have some finished picture soon

     

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  4. Looking at booking up some duck shooting for September and have come across a company called SGL Sporting on Guns on pegs and wanted to know if anybody had used them before?

     

    Prices are around 220 - 260 per gun for a 7 gun, 100 bird day.

     

    Have typed their name into Google but not a lot has come up so if anybody has any info/reviews I would really appreciate it.

  5. Thought I would post to tell everyone about a very good experience with beds police.

     

    Send my variation form, and letter to open up my licence on Tuesday. Sent it recorded delivery.

    Checked and it arrived on Wednesday at 12.15.

    At 3.45 the firearms officer called to ask a few questions and say everything was ok.

    Licence arrived through the door today!!! (Friday)

    I checked the date on the envelope and it had been posted out to me the same day they recieved it! (2nd class)

     

    Couldn't have received a better and more efficient and helpful service!!! Bravo Beds!!!

  6. I know this item will have probably been covered 100 times before, but what is everyone's opinion on the best scope for a .223?

     

    I am going to be treating myself to one in the next month or so hopefully (finger crossed on FAC coming back open and with variation) and will be using it solely for foxes.

  7. I did the same thing last year. One of the best things I've ever done.

    Hard work but very rewarding. I should have had a dog years ago.

    My boy is a w/cocker he is a house dog that goes shooting part time.

    So I don't expect too much of him but so far he has took to shooting

    very well. He is mad for it. He had his first day working from a hide

    with a few decoys on standing wheat today.

     

    ATB. DP

    Ours is going to be a house dog aswell so I am really looking forward to seeing how it all goes.

     

    How did his first day go?

    Curb your enthusiasm to get onto the proper training bit it will be a good while yet

    Yeh I am only going to start with the very basics until at least 6 months. I have been trying to read up and learn as much as possible,however I have a feeling I am going to be looking for a lot of advice

    With cockers I have found that it is necessary to keep one step ahead. Keep serious training fresh and try to take lots of opportunities to praise her and focus her attention on you otherwise she will find her own thing to do. A cocker can change its mind and attitude to the exercise is a heart beat.

    Thank you for the advice. I am very keen not to let her get too independent so that she will always be keen to work

  8. Yesterday we (very excitedly) went and agreed to buy our first Gundog. We have chosen a beautiful chocolate cocker spaniel bitch from a lady locally, and just wanted to share a couple of pictures.

     

    I plan to work her on the small syndicate I am a part of, and also for pigeon and rabbit shooting. I am going to train her myself, so have spent the last few weeks reading every book I can, and watching every DVD anybody will lend me. Pick her up in mid august at 8 weeks and can't wait to get her here now!

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  9. I have had this with a lambert I have had previously. I don't know what the problem was as I took it back to the shop I purchased it from and they exchanged it for another gun. I think it is quite common, especially with the sporter version

  10. There was a thread about this not so long ago a guy had bought a guns years and years later went to sell it was told it was out of proof by another dealer.

    How do you know it's been shortened as factory guns are not proof stamped at the muzzle so you take you 20" cz cut and thread to 16" how does anyone know????

    Hard question and very open to interpretation the proof house has one a legal guy gave another.

    This was exactly my thoughts, how would anybody know that it had been shortened?

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