storm in a teacup
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I have a mi band 3 It was about £20. It's very good for the money and waterproof.
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Have you looked at solovair who made dms under licence for many years.
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I use Peltor comtacs, I find them comfortable as I wear them for up to 8hrs a day at work. Not cheap but Luckly I get them for nowt.
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I have sent you a pm
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1 hour ago, Dave at kelton said:
Our defence of wildfowling at Caerlaverock starts at 6.00 tonight on itv border news!,
Go a decent write up in the annandale observer as well
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Thanks Auld Yin and Scully. It has been really fascinating finding out about it. I asked the missus if it can go on the wall but she doesn't find it as interesting as me so it going back in cabinet.
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54 minutes ago, Scully said:
I’m pretty certain that would fit the 1897 Winchester trench gun. The bayonet lug attachment to the trench gun was designed to use the same bayonet as the Springfield service rifle if I recall.
It is very interesting trying to find out bit about it.
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8 hours ago, AULD YIN said:
top photo a bit unclear on the markings,check if there is a serial number on the bayonet and on the chape of the scabbard and any WD marks
I've tried to get a better photo
Here are the only other marking on the scabbard
GK and MFW or could be MEW
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Cheers that's very interesting I will put some other pics up of the markings when I get home from work.
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I have no idea
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10 hours ago, AULD YIN said:
could be this from the great war forum.... scarce Remington factory error bayonet caused by the production date of 1918 being set for stamping as the ' Pattern ' date, so instead on the bayonet ricasso reading the usual ' 1917 ' for the pattern date, this bayonet shows ' 1918 ' as the Pattern date.
Once the error was discovered, it was immediately corrected, however a small number of Pattern 1917 Remington bayonets were produced with the Pattern ' 1918 ' error date shown on the riscasso.
does it have 2 slots across grips? as remington did make p07 bayonets for the uk during ww1 as well
Here's the pic of it.
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On 23/07/2018 at 16:56, moor man said:
Anyone know anything about these bayonets? A friend is selling them to generate some cash, quite fancy one but no idea about their value.
I've got similar to the one on the right but mines a remington and dated 1918. It's in fantastic condition. A mate at work gave it to me as I hunt and he though it might come in use!
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17 minutes ago, Rewulf said:
I read it as a joke, not saying such things dont happen, but at a wedding with partners and parents ect attending, I see it as unlikely to be just so.
Maybe your sense of humour needs a tickle ?Yeah I get that he meant it as a joke, not the funniest joke in the world but still a joke. What I don't get is the accusation of twisting his words to make it someting it isn't.
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31 minutes ago, BritishShooting said:
You certainly live up to your username.
You edited out the part where I put my hands up and said it wasn't the best example.
My entire post was answering the part where you stated that i was trying to make it someting it not. You did say that it was a joke and not the best example in a later post from my original comment but you also posted that i was trying to turn it in to someting it isnt going to be.
1 hour ago, storm in a teacup said:the other men eat copious amounts of meat and gawp at the bridesmaids cleavage. (Hopefully this doesn't bring out the feminatze side)
How else am I supposed to take that? What was I turning that post into? How can I be twisting your words?
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5 hours ago, BritishShooting said:
the other men eat copious amounts of meat and gawp at the bridesmaids cleavage. (Hopefully this doesn't bring out the feminatze side)
I wasn't making it something its not, this is your quote above. It doesn't say anything about women in beautiful dress twirling around the dance floor catching the eye of admirers. It says all the other men are going to eat copious ammouts of meat and gawp at the bridesmaids cleavage.
It's your wedding you can do what you want.
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I feel a bit sorry for the lad, he's having to pass through some hoops to get an invite as +1. First he has to go to the pub with his partner and and her parents and listain to a bunch of old farmers "compliment" the bar staff without complaining. I can only assume the compliments will be a bit salty, as who would complain about a genuine complement.
Then at the wedding where he's going as partner of the groom's sister he has to oggle the bridesmaids cleavage as that's what every other man at the wedding will be doing! I hope the bridesmaids know they are only invited as the entertainment.
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Bit of a long shot but does anyone have an octoplus bracket like this one as I have lost one and the leg system is useless without it.
Thanks
Storm
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On 03/07/2018 at 10:03, Smokersmith said:
Is it from Muddy Gutter ... ?
The one I got for fathers day is an interesting hue of purple ... sounds great though !!
I got a purple muddy gutter call for father's day as well
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16 minutes ago, SPARKIE said:
I had a 12g used to play up all the time. my lad has a 20bore and that's had a few issues in the past. easily fixed but better off getting an old rem1100
Cheers I will have a look around
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16 minutes ago, SPARKIE said:
****. in a word.
What is up with yours as I fancy getting a 20bore for the lad.
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Anytime mate
A wonderful gift from a good old boi on this forum
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