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I thought bagged charges were bigger.We all learn on this site.Biggest on our ship was 4.5 inch or missiles.

I'm tempted to go down the naval gun due to its size.Just a guess though.

Bahco are pretty good i believe I have a lot of britool and gedore sockets that have had a lot of use heavy use in some cases and they are fine.i have 1/4,3/8,1/2 and 3/4 drive.some I have used on Air impact guns do show signs of wear on the square of the drive.They are 40 yrs old though. Really I should have used specific impact ones as they are made for that specific task.So if I did it all over again I would buy impact sockets as I needed them. It really is down to what they are used for.

I go beachfishing but now only use decent fixed spool reels. I struggled with a multiplier as I usually fish at night.If you get a birds nest you'll spend most of the session untangling. I make my own rigs now but they are cheap enough to buy.i have one baited ready under the tripod and just change them over it saves time and you can present the baits better as you bait up the one at the ready.Above all just enjoy it.You don't have to cast to the moon to catch fish.ive caught loads about 10 yards out.

We called them grass hooks. there used to be lengthsmen doing the Dyke tops and sides every year.They kept the water flowing thus draining the fields.They were brilliant with two handled scythes.Ally shafts with adjustable wooden handles.They cut it with certain precision all was really neat when they had done.They were council employees.

An Allen sythe was a great bit of kit just had to keep the knives sharp and oiled.Would clear just about anything other than trees.

Mine was OK with the grass box on the chute coped fine just took it slow to give it chance to keep clear.aerated all the lawn today with a fork to assist getting the water down when it rains next(forecast tomorrow).Next dry spell ill rake in some sharp sand.Then ill just wait and see.

After persistent rain for what seems months. I cut the lawn for the fist time this morning.Put the mowers away in September serviced them over the winter.The rotary came out this morning started 2nd pull.Anyway a fairly high cut was done to get some form of level.Will fork it all soon and all should be good. It's still very wet so the cylinder mower will not be out for a while. Thinking about all the farmers.They are so far behind with sewing.

I used to have one years ago the plain action version it shot extremely well and was always a talking point.Wish you were closer.

Brilliant what a day to remember.

They look amazing.I hope you good lady gets well soon.

I live on the fylde coast I know of Lytham wildfowlers and of Morecambe Bay wildfowlers.I have never heard of fylde wildfowlers.

Your bang on there.He was a favourite in my teens I learned a lot in the countryside then and it was a wonderful place.Milking for the farmers got me shooting.we have had the best I think.

Thanks for the info.Wasnt sure if it had changed.

So here we go. Someone on X formally twitter believes the birds of prey were shot with a shotgun Obviously they know more than anyone.