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There is some seriously good shooting there.Very good to watch

What a cracking account of what seems to be the perfect type of day. Thank you for sharing it with us.I could picture it perfectly as I read it.It was so well written.

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Please could I ask the power of pigeon watch the following. Is it possible to change the low beam nearside bulb on a 2012 petrol corsa.Or do you have to dismantle the car.My sons headlight has failed and I can get to the bulb but cannot get my hand in. You tube seems to be saying its bumper and grill off many thanks in anticipation

I do have central heating but the guns are not near any rads.I have never had any problems at all but on seeing Royboys post.(Something I have never seen and such damage to a very nice gun).I was just looking for advice.Ido look after all my guns metalwork but tbh never gave a thought to the woodwork.Ill look out for Walnut oil.

Just as a point of interest some of my guns don't come out often at all.There are a variety of finishes on the woodwork on them.Is there a generic treatment that would keep the woodwork fed.To stop excessive drying out.

Wow that is amazing.I am in awe of your talent.

I had one for years (brno) it had Cutts compensator slots in the muzzles.A strange sliding breech no choke in either barrell.One of the best guns I ever owned.

That's a very fine consice answer. The power of pigeon watch.

I totally agree. I served and remember people we have lost

Unfortunately couldn't watch it now its gone to Amazon

Virtually everything in my local screwfix is slightly dearer but wood from our local merchant has nearly doubled in particular osb board

If they were cheap it's possibly why.No print so they were put aside and have corroded.If the were cheap enough it wouldn't bother me.

Mine are grown up now but I remember with absolute terror the time we booked one at a well known pub chains soft play area.It was gladiatorial from the start.The children whom had individually often been for tea at our house turned into raving psychopaths.All intent on upstanding the birthday child.Parents said they aren't normally like this.The party food was poor,was not at all enough to keep them occupied.It was the first and last one we ever held.

That is stunning. I like the way you have done the ears especially. Mind blowing work.There is so much talent on this site.

I made one out of a hardened steel bolt it's still going strong.It was machined on a lathe slowly with plenty of coolant.

Looks really good. Is the yolk off an artic air brake diaphragm? Just curious.

I'll keep a look out.

Any sea gear coming up?

We were the same it was kicking around for years.

I think I remember my grandma calling the tub a dolly tub (it was a galvanised one and was corrugated) and the copper thing the posser.Then onto the mangle to get the excess water out.

I have a set as well as traditional ladders. I use them for heights above stepladders and for ease of use.They are heavy but very handy.They were great for painting the hall stairs and landing due to the adjustable height.For outside the house painting,brickwork,gutters I use the traditional ladders.They are handy to have though as they fit in the car boot.

I think they were puch mopeds.Like you say very smart uniforms. There were lot of them too

Plastic cladding and a good extractor. You can wipe down the cladding ,we have it in our bathroom and have never had any problems at all

Blackpool is my usual ground.It has certainly improved recently.I do find the stands often challenging which is a good thing.