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and a new turbo costs about £3.5k. thankfully i had a contribution from LR. I sold it and bought a Toyota

These manufacturers all have guns designed to fit ladies, perhaps that could be an idea to try one or two specifically tailored for women?

Tyres - are one of the most important items, car summer tyres or similar will be useless, I have seen and towed quite a few Range Rovers and similar out of fields or muddy tracks when shod with the wrong tyres. You need to consider all terrain tyres or at least tyres with a more chunky tread pattern. On my AWD I use Michelin Cross Climate SUV tyres which are rated for light off road use, not been stuck yet !!!

Country Ways Gun Shop did a number of videos on Miroku and Browning products that might help https://www.youtube.com/@CountrywayGunshop1/playlists

I remember doing the same at Dagenham and my father left school at 14 and had to work in an abattoir killing cattle with a static bolt gun. Then on to butchering them. We went camping with school and cubs/scouts, learnt to hunt rabbits, shoot and fish. Then clean prepare and cook our own food. and so much more!

world wide customer base I guess, but when you add in products from Browning, Miroku, Blaser, Winchester, Zoli etc etc etc there must be a lot of guns made each year

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just an advert for a piano for me 🤔

awesome, thanks for posting, made we want another Defender 🤭

I bought a couple of screws from Beretta Europe and the package was opened by UK Border people and then sent on to me. I was pre warned and no issues

If you want good security and a simple laptop and don't do heavyweight spreadsheets, photoshop, gaming etc then i'd suggest you look at a Chromebook. I'm ex IT and for everyday use, streaming, browsing, etc you'll should get a better Chromebook laptop than a Microsoft Windows laptop or Apple. Hope this helps

Thanks for all the advice, out at the moment, i'll have another look tomorrow

I have managed to buy a mint condition 692 which has a dry slightly rough feel to the wood. The gun was in storage for the last 6 years and looks like it has just left the factory, not a mark on it or the case/accessories. I was wondering whether it needs a feed and if so what is the finish on it? Appreciate your help, thanks

Plastic really does make the barrels dirty IMHO, mind you I only shoot fibre as virtually everywhere I shoot is only fibre and one choice of cartridge keeps it simple for me

Shot about a 100 fibre through it this morning and when home heavily sprayed with a borrowed can of Phillips bore cleaner. Scrubed and re-scrubed with a bore brush and now 90+% cleaer. I'm shooting Tuesday so I will give it another good soak and scrub. Thanks for all the advice