redial
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Stickleback fixed blade and two George Wostenholm 'oil the joints'. All three £65, posted.
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Goose for Christmas Lloyd.
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I stopped taking Hares a few years ago. Numbers down, not everywhere agreed but I think we should try and reduce their decline overall.
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Thinking of buying one.
Any recomendation or perhaps an alternate. It's just pocket knives and the odd fixed blade.
Nothing industrial.
Thanks.
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So it should, you created it.
Hope you are enjoying good health during these strange times.
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Mixed bag here.
Sheath and knife made in June of this year by a craftsman member on P.W. It's never seen any work. I've decided to stick with folders. £45 posted.
Richards novelty knife £5 posted.
The tiny knife says cigar knife and is Sheffield. Unfortunately damage to both scales £5 posted.
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Belmarsh tonight.
House and benefits on release
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12 hours ago, ditchman said:
another 2 debates to go yet..............could get even nastier......they are changing the moderator to one that will have even less control over the debate.....
Yes, didn't think of that.
Anyone remember the video to -
'Two tribes go to war '
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The moderator needed a high pressure hose to gain some control.
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Looking for a recommendation, thinking BSA.
I like the older 'stuff ' which is a joy to own and occasionally plink. Hopefully retaining it's value.
Thank you.
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1 hour ago, humperdingle said:
Feather blades for me. Flip the blade over before each shave and they keep a better edge
Thanks for the tip.
I wouldn't of thought of that.
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I have found these to be the best so far. Any others I should be trying, British made would be nice.
Many thanks.
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I have to keep reminding myself not to rush the shot when they land.
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4 hours ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:
Pay the man.
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On 19/08/2020 at 23:30, Lloyd90 said:
You clearly didn’t read the replies above, as what you have just said is complete nonsense.Thanks for your input Lloyd and putting me right.
I like old live pigeon guns, which tend to be full & full 2 1/2 inch chambers.
Cheers.
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On 20/08/2020 at 13:24, Rob85 said:
I don't see why it should cost a fortune. Surely gruel isn't that expensive.
Special diatary requirements I'll bet.
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On 18/08/2020 at 17:06, suggs said:
My thoughts exactly, within 5 years it will be potentially worthless and not usable without paying silly my for Bismuth cartridges
Very true.
I recently had a £1,000 left to me by an uncle that introduced me to shoooting many years ago.
I thought of buying a gun as a memento to him but when lead goes it would become a wall hanger.
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Excellent guns.
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7 hours ago, Gordon R said:
I accept Ronnie's talent, but have tired of his drama queen routine - hates snooker, going to retire, slagging off younger players. Hurricane Higgins and Jimmy White were far more exciting to watch, but clearly didn't have Ronnie's application.
I believe Ronnie is a better player than Stephen Hendry and honestly hope he goes on to beat the World Championships record. He might have it in him to get another, but I would question whether he has enough in the tank to get to 8.
Agreed, the hates snooker and going to retire puts me off him.
He doesn't hate the prize money.
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Ladies handbag or designated cartridge bag. Looks a quality bit of leather for either use.
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Looks nice with iron sights.
What are do you base your power assessment on please.
Thanks.
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Toilet rolls QUICKLY
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Prince Albert Angling,
in Country Sports
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My name has just come up after a couple of years on the waiting list.
Must be a few PA members on here with experience of fishing the waters (rivers) in and around Shropshire / Powys.
I am purely a pleasure angler.