Sweet11-87

aye ill give you £20 posted for these

statistics will show that 70+ weapons many of which are firearms were seized and pulled out of circulation, and that a firearms offense was committed it will be thrown in to the data with the dozens of others just like this case, thrown out to the public who will naturally back new rules and restrictions for actual firearms holders to be measured up against reality is the local man child has been giving it bravo two zero down the pub and has had his toys taken off him.

Is the 2nd picture down the 223?

Had to give it up mate, I was getting too leathered and beaten to the post in the other sales section on red cartridges

Port on a Thursday night!!!! Why did you kick off about wasting time and money?. Clearly you’ve got tonnes of both to burn. My kinda man.

It’s £35 mate for a Saturday afternoon in February looking at guns .… chill out a bit

ah i see, with that logic if you purchase your ticket now by the time the event is on youll not have to pay nowt and it will be free wont it?. send that financial advice over to rachael reeve she thinks a bit like that

wont break many by shouting at them, gonna need to put something through the barrels and they aint free.

shooting wise what can you doing for £35? round of 50 clays maybe? its a day out and a laugh with my mates. i was only underwhelmed as it was billed as the great British shooting show and was expecting it would be a step above the northern shoot show which again is a day out if nothing else and free to me as a BASC member. it was smaller with less stalls so i was disappointment, wont be this year as i know what im in for.

depends what you make of it, if youre looking for big discounts and massive walls full of used guns dont bother. if you fancy a shooting related day out its £35. i went last year and was a bit underwhelmed but im going again this year with mates because why not?. as far as food goes eat before hand or they had a spoons and a subway on site which is normal prices

sunderland

Billy basic factory stock ruger 10/22 made 1994. 10 shot mag, irons intact, threaded, weaver style rail for scope bought off a member a year or 2 ago. Had me fun with it now moving it on £50 north east area.

YES https://www.gov.uk/guidance/slaughter-poultry-livestock-and-rabbits-for-home-consumption

if they are kept theyre not wild and i dont know the ins and outs of fowl/poulty keeping, if you release them with the intention of then shooting them theyre wild as soon as you put them down and cant be shot to release birds for the purpose of shooting they must be released no later than july 31st it all falls under GL13

i could be wrong, but if the wild ducks are getting battered by the elements on their familiar feeding and roosting grounds they might seek shelter and food further afield small sheltered ponds that are fed and have had the ice broken to give access to water seem ideal for. coincidence maybe but the up and down the A1 and A19 the flooded area of fields has more birds on them than usual atm. however even if this isnt the case a bird thats been reared is classed as wild as soon as the they are released, the law doesnt differentiate and it would be messy if it did. best to just give everything a break. its more sporting