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She’s probably only doing what Starmer tells her to start with.

This useless government say that they can’t afford to give pensioners £4 a week towards their heating bills,but find plenty for lots of other ridiculous schemes!

No matter if clay shells were £250 a slab there would always be the rich and wealthy turning up at shooting grounds in their Range Rovers or BMW’s paying whatever the ground charged to shoot. To some a few hours costing £100+ is chicken feed,to others it’s half a week income!

Looks perfect Marshman!

The Bank of England isn’t too bright either cutting interest rates at a time inflation is rising! Their job is to control inflation,now they’re feeding it!

The bore diameter is not necessarily the exact measurement,but within a few thousand of an inch,a “.729”can be up to .740,and .”719” up to .729. Choke can only be accurately determined with a bore dial gauge.

I can remember the Yeoman being £38 in a catalogue,(1972) about the same time as a Webley box lock was £270. Yeoman 3 weeks wages for many people,and the Webley 5 months wages! Equivalent to £10,000 now!!

My Honda suffered the same due to a very damp garage,no easy fix.

Many of us with a small private pension of £600 a year or more will lose 20% of the £9.06 a week,getting £7.25 a week, lost £3.85 heating allowance leaves £3.40 a week,that might just cover the council tax rise. So with all the other price rises coming we are guaranteed to be worse off than now!

Still for sale!

The thing I am noticing with some Fiochi fibres is the amount of “confetti” in the air after every shot about 10 yards out! Never seen this with any other fibre wad cartridges.

Get the rifle tested for power, should be over 10ft lbs, then zero the scope for 30 yards,and practice until you can get every shot to hit 20mm centre.Only then should you consider going hunting with it.

The ingredients for that are up a lot too! Used to make a good 40 pints for a fiver, probably £25 now!

Recently visited York and saw a pint of Guinness was £6.50 in a pub there! The big rise in national insurance will obviously cause prices of everything to rise,many in pubs are part time and the employer will have to find 13% more including the minimum wage increase of 77p an hour,even more for under 21 ‘s. Yes there could still be a beer tax rise too in next budget. £7 Guinness not far away!

360x230x130 should be about right,Rolled turnovers maybe a bit bigger in length unfired.