Free range Rob

I have a virtually new less than 100 shots fired sx4, bought on a whim and with several other semi autos it just sits in the cabinet. in as new condition as would be expected. 3.5” chamber, hp steel proofed, comes with original purchase box and all that came with it as new. f2f only, collect Bedford £600 ono

Do you still have the 9.3x62 dies ?

Yep, also which part of Essex ?

I’ve got 17 full boxes of game bore super comp, hushpower carts. no5 shot, 30 gram, fibre wad £200 collected from Bedford.

See what you’ve started now. Fox sniper………. I can vouch for them both 🤣🤣🤣

Do you know if it’s steel proofed or not, I was looking for an fac rated one but told they never proofed them for steel.

Not car insurance, but I recently done my farm insurance. nfu had been practically useless every contact I had for a quote so never used them.. Instead I had a specialist fleet vehicle policy that covers every imaginable thing, but wasn’t cheap and was lots of hassle each year. I was given a tip from a farmer friend about another local insurance company he uses (also had two claims and said they were superb) I got them to quote and they came back less than half what I was paying, covered everything, including my private car, public liability, quad bike was next to now as well, very impressed, pays to shop around and look for those not on comparison sites, ive saved in the region of 3k this year for what turns out to be better cover.

I use a sealey 160 mig and it’s spot on, between that and the inverter I can do everything from tacking sills to putting up grain stores.

Where are you based, can’t see it on your ad or profile, ive a s1 slot I am looking to fill.

You can still move/sell them but not have gatherings or bird sales (fur and feather markets)

Yes, I used to run a few strings a few year back when we had problems with the numbers, I had about 100 traps out and regularly getting 70/75, rarely less than 30 and anything in between. however, some weeks I would hardly get 3 or4, and when I started it took a week to ten days before I caught one, but cleared the ground up, almost too well as don’t see many on there now.

Regulator for the taipan veteran, brand new still in original packaging, never been opened or fitted, even still complete with the original envelope form Huma 😆Suitable for .177, .22 or the .25Part noTAI02£70 posted

Lincs have always had a bad reputation on licencing, approach an org if your a member or get a legal involved as you will need it.

It’s a concrete base I assume ? get that level, the rest is just timber framework, cladding and doors, roof trusses (I done a cut roof on mine with overhang along the front), board the roof out then roof sheets,. tape measure, chopsaw, screwdriver and nail gun, it honestly isn’t as difficult as everyone has you believe. 👍 If it makes it any easier, break it down into square panels, mine are 12ft x 7ft panels. cost wise, you won’t save a fortune over buying them, but what you will do is build a much better spec out of better materials, mine is all 4x2 and the usual bought ones are 3x2, twice as many roof rafters @6” as opposed to the normal 4”, doors and vents where they worked for me, and as mine is going to be for poultry I done built in nest boxes, feeders, water tanks etc, so a full custome build that would have cost me an arm and leg off the shelf.

Just crack on and build a stable, materials shortage whilst true won’t stop it. ive just built a 24 foot x 12ft mobile stable block and all materials were available within 5 miles from the field. took me 4 days building mostly on my own with a little help. longest bit was making the skids and sending them off for galv. by the time you **** around making a temporary stable, and the cost of bits to do it, your halfway to the proper job.