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You might be ok, only downside to this is you have had both a criminal event and depression.... I was up crown court for violent disorder 17 years ago, I have both a sgc and fac.....
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On 18/12/2018 at 20:05, markm said:
Anyone asking for free shooting on the internet is simply lazy or tight.
Shooting is relatively easy to get all year round. Join a syndicate (small to large) and many will allow shooting all year round.
Or wet behind the ears like I was 15 years ago when I joined the forum, but lucky for me I got a response and have been happily shooting away since.
But I would say the best way to get land is offer help beating on a local shoot or drive round looking for crop damage and offer to shoot that field as a one off and build the foundations from there.....
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I had an old Hawke scope that I sent back to be repaired, but its past its use and they have offered me 50% discount on any new scope... I have had a look and don't really know their brand so after some advise...
The scope is to be mounted on a .243 and its primary use will be for stalking and its secondary use now and then will be a bit of fun at the range and the odd bit of lamping foxes... Which model would suit me?
Jamie
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I was thinking about this one, as i want the garden sockets on a separate switch as it controls the koi pond..
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bnq was just nearer, also have a screw fix near
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think i'm more confused now than ever, i might go for elbow height and have a stool,i wanted it lower so i could sit down when working
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Planning the electrics in my shed-workshop...
Can anyone help me on which consumer unit i would require from bnq? Going to be running a ring main of 6 sockets, 3 led batten lights, security light on outside of shed and a outside double socket for the garden.... I won't be wiring this up but i want to install and insulate around the parts before i call an electrician..
jamie
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Good evening all,
Just insulating my shed at the minute ready to turn it into my reloading and bike tinkering den!
Anyone know an ideal workbench height to save the back from any pain, was thinking around 37"
Next, what kind of lighting should I be looking at? so many to choose from.
Jamie
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On 01/11/2018 at 10:30, JJsDad said:
For a cheap and cheerful knife, Opinel have a good reputation and fit within your budget. See link below:
https://www.knivesandtools.co.uk/en/ct/opinel-knives-brandpage.htm
these are brill, just oil if wet as they rust quick
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so sorry to hear this, thoughts with you and your family
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not a new area and its maze
cheers all
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all of the cover crops are full of thorn Apple, would be impossible to clear for this season. I know it's toxic but how bad? would beaters and dogs still be able to flush out the cover crops safely?
Jamie
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I would love to make something, could one of you pros do a beginner's step by step project thread . would be good if we all followed and show the end result.. I have shed envy now from you all
roadkill
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its time for them to be licensed
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wood is nice but didn't see anything that mentions that its a deluxe so guess its a std
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just got back from Spain and read these two books
Bruce Dickinson what does that button do
Guy martin when your dead your dead..
Both great reads
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went shooting with my 14 year old and noticed he was getting to big for his 20g junior gun, so did the only decent thing a dad would do and give him my Beretta 686. I'm now the new owner of a 690 field 3.. Reviews on google look good and hopefully try it out next week!!!
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Looking at putting another shed in the garden so i can work on my bikes, size i'm going for is a 12x8
I was going to pour a concrete base but due to my raised garden and where i have drainage pipes running this wouldn't be suitable, so my next best option is to make a raised wooden frame for the shed to sit on. So my questions are as follows
- Is 4x2 a suitable size to make the frame and cross sections from ?
- Do I use joist hangers or just use screws to hold it all together?
- Would you use 4x4 posts to concrete in the ground and attach to the frame or is there another way to support it off the ground that would be better?
Cheer Jamie
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yep shocking really, they will no longer be having any funds from me
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1 minute ago, sako751sg said:
Here's hoping.
The last thing an old fella needs after this is to be treated as if he is in the wrong.
correct, he shouldn't be in some police station, he should be at the palace getting knighted for his brave effort
sealing chipboard
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Just lined the shed floor with insulation and chipboard, as i will be using the shed to work on my bike i need to protect the chipboard from spillages. What kind of paint or sealant could i use to protect the chipboard?
cheers roadkill