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We bought 2 in October, one for us & one for my parents, Ive regersited both appliances & still waiting for the repair I've had two emails one said Febuary but still heard nowt. I think the service is appauling & won't be buying any of there brands again
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Charnwood country 4 ( 4.9Kw ) had it fitted last march, very pleased with it, keeps the living room, dining & kitchen warm ( open plan ) it get very good write ups aswell
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I had a 5 door 2.0ltr petrol Grand Vitara for 61/2yrs used daily to work & offroad at least once a week & it never let me down, returned 30mpg week in week out sold it two months ago as 14yrs old. Very reliable car
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you have to judge the owner a bit on this and ask yourself why would anyone breed labradors without getting them scored. Hip problems stop your working dog from working at a young age, cost a lot to medicate for and really are pretty traumatic to dog and owner. Scoring isn't an absolute guarantee but its a good start, personally spending a few hundred extra to get the right pup is well worth it and can save you a bucket load of cash in the long run.
I agree with al4x it they haven't bothered to have them hip & eye scored why? or they have bothered & the scores are rubbish!!! you take the chance! I no what I'd do. plus the hip & eyed scoring is to improve the breeding not to bother is irrisponsable & not helping the breed.
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I've got a chocolate at the moment, always had black ones. she is 20mths now & no different to train than the blacks I have had. She will work better than some of the other blacks my friends have. She is from 4th generation working with grandparents that are black & FTCH she is no bigger than any black one I've had & she's a really dark chocolate. Always look at the pedigree & if you know people that have dogs, that work & they breed go for one of them rather than buying blind., because the pedigree is not alaways a true indication of a good dog. Trust me
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( nothing yet as on shift till 7pm...) snap but I finish at 6pm should be home for 7 though
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Done. If it hits there sales they will listen
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Any other feedback from ES100 oweners? I'm considering one of these along with the Benelli M2. Is the Benelli worth nearly twice the money?
Hi, had mine a couple of months now & put about 500 rds through it & not had a miss fire yet! come's with 3 chokes cyl 1/4 & 1/2 for the money can't fault it alot better than the escort I've also got. I've used gamebore 3" steel for geese & eley vip's 67mm without a problem its marked as benelli on the barrel & as previosly stated its made or essembled in spain but for £725 & 10yr warrenty who cares.
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The lead must make its way,down into the water table somehow.
Seeing as alot of properties in UK still have lead pipe supplying the drinking water into their homes can't see a problem
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I put a deposit on one last week I pick it up next monday It's basically a Benelli with out the price tag Beretta now own benelli & made it for the US until 2005 called a Pintail & the Yanks love them but can't get them anymore Plus GMK are offering a 10yr warranty on them at the moment & thet covers all manifactured parts £725 & 10yr warrantyno brainer
Well here's an update I picked the gun up yesterday & went out in the afternoon to try it out had a go at so pigeons flighting tried various loads to see how it went on it cycles eley VIP which are 67mm & 28gr 30gr hull special pigeon 32gr gamebore 24gr steel & try'd some 3"steel 36gr at some ducks It cycled everthing that I put through it last night, it looks & feels like my mates Benelli but not cammo a lot lighter than my escort & it handles better, plus besides the 10yr warranty for £5 you also get 1yrs mebership to the Sporting Shooter association & 6mth subscription to Sporting Shooter magazine. So I'm satisfied. Iv....
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I put a deposit on one last week I pick it up next monday It's basically a Benelli with out the price tag Beretta now own benelli & made it for the US until 2005 called a Pintail & the Yanks love them but can't get them anymore Plus GMK are offering a 10yr warranty on them at the moment & thet covers all manifactured parts £725 & 10yr warrantyno brainer
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Wasn't aware that MoreThan & Directline covered working gundogs :blink:
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:look: I've just got one last month great buy have used it with good results :look: but as some have said they are not all the same
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X-Trails have alot of turbo problems so be carefull a mate of mines only had 19k when it blew up
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Im English because i was born in England and proud of it.
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Primos Power Crow if you're on a budget.
If you want the best - Sam Neyt's (corvussam) - http://www.youtube.com/user/CorvusSam
:blink: I bought one of Sam great call had lots of crows with it. Most of the others calls are based on the american crow which sund different.
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((Thats right folks Gordon has written to me asking for my views)) he has to me too I share the same veiws as you but I chucked mine in the bin :blink:
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Thats exactly what i think mate,too many willing to shoot for the sake of shooting,i understand if they are causing a nuisance or crop damage,then fine shoot them,however i dont agree with shooting them just for the sake of shooting
A couple of shots over their heads & they will be gone. Enjoy them when their in season, the more you shoot now the less there will be in Sept!!
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ill back you up pal its the biggest pile of **** on tv.
i also stopped buying newspaper just because there full of the ****.
id sooner push kebab skewers through my bellend than watch it.
Spot on mate! they are all over an payed bunch of pansies. Give me a good game of rugby any day. At least I'll be able to take the dogs out without any interuptions.
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I'm with both CA and BASC
You must have more money than sense !!
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Must be another of those US "sayings."
'Cepting it don't ring true across the pond--the Lab is the huntingest and most hunted dog in the whole of North America. Cover crashing or not.
MG
Ian Openshaw actually
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Wow i really cannot choose!!!getting ****** of with not being clear cut tho now lol. mayb over the next couple of weeks i will be able to make wat is becoming a very serious and annoying not to mention hard decision!!Thabk you all for your help, im sure either will make me happy so long as i put the effort into its training from day 1 as i truly believe u reap wat u sow! im still slightly on the ESS side but am swaying really precariously-hopefully i will firmly come down on one or t'other soooon!?!
I've always had labs but now have an ess & will certantly be having another If you are only having one dog the ESS will do everything you want mine does wildfowling, rough, decoying & peg work Thats why the old saying go's the ess is the maiden of all work. My labs & my mates will not hit cover like the ess.
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Sacs joint membership is £70 for two people at the same address