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  1. young1982
    Hey all I'm having a clear out up for grabs is very good copies of "Understanding Firearm Ballistics" By Robert A. Rinker and "The ABC's of Reloading" By Bill Chevalier. Was hoping to sell together £10 ono
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    Hey all i've got an Brinsea Octagon 20 Advanced incubator with auto turning cradle up for sale it's listed on ebay. Excellent working order check it out here's the item number: 271592017291
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    All depends where your heading fella, any ideas where you'll be?
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    Epic!
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    To be honest I've not got a clue how old he is, I saw him advertised on our local freecycles group so I went and got him. The rest of his teeth look in quite good condition might take him just to be on the safe side. All the best
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    I've got a hob that has a black/dead tooth it's one of his fangs and was wondering if it needs a trip to the vets to take in out
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    Cheers for the reply fella, I was reading a review on shootinguk of the 5 best mid range clay cartridges and I'm sure white gold was one of them. They also said you wouldn't go far wrong with gamebore's blue diamond cartridge their about £196 per 1000.
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    Inbetween getting our arses kicked on sunday I was taking to some of the guys on the other team about cartridges, I noticed that most of their team were shooting gamebore black gold so I asked them if they noticed a difference shooting the more expensive cartridge. They said they did so that got me thinking about upgrading from cci clay busters to something more expensive. Which leads me onto Just cartridges CSP competition cartridges I've read good reviews online and the price seems good but I wanted some feed back from someone who's used them to tell me know if they're any good? All the bes
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    Not my cuppa tea
  10. young1982
    If you looked at the breeding of most working bedlington's I'd bet you'd find guthcommon or rillington in there somewhere. Don't get to hung up on lines, I think it's more about the working ability of the parents/grandparents.
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    Like Morton said get on the working bedlington forum the folks on there know their stuff and someone will be able to help you, one good thing is you don't get these big slaging matches that you find on other forums. I got a bitch pup off someone on the forum and I'm well pleased with her she's almost 15 weeks now and a right hand full. All the best
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    Thanks everyone who contacted me about pups
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    Up the valleys fella, do you know of them? There was some for sale in swansea but they'd all gone by the time i'd rang.
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    Shepp, If you'd bred them why would you have intorduced border blood?
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    I'm looking to get a working beddy pup and was after some advice as to what to look for and is there any lines worth looking at (or staying away from). I've been told of some pups that will be ready in a few weeks they're 3/4 bedlington 1/4 border and was thinking of going to have a look but want to go knowing what to look for. If anyone knows of any pups for sale that they'd recommend please send me a PM. Many thanks
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    I've got a eco octagon 20 and I can't fault it, cracking bit of kit.
  17. young1982
    I'm looking for some Russian Orloff's if anyone one has any advalible or could get me some hatching eggs please PM me Many Thanks
  18. young1982
    I'll be going it's one of my favourites
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    has a clay match this morning and not shot for over two weeks, not very hopefull

  20. young1982
    Check out ebay, do a search for "hatching eggs"
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    Cheers fella
  22. young1982
    Cheers for the reply Geoff I'm thinking what I can see is plastic, the brush I'm using is a Payne Galway it's quite mild when it comes to removing dirt. Do you think the metal is just lead? My MK 38 has removeable chokes which must be taken out when running the brush through, could it be catching the threads as it leaves the barrel.
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    I'm hoping someone is going to help put my mind at rest I was cleaning my MK 38 after shooting in a match this morning and whilst running a dry patch through before oiling I noticed several very small flakes of bright shiny metal on the patch. Is this normal? if not what could it be and is it bad? I've had this gun since new and it's no more than 2 months old, and it's had no more than 250 shots down it. When looking down the lower barrel you can see some small specks/shapes (for want of better words) on the barrel wall just after the chamber, it looks exactly like plastic and with a few m
  24. young1982
    Duckwing, Yes in the photo the Grey cock is in a slanted sided ark but I have a rotation system so every two days I move them around, so they all have a chance to strech their wings in the big pen (excuse to pun). I'm in the middle of building some cock boxes, won't put the stags in them just yet I read somewhere that tethering young birds can damage developing legs so it will be just for the grey for the time being. As for breeding I've not got a clue what I'm going to do, I'm not going to breed for the sake of it theres to much crap out there as it is. I've become friends with the ch
  25. young1982
    I've 4 grey pullets in total, 1 Dunn hen and 5 Ginger chicks that a hatched from eggs I got off ebay (3 cocks 2 hens)
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