Coney
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If you are dead set on getting a pump opt for one with a changeable moisture/partical filter (hills pump is a good one) as pumps due to the mechanics tend to let moisture/particals into your gun which will do it no favours in the long run, that why people use bottles/guages as this is classed as "clean air" (no moisture or particals). Hope this helps Coney.
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Deker as these are quite old and without stripping it down you may whant to check the stats in the boiler it may be the heat stat is faulty and is cutting in before the boiler is reaching tempreture causing it to shut down (but this is purely a guess) I do know in the past this model has also had problems with the heat exchanger but to check this means a lot more work than checking the boiler/heat stat. Hope this helps Coney.
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Air-gun membership is £49 quid a year, for that you get £10 million legal liability cover, free firearms helpline, free liability helpline, free shoot finder service, regular members only magazine, green BASC leather insurance wallet, cloth BASC sew on badge and a BASC window sticker, thats about your lot.
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I've got a mate that looks like the spider, he's got a face that a dog would'nt lick!!
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Sure I heard this same riddle on Die Hard 3 may be wrong ?
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Hello and welcome.
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Quite simply both teams were shite and if they all relied on performance related pay I am afraid they would'nt be getting much in next weeks pay packets!
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A very useful tool, especially when lamping. Height depends on your height, whatever is comfortable. We use one (when lamping one of us shoots and the other lamps and works the dog) made of hazel topped off with a metal "U" cushioned with a bit of pipe lagging. its also useful to fit a foot spike and stopper to stop it sinking into the mud. You can also use two longer sticks tied 6" from the top with innertube rubber as a full height bipod. The down side of both these things is that you have to carry them! No fun trying to carry gun, lamp, battery pack, rabbits, shooting stick, dog le
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Does anybody out there use a thumb stick when out shooting as I am looking for some information on the pros and cons of using one of these, if a positive reply I am thinking of making one so would like some recommendations on materials, type of wood to use and what length to make it so can anyone please help? Coney.
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Speedystu log onto www.ronniesunshines.co.uk they sell a bi-pod that simply clips onto your barrel after you have cocked it and can simply be uncliped after your shot and put it in your pocket, these retail for around £7 quid. Hope this helps Coney.
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Interesting subject must take hours to do?
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Excellent!
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Who has done most to publicise the Countryside to the masses?
Coney replied to The Sporting Agent's topic in General Talk
Jack Hargreaves, he is a legend! -
Our thoughts are with them, hoping for a swift recovery .
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Air Arms S410 (classic) would be my choice.
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A good PCP entry level rifle would have to be the new AAS200 for around the £250 mark, as for a reasonably priced springer I would try to get hold of a second hand BSA tactical. Hope this helps Coney.
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A great piece of kit .
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A nice example of precision engineering there mate!
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Hello and welcome.
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Hello and welcome.
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Hello and welcome.
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Hello and welcome.
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Hello and welcome.