Coney
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Sound advice Grim.
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fit your adapter tighten realease valve at back hand tight turn valve at top anti clockwise to your pressure gun takes close top valve. open release valve till air stops DONT FORGET TO REALEASE AIR BEFORE TAKING OFF ADAPTER
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Me too mate, terrfified.....
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All the best.
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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.
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Hello and welcome.
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Click on the "Forum Avatar" link at the top of the page, this will show you a easy method of adding your own picture. Good luck Coney.
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Great stuff.
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Don't know a lot about the SMK range so I looked this up hope it's useful, SMK Supergrade £100 quid brand new, 800fps in .177, 600fps in .22, powered by x2 12g c02 capsules, 2.40kg in weight and a hardwood stock. However it dose'nt say what lbs it is shooting at and with what type of pellet?, I would try to find this out if you want to use it for hunting purposes. There are one or two people on here who use rifles from the SMK range and find them ok but you would need to speak direct to them for their opinions. Good luck Coney.
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Great going Craig, well done.
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All the best.
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That's deep....great stuff.
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Twin Town .... "I'll have a fecking hotdog then"...priceless.....
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Concrete is usually sold in meter's cubed ( m3 ) but depending on what you want it for it comes in many mix ratio's etc, ( slump, aggregate size, sulpher resistant, air entrained etc etc ) the list is endless. If you simply want to cast in a slab to stand something on that's not load bearing ( dog run/kennels ) then a normal mix would suffice ( 4:2:1 mix, 25mm aggregate, 50mm slump ) but if you want it to support a load bearing structure or carry any unusual weight's then many more things come into the equasion ( reducing levels, type of hardcore, compacting, reinforcement, depth of shuttering
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Quality...
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thats an easy one, couple of beers
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Sorry for your loss.....
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Yet to see any in the rabbits we have shot lately, not to say we won't but will be keeping our eyes open.
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Good luck...
