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  1. moxy
    To add. Her muff that is!! It would look a bit wierd if you were scratching and sniffing at her chops.
  2. moxy
    Yes, but I bet you would still have a stroke and sniff.............
  3. moxy
    If its in test and a good size then I think it's a fair price. (8 ltr up). More than adequate for the r10
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    Acorn Antiques

    moxy replied to fry's topic in Airgun Hunting

    Magners or Henry westerns. However there won't be too much shooting going on after a bottle of Henry's, serious rocket fuel!! What's a dampa??
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    Acorn Antiques

    moxy replied to fry's topic in Airgun Hunting

    Good read fry and well done. Not a big fan of the cidre myself
  6. moxy
    Bungee camp bed all day long
  7. moxy
    No back up rake. It's all or nothing but fortunate for me I have access to my own wood yard!! So to speak. If it goes out its money down the drain electric heaters or extra jumpers!! And the immersion heater.
  8. moxy
    I have a big 12kw bitch. And no that's not Tracey from next door!! Built in back boiler which will do the hot water, full tank in about an hour just ticking over, quicker at full steam. It also does half a dozen radiators once the hot water tank is hot. I have a large pump to circulate the heat around quicker. Looks the part and its nice when belting out the heat. It rarely goes out. Stoke it up before bed, shut the dampers and it smoulders away happily all night. Open the dampers in the morning and away it goes again. Bad points. ........ You need a colliery and a wood yard
  9. moxy
    One obviously holds more pressure and yes both will charge air rifles. Higher fill count. Some dive centres may put a little more into a 232 when you fill up.
  10. moxy
    I will have a hand shot. Lol. I could do with a laugh. Atb
  11. moxy
    Attention seeking prick. What a load of bollox
  12. moxy
    My technique is lousy, but to be honest I have no experience. Scampi fries are fine mate. I will have a think at one and a half. Bit rich for me at the moment. Cheers. Mick
  13. moxy
    Nice one Dave
  14. moxy
    Lucky man. Nice bit of tidy kit and for free. Bargain!! Atb
  15. moxy
    Well I will start with a blow job and a pack of pork scratchings How much have you got in it??
  16. moxy
    What you after?
  17. moxy
    Try eBay or amazon or just google in general. 1/8 npt or 1/4 and reduce.300 bar. £3 upwards if you find yourself a bargain, generally a tenner.
  18. moxy
    You don't need extra tools Ian. Just a 2mm pin to release. You can get set lengths of pre eyed lanyards, with the wire ends soldered. Or if your adept enough you can cut and crimp you own. Just add the gripple and go. Yes they are similar to the fencing types but if you source them from a good supplier and not CEF, they are cheap as chips. Adjustable, removable etc. The tools on the link are for tensioning wire rope. I could have narrowed it down to particular products but as I have already said, if anybody has anything about them, they will work it out to suit their own ne
  19. moxy
    Aye JGF you are certainly not the sharpest. BG's not killing outright and holding, then jumping to non targets and talk of the law!! Have you taken your meds? Come on Matt, pop your mod cherry and feck this clown off
  20. moxy
    http://www.gripple.com/products/catalogue/construction/applications/catenaries.html Reasonably priced, easily available, very versatile. Just a fiddle releasing them with cold pinkies.
  21. moxy
    Good man scramble.
  22. moxy
    Pure profit and money for old rope. Won't be long before the snares used are approved and only available from the company that bid the highest when it goes out to tender.
  23. moxy
    Well said.
  24. moxy
    Same way as an oil drum. Just you get to drink the contents of the keg first. you shouldnt grind ali and its not as easy to weld it. Only because it loads and off balances your cutting wheel which can lead it to shatter. A 4" angle grinder with a thin slitting disk won't cause you any bother. The likleyhood is most people won't be welding a keg unless your set up with an Ali welding set. Hinges, nuts and bolts are the general method.
  25. moxy
    Same way as an oil drum. Just you get to drink the contents of the keg first.
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