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moxy

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  1. Method statement. Risk assessment and insurance should help
  2. I suggest you look through previous topics on gaining permission before this gets daft. Topic closed.
  3. http://ebay.to/1wgRM8K I will recommend this seller for your battery needs on eBay. Nice bloke and I've never had any issues.
  4. Your welcome spencer and chris is a good bloke.
  5. AW Or so I have been told. I have a set here and they seem to last a little longer than the other brands I have.
  6. P.S. If you’re genuinely interested; you can only get 300bar with a DIN for diving. You can have a 232bar with either DIN or A-Clamp (yoke). I'm assuming new cylinders? Because I have 3 300 bar Diving cylinders here with "yoke" fittings which convert to DIN. All of which are too old to convert the valve to a DIN only. I also have a couple of 232's DIN, again too old to convert to a surface only valves. Your right in what your saying about filling quickly and cooling.
  7. Most 232 bottles are a DIN fitting. 300 bar are an A clamp (unless purchased as a surface cylinder). All fittings are available for both to make sure your regs fit.
  8. Unless you go first thing in the morning and their charging tanks are up to full capacity. Or go on a quiet day
  9. I can't see the point in getting any bottle less than 12 litre in size, unless you live next door to the dive centre / gun shop etc, you will spend more time travelling to get the swine filled. For me it's around an hour and half round trip. I have better things to do than sit in traffic. If you can't afford a larger bottle at the moment, keep pumping and save until you can. You won't regret it. Keep an eye on the evilbay and local dive centre classifieds. You may pick up a bargain. Ok a dive cylinder has a shorter test date but a valve replacement inc test is only £60 which will convert it
  10. What mounts are you using to fit and more importantly adjust the add on illuminator to make sure it's lighting up what your looking at and so that your not just catching the edge of the beam. Thanks.
  11. Totally the opposite, the wind makes no difference and if anything it helps as it drown down any noise your making. Some of the best nights I've had have been when it's wet and windy. Bright nights or when there's a moon always seem to be unproductive as the rabbits seem reluctant to stray far from the safety of the warrens or cover. Dave, perhaps try going out later to give the rabbits time to get further out into the fields.
  12. :laugh: I was thinking more of a shoulder to cry on..................!!
  13. We'll they say that getting over the denial is the hardest part, it looks like your way past that. Saying that......we're here for you mate
  14. :laugh: It's taken you long enough
  15. Fettled the ratty today but just decided to do the basics as I don't know how he's going to get on with it. Sorted the metalwork, replaced the plastic breech with a full steel kit. Upgraded the transfer port. Cleaned and polished the internals ( hammer and trigger sear ). Changed the trigger spring and replaced all but the stock screws for stainless. Popped a new shiny tube cap on. Scope and silencer. It's not too bad over the chrono. Just hope it fits.
  16. Finally got it mounted then Bry, they look good mate and I'm looking forward to having a play with the rapid, even if it's not right...!!
  17. http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/user/45600-pipa/
  18. I'm sorry mate in not at the moment, I just don't have any time free with work at the moment. If I make some I will put a thread up. Cheers.
  19. And are the CO2 cartridges affected by the cold?
  20. Bonny looking fecker aren't you. Bet you haven't smiled like that since you got your light fixed after running that pigeon down Nice going
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