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Hi Folks, this is whats left from my last clearout. 2 x temperate jackets (thicker, warmer ones) sizes 170/104, 170/112 (height/chest) £10 plus post DPM daysack £40 plus post Lightweight sleeping bag £30 plus post Cold weather sleeping bag £40 collect only Set of webbing £20, collect only Poachers tales by John Humphreys £10 plus post Pitbulls & other tenacious guard dogs £60 plus post BSA Lightning in .22 complete with 4x40 scope & bag £150 collect only Leatherman Klamath Folding knife with slide out gut h
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Might be a big tapeworm cyst :sick: :sick:
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Why thank you Many more items added & now making more heavy duty large collars. Cheers Dave
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Jeez, if I didn't know any better I would have said it was a Saturday night AFTER closing time - with a remark like that Must be boosting post count!!!
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Whats stamped on the underside of the breech? Dave
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A few more, just finished. Finest English bridle leather collar & lead set 4.8mm thick, solid brass fittings. £35 inc postage. Strong tan terrier collar. £15 inc postage.
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Heavyweight belts. 1-1/2" wide, good solid leather £25 plus postage. Thanks for looking.
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Think there was someone looking for one on the L200 forum.
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He didn't order the collars in Burberry did he? Got to watch for the older ones too! Had a woman order a diary cover from me at xmas, she wanted her husbands name on it - which I done THEN when she came to collect she said that she wanted the one on display, with my business name on??? Must be a thing thats going about - youthful alzheimers or old age stupidity
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Another addition; Quick release collar & handle setup. 2" wide collar in bridle, neck size 13-1/2" to 16", handle - 8" long. £15 plus post. Thanks for looking.
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One thing I will add is the xtreme shirt has quite a thick collar on it, tends to get a bit uncomfortable pressing on the back of the neck. Need to adapt the mosgiel a bit more, sleeves don't perform well.
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Your best bet would be to put it in as a trade in, everyone's twitchy at the moment, too scared to part with their hard earned. Even the 2nd hand dealers aren't shifting anything up this way.
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A quick update. The ranger xtreme shirt performs quite well, warm & windproof, even with just a t-shirt underneath. The only thing I don't like is the noise of it. Personally I think it may be too noisy for fox shooting etc, it's lined with a windproof/waterproof membrane. I've yet to fully test the Mosgiel, had to make a few alterations, sleeves were a bit long!! Will keep you posted. Dave
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Hi, not jumping on the band wagon but you say it was serviced by the army. Did they use omd 90 in it? Just wondered if Jeep recommends mineral oil in the engine or synthetic? 90's a good oil, if the can take the mineral oil, if not you're asking for trouble. Dave
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No woriies Del, pleasure dealing with you. I'm hoping to finish a load of collars this week, had a week off, hands have been too sore!! Happy hunting. Dave
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I've found the Escort doesn't cycle very well on the short cartridges, I just changed the cartridges. Hope this is of use. Dave
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Looks like some spikey leaved plants in there too, if you get what I mean :drag:
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Should be able to do that no problem, seeing as it nearly always pi$$es it down when I go out shooting
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Hi Folks, I just got my hands on the above. Great pieces of kit, well warm & so far showerproof, the xtreme shirt is even windproof. I got mine for Yorkshirecountryman, top bloke, his deliveries arrive on time & well packaged. The Xtreme shirt is ideal for throwing on when you're nipping out for a quick shoot. I'll be putting them through their paces properly this weekend up the dale, I've got no doubt that they'll measure up though. Only thing I'm not sure of is scent retention of the clothing when out fox shooting. Cheers Dave
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Cows!!! Happened years ago - out shooting & the farmer said - "We've a you bullock in with the herd so remember, don't get between the bullock & the herd". So off we went round the field, keeping our eye on the bullock. THEN..... We noticed that the herd had circled round the back of us & was herding us in, towards the bullock!!! Nearly opened up the crown jewel sack getting over the barbed wire fence!!! Evil, evil animals!!
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Hi Folks, would just like to add my recent additions; Hobble belts A belt with many uses. Originally designed in the Australian outback, this belt can be used to secure your horse, as a collar for your dog, made into a whip or even a set of handcuffs!! Black - Dimensions; width - 1â€, (from buckle end) section 1 - 5 1/4â€, section 2 - 8 1/4â€, section 3 - 46 1/2â€, thinnest part of belt - 4mm. Tan - Dimensions; width - 1â€, (from buckle end) section 1 - 4 3/4â€, section 2 - 8 1/4â€, section 3 - 38â€, thinnest part of belt - 4mm. A stunning belt for your own multiple uses or as
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Mk3 locators do pick up the mk1 collar, not sure of accuracy though.
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I'm in Richmond, only been looking on Guntrader & looking in a few shops. I'll have to have a look at Pigeonwatch.
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Just my luck, now I'm looking for one all the prices seem to be inflated, especially up here in N.Yorks Been in a local gunsmiths today & he wanted silly money for a real tatty O/U Browning, bent ribs, pitting, cracked stock etc etc. Nightmare!!
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mmmmm, might be ideal for the AspireOne. Think I'll have to try it. What's it like with office products, word etc? (or open office) Dave
