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Still doing the leatherwork mate, been mainly focussing on bags & done a couple of leather bottles (fully waterproofed). Theres not much in the collars now, nobody pays for your time. Been having a look at some of your photos, your work is coming on well. Ive also been doing quite a bit of restoration work - shoulder of mutton repairs, doctors bags even cartridge belts. You should try your hand at a leather bottle. Dave
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Deffo a good thing for air rifles & possibly .22 but I think for centerfire you need something solid plus the 750 is interchangeable between rifles. One thing I wonder about the yukon is how you adjust the mag on it, i.e.when zooming in for those close up head shots! Dave
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Aye, scottcountry did that weeks 'test' with the pulsar 550 when it first came out - never heard of anyone getting their hands on it though. The yukon is actually a pulsar/yukon combo. Remember though, either one you choose (if its a proper digisight) you'll have to forget all your scope memories - its a sight, maybe the better term for them should be image intensified display units - but that would probably not aid selling!! Dave
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Looks like itll be a ratter only - detection up to 190m! The pulsar 750 is miles better than that, plus with these front mounted units you have to make sure that the unit is lined up exactly. Its horses for courses - if its a pocket reason go for the front mounters but if you want something more then go for the digisight or if you can stretch to it a DSA Dave
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Mrs bought me one for chrimbo!! Absolutely love it. You have to leave behind all your thinking of 'scope' work & learn to use it as a sight, the IR is amazing. The 4 batteries supplied will last me about 4 hours (using full IR) & all night using stage 1. If you want to know anything else let me know. Dave
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More jack pyke gear in folks, Game bags Cartridge bags Cartridge belts Rifle slings Bolt carriers Game carriers Bullet pouches Cleaning kits Anything you need, give me a shout. Dave
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Toggle slips back in stock, loads more gear available.
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Loads of new collars & leads in, getting ready for the forthcoming show season. Give us a shout if theres anything you need.
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Free postage on all orders £29.99 & over, running all the way up till Jan sales!!
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Updated prices.
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Just finished some rope couples, long slip leads, puppy half checks, puppy slips. New in - EzyDog collars & leads - used by mountain rescue. Lightweight aluminium dog whistles in green or silver.
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We will be at Stanhope Agri Fair this weekend. You can find us in the craft tent this weekend. Cheers Dave
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Doing Richmond market regularly now, Saturday's & Sunday's, unless we are at shows. Pop along if you need anything. Dave
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Still got some tins left if anyone's interested.
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10% discount on all orders over £24.99. T&C's apply Offer valid until 30/06/12 Get in quick folks!!
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Hi mate, Richmond every Sunday. NYCC Show Sedgefield Game Fair Fox Hall Inn Borrowby Huby & Sutton Danby Wolsingham Stanhope Eggleston etc Probably missed some off but that just off the top of my head.
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As above folks, Anyone interested? Terrasyn antiseptic spray - 200ml (blue), £7.99 plus the dreaded postage. Alternatively arrange to meet/shows etc. If you're tired of having loads left in the tin from the vets & unable to use it due to lack of propellant then try this - you'll get the full 200ml out the tin. Fully animal tested - used on livestock. PM me if interested - PayPal or cash ATB Dave
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Ok folks, just to let you know, the bottles are 300BAR & price is £65. Thats for 2 bottles including bracket - absolute bargain!! Dave
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Hi Folks, mate of mine has a few dive bottles / air tanks for sale. No test/ticket. Any interest? 4L bottles with clamps. PM me if interested & Ill give you his details. Cheers Dave
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Also got these; Very heavy duty collar & lead set. Solid brass fittings, 2" width. Made from English bridle leather, hand stitched using saddle stitch (8 metres of thread!!!) A solid collar, not for the faint hearted. POA via PM.
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New in - figure of eight slip leads. Slip lead & halti in one! Ideal for training. Thanks for looking. Dave
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Apologies for not mentioning their ages, the JRT is 8 month & the 2 pats are 9 month. Recall & other training has been done on lines, both on their own & altogether, the thing is, the wire haired pat is great when she is on the line even with the other 2 with us. I must add that this one is the one that pulls like a train when on a normal lead. The smooth pat is great on the line, again with the pack and alone. The JRT on the other hand is a little b45t48d!! Pulls on the lead, totally ignores you & generally gives you the 2 fingers - I put this down to him being youn
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Hi folks, Looking for a few tips/ bit of advice. Bear in mind I'm used to the type of dogs in my avatar (large staffies). Ok, so I've got 3 terriers, a JRT & 2 patterdales. (these have twice the attitude of the large dogs). I'm looking to use my dogs for bushing & ratting & would like to let them off the lead(hence the topic name). The JRT is out of working stock & nice & steady although his focus is on prey & quite stubborn (8month old dog). The 2 patterdales (both bitches & litter mates). These 2 are out of a family pet but the prey drive is of
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Now doing town & country leads - an adaptable lead with multi uses.
