Gav
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No bother I'll collect some bits ?
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It's made here and I know plenty of weavers if ya want scraps and not full widths, get ya bits for nawt.
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Nice headshot ?
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Drontal an yall be grand
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Sad but true, my grandad served in both world wars, unfortunately he didn't have chance to take photos, but his stories will stay with me forever.
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This is the thing, all the big companies Google and amazon the worse, collecting everything you do/search to target you and sell your info, we have to agree to their terms to even own a device these days. We can't even decipher the terms and conditions, let alone have the time to read them, but can't use the device we pay for without doing so. Had a hard time recently with bank wanting my phone number, it's ok if I need to I'll contact you! No sir we need your mobile number..... Err no your not getting it! Your move. Technology a way to improve our lives, yeah right, more a move to
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At least our chippy has a vast vegetarian variety, deep fried pizza, battered if you like ? I'm not sure I want to try one though hmmm
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Kids here get free fruit when they want it breakfast break and afternoon, and p1-p3 still get free school lunch. Canny remember how much our lunches were as a kid, it was predicimalisation though.
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I ment to get back on this a while ago. I took it out a couple of days later when the air temperature was around 6c, without doing any thing to the bolt at all, fired fifty shots off down the beach, no misfires at all, or since. I'm not saying that there is no accumulation of crud, but as a general conclusion I am thinking a contributing factor was the -5 temperature. Without being able to remove the central pivot pin to gain access to the main spring and pin, I have a tin of Napier gun cleaner, so it will get a good blast, and hope it doesn't happen again. Thanks again for
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Amazing talent, well done, again ?
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Greek.
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Love the tang detailing. Very nice looking bit of kit. How many hours in that out of interest?
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Phone Jeremy Kyle
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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/03/09/north-korean-defectors-warn-donald-trump-kim-jong-un-lying-nuclear/ Time will tell!
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I use cci mini mags, it wasn't the ammo though, the pin actually never struck, no marks on the rim what so ever.
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Sanctions seem to have worked then, or something more sinister. Don't trust any of them myself!
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Aye, normally a soak in red diesal and a blow out with the compressor then re-oil. Other bolts come apart pretty easy, this thing has a central pivot pin on the cocking action I'm not tempted to knock out, the only thing I'm confident in removing really is the ejector pin spring, but that doesn't grant access to the firing pin or main spring. I've looked at the napier solvent/oil but don't want to be too aggressive.
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Needs must, and I couldn't see it, good job I have a good wife! She's a keeper, would do the same for her huh ?
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Hey guys, I was out the other day with my old . 22 browning t-bolt, I've had it years and is my every day work horse. I've never had any problems, it's well maintained, to my capabilities, and still a true reliable rifle, only during the cold snap - 5, I had two misfires, the pin never even struck. I cycled the remaining ammo, reloaded the misfires and no problem, cracked them no problem. Never had this before! I know it's probably time I took it in for an overhaul, but the nearest gunsmith is a ferry ride and a day away, then I'd have to leave it, then the same to collect it. Hate to say
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They're in my freezer ?
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There's more sheep than people here, we have problems all year round with them. If they're up to date with spot on, the ticks need to feed to get the chemicals in their blood stream, they should then die and fall off in a few days. The Tom o tick you can get for a few quid from vets etc and work a treat, even the wife got one outa the crack of my arse, hardly felt a thing! Tick life cycle is in three stages too, the nymph are tiny and hard to see on animals, it's only the adults that swell with blood and are obvious.
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You'd love the zeitgeist movies too then, free to download from their site.
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Only time will tell. Nice gesture though, hope it works out for the guy, everyone needs a break!
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Rods? I've a few of their sharpening systems. The only rod I have is diamond, for gut hooks etc, the ceramics I have are 30 degree and more for honing. Well worth the diamond fine for an edge though. I've use lansky for years an would recommend.
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Thee key is in my pocket, I've no had anyone challenge me fer it yet. There is a fight in ma fist yet! The dogs'll have thee first though ?
