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  1. Ron Weasley
    :toast: :toast: :toast:
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    Sorry to hear that! I truely hope she shows up!
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    I'm fairly new to the game, but I've heard many tales of colleagues doing pretty ridiculous things! A personal favourite of mine, although I don't think it involved too much pain was a colleague doing some work in a roof void- I'm not even sure what he was after up there, but he stepped off the boarded area, straight onto a suspended ceiling. Naturally, he fell straight through, onto the boardroom table, mid board meeting! Apparently, he simply greeted them with "Good afternoon everyone!", made his excuses and left the room!
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    And I've heard that they taste pretty horrendous! I know my ferrets won't eat them!
  5. Ron Weasley
    And don't get angry if it doesn't work. It's probably because you've switched the search/locate switch instead of the on/off switch!!! In all seriousness, it's an fantastic piece of kit.
  6. Ron Weasley
    I have no idea what is going on. :unsure:
  7. Ron Weasley
    If you're supervising him mate, then why not?! It's good that he's interested, and to be honest if he's been out with you before, I imagine that he's sensible, and he knows his stuff (to a certain degree)- probably more than can be said for some of the members on here!
  8. Ron Weasley
    Good work Foxy!!
  9. Ron Weasley
    Thanks for clearing that up buddy!
  10. Ron Weasley
    Sound advice Tyla!
  11. Ron Weasley
    You just continue to fuel the fire! Don't try and start an argument, because a. I'm just giving you some advice and b. You will lose.
  12. Ron Weasley
    I have to be totally honest, I don't understand the question! Are you saying you usually give your ferrets rain water to drink?
  13. Ron Weasley
    When I had a major mouse problem in my kitchen, I trapped 24 mice over about 10 days. I fed them all to my ferrets with no problems. If there's any chance they've been anywhere near a rodenticide, then dont't do it.
  14. Ron Weasley
    You wont need to replace the mainspring too often. I guess it depends how much shooting you do! I've had my HW95K for over 10 years, and it's just having it's spring changed now, and a tune up while its there. To be honest though, it's not been 'on song' for a couple of years. For the first 5 or 6 years of its life, it was firing between 500 and 1000 shots a week though.
  15. Ron Weasley
    I am now the proud owner of said spade. I shall call him Spade.
  16. Ron Weasley
    Way to go you f*****g racist imbecile. Maybe if you weren't such an uneducated knuckle-dragger you understand exactly why that comment was unacceptable. c**t.
  17. Ron Weasley
    I'm a long way away, but if I can come on a sunday then I'm up for it!!!
  18. Ron Weasley
    Thanks for that. Ordered the one from Tooled-Up. I'm glad I looked at this thread!
  19. Ron Weasley
    If the waiting list is that long, then by the time you get one you might be a more "appropriate" age!
  20. Ron Weasley
    How long is the one from tooled up mate? I'm going to buy one...the draper one on tooled up is cheaper, but I can't tell how big it is!
  21. Ron Weasley
    Well good on her! Give her a pat on the back for me!
  22. Ron Weasley
    Lovely stuff...and agreed- that spade looks the business!! Any info on it please?!
  23. Ron Weasley
    First off, yes they are very reliable. Easily one of the best air rifles on the market. Lots of lads on here use them, and I'm sure they'd testify the same. Charging is done using either a specially designed pump, or from a diver's air bottle. As for the maintenance- having never owned a pre-charged pneumatic myself, I can't give too much detail, but you would have to have, or have access to a pump or a diver's air bottle! As for power output, I'd imagine that stock power would come close to the legal limit of 12 ftlbs- somewhere around 11.8ftlbs - which is perfectly adequate for
  24. Ron Weasley
    They need to be poisoned mate. In all honestly, you're best calling in a professional, but if not, you'll be able to buy some bait. Knock up some bait boxes out of some old bits of wood- make sure that it can't be accessed by your dogs, or any other non-target species and put a few of them around the farm. If you can see the burrows that the rats are coming from, bait them up too, and make sure you block the holes up. Also make sure that your dogs aren't going to go along and dig the bait up behind you! It'd probably be worthwhile keeping bait boxes down all year round, and just
  25. Ron Weasley
    There is a possibility that when I said £127, I may have been wrong, and in fact I paid £173 too.
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