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And stop buying newspapers that will not correctly or fully report on the events because their millionaire owners want to remain in the EU and continue the diversity movement.
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Mag Mount sunroof night vision spotters View Advert After almost a year, my errant machinist finally found time to make up some parts for these mag mount sun roof spotters, designed for use on steel sunroofs - so not for you if you run a Landy. :lolno: See the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3acKW762XU&feature=youtu.be The 50mm lens used here produces about 3x zoom, as seen by comparing the tree its aimed at in this photo. Buyer can fit smaller or larger 'C' mount lenses for different zoom values. The main parts of the spot
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Tommy Robinson How Is He Viewed In Britain At The Moment
some bloke replied to stonewall's topic in General Talk
This deluded bloke probably thinks he's being helpfull and clever -
She's Keith Vaz wi a blacked up face.
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I just found the ignore twatto tab.
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Thank you gents, apart from twatto - that's put my mind at ease.
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We are not 'dog' people. I'm looking after an approximately 10 month old Papillon puppy that my son bought before he got a job working away. I'm told Papillons are related to terriers so thought this might be a place to ask some advice, please forgive me if this is in the wrong section. The dog likes to sleep on his back with legs akimbo and we can't help but notice this marking because his underside skin colour is otherwise all pink. He has a small amount of similar colour near his nose if that makes any difference. Should we be worried about this?
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It partly depends on your scope - ideally it will focus down to 10 meters for ratting. If it doesn't you may find that although your scope focuses for ratting by the human eye - it might not focus close enough for the low light camera because Infra Red light focuses closer than daylight or lamping light. However since it currently focuses OK for the viper it will likely be OK for any other add on too. By the way have you considered my add on NV builds? Somewhat cheaper than the Wolf because it doesn't come in a case and I don't need to factor in a profit margin for shops. I'm not a millio
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Excellent video showing the capability of the thermal device. As for the shots taken it looked like very succesfull vermin clearing to me. I'll wager Mr.Farmer was a very happy chappy. A shooter who pees about trying for perfect small kill zone shots would lose several windows of opportunity to destroy the vermin in favour of congratulating himself on shot placement - which in my opinion is better suited to target shooting where time can be taken to accurately assess windage and range. I have to agree the chap complaining comes across as someone who feels very important.
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Sako Quad .17HMR - or action alone wanted
some bloke replied to some bloke's topic in Gun's and Rifle's
Still looking for one with a 15" or 16" barrel preferred if there is life left in it. -
Sako Quad .17HMR - or action alone wanted View Advert Does anyone have a 17HMR Sako Quad varmint they are thinking about dumping, possibly nearing its shot out stage? I'm not much bothered about its visual condition. I currently have a spare HMR varmint barrel and sound mod on my ticket as a separate firearm that accompanies my 22lr Sako Quad, and rather like the idea of getting another action to make it a complete rifle as I constantly swap it between 22LR and HMR – with relative scope swaps too that usually needs a zero check and adjust. I have not
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RWS hollow points are seriously consitent in my Sako Quad, but have piss poor knock down effect on quarry because the tiny hollow is about as much use a chocolate fireguard.
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There's a bit more here: Changes to the Firearms Act 1968 From 14 July 2014, if a person receives a suspended sentence of 3 months or more they will not be able to purchase or possess a firearm or ammunition for a period of 5 years from the second day after sentence. From 14 July 2014, a person who has served or received a criminal sentence will not be able to possess an antique firearm. The prohibition applies to anyone who has served a custodial sentence of more than 3 years or has served a custodial sentence, or received a suspended sentence, of between 3 months and 3 ye
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Found this: I'd suggest waiting a couple of years. Any person sentenced to serve between three months and three years, (or who has been given a suspended sentence of this duration) is prohibited from possessing any firearm for a period of five years. Copied from here: https://www.cityoflondon.police.uk/advice-and-support/licensing-and-permits/firearms-licensing/Pages/Prohibited-persons.aspx
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I think the SIA will have his ticket off him if they see the video and know who he is. He's seen to be well into the road rather than within the club boundary. I got told last week that security staff are not even allowed to restrain anyone now. My brother has a security patrol firm and keeps his guns at an RFD since his FEO advised him that if anyone makes a complaint he touched them they'd be round for his rifles.
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I find using minimal light is effective but most people seem to want much more than is needed for the particular range they are shooting at. Sure the back stop needs viewing sometimes but if your on a familiar venue that you know is safe then just enough is good enough. EDIT: dunno how this post got in this qouted bit
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Oops - just remembered I use adblock
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I've been following this topic for a few hours... using a desktop PC and have concluded donators don't see ads because I have not seen one advert.
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That camera is even worse up the knob - they ram the huckin thing in and it has blood on it when it comes out.
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It was at a hard standing on the edge of a field next to a path where people park their cars to take dogs for a walk, so no surprise about boot or trainer marks there. I'm not saying its a dog or otherwise. So many people will think and what they want about it. I don't do dogs but was told they can't retract claws like cats - and I don't see any claws there. As said, I'm open minded and on the fence.
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it's normally kind of rolled back it's more evident on the few sheep carcasses I,ve seen, the deer are always just a head and shoulders left and the legs scattered around, just think how much shit I get if you got rubbished for saying you saw one once, don't worry about it I know what I saw and I,m on a mission to prove it, if your really honest with yourself you know what you saw, but it just seems to mental for your brain to accept what your eyes told it, I get the piss taken out of me constantly, but that just pushes me on, and from being like yourself I am now 100 percent that I will achie
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I'm a bit of a fence sitter on big cats have seen what I thought was one a few years ago and got rubbished a bit for saying so. On the half eaten carcass images - is it normal for a big cat to eat the skin? I don't see it stripped off anywhere.
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For Sale Kwikfit Add On Night Vision Rigs
some bloke replied to some bloke's topic in Optics and Night Vision
Time for a March bump. -
Many years ago a bloke with the same first and last name as me, and same date of birth even had glassed a guy in a pub. Cops were sure it was me but I eventually persuaded them to get me to the pub for an ID. Landlord agreed it weren't me, cops bought me a pint and took me home.
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For Sale Home Built Digital Night Vision Pistol Grip Spotters
some bloke replied to some bloke's topic in Optics and Night Vision
That's too tall an order for me bud - sorry.
