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  1. On 09/06/2020 at 10:40, socks said:

    Very nice. Are you forging them ? If so what steel are you using. 

    Forging next, I was locked down in a friends house with a lidl grinder and a few hand tools when I made those. Did the bevels etc. with handfiles and sweat ; )

    I planning to make some kitchen knives, wrapped in wrought iron that my grandad would have made

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  2. I have one Steve pope tuned sub 12ft/lb , close to perfection in a springer for me, I can't feel any recoil and pellet on pellet at 25-35 yards.

    Priceless. I'd buy the best mechanical example you could get of it and wouldn't worry too much about the price.

    Bryan

  3. On 02/09/2018 at 10:49, fireman said:

    I personaly think that terriers or earth dogs in such conditioned condition will suffer when the going gets tough for a long time,i like a bit of substance to a fit earth dog as you just don't know how long it's going to down there and in mid winter in a wet cold earth that dog won't last but it'll still get the blame for jibbing or dying..To me it's not my thing in any way,but your happy with it so all's well bud..✌️...

    Mid winter I'd have different weight on a dog, they can suffer and die from cold and wet. 

    But this time of year, heat and humidity kills them, that looks okay, even straining it's not showing light ribs or back. So it's weight looks okay, have you got it to that weight just by rationing feed or walking it?

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  4. On 06/09/2018 at 22:25, pianoman said:

    Depending on what you require to be done Bryan. 

    Sandwell Field Sports are brilliant with Springers generally.

    Plenty of excellent tuning kits available. And tuners of course.

     

    Just curious as to who's good and I'm always interesting in improvements. In a way I wonder if with time they're be less Springer expertise as people move away from them?

    I've a V-Mach tuned HW77 11.7 ft/lbs which is almost recoiless

    and a HW   80FAC I fitted a V mach tuning kit into, polished the piston, chamber, opened the transfer port, chopped the barrel (apologies for any offence caused) with a Vemon silencer, that's good for me on rabbits to 55 yards.

    I could still fit buttons to the piston ?

     

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  5. The French can't use technology to hunt  any animals, they hunt hounds without walkie talkies, just use French horns to communicate, even if hounds are going for a road etc.

    If they were to used technology to hunt Badgers they wouldn't be able to defend that in France to the French public and would be more likely to be banned from digging.

    Different mindset.

  6. There's a complete failure here by people to understand how others hunt, regard the hunt and the hunted animal.

    At the end of a Stag hunt in Ireland (before it was banned)the Stag was ropped up and taken back to a park.

    At the end of a Stag hunt in UK         (before it was banned) the Stag was shot as that was the most humane thing to do.

     

    In France they kill it with a sword "because that's a more honourable death and the huntsman should be intimate with the stag when taking its life, to shoot it would be a dishonour"

     

    They aren't obsessed with humane this or that, it's more about honour. We call Badgers pigs!  There's such a gulf right there between cultures that'll never square the circle.

    We can't hope to comprehend them and they're respect for quarry and the hunt or it's honour where we are obsessed with our own honour tied up with a game terrier or a Bullx lurcher. Badgers are seen by most as something to disrespect while gaining FB likes and respect. That ain't the French way.

     

    Why can't you be more like us Blaise????????

     

     

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