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    All the best Newkid Good luck
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    RIP Andrew
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    whoever do this for whatever reason they are scum and I hope they rot in hell. is there any confirmation of the motive yet is it religious?
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    it's a joke whilst the game is still in play the Chelsea team form a guard of honour on the 26th minute to see him off the pitch. Orchestrated by him what an ego,,,,,,cringe
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    we appear to have come on holiday by mistake..
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    same for anyone who has an issue with mass immigration or plunging the country into billions more debt by massive borrowing.
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    Use Ryanair quite a bit for work around Europe, yeah not the most plush but all aircraft are quite new and they do a job. Better than fly(may)be. EasyJet aren't too bad but I've seen several flights where people have been bumped off the flight as they have oversold the seats. This may happen on other airlines but only noticed it on EJ
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    What's the green mash?
  9. The Seeker
    Ryanair
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    I've got bees in mine at the moment... Had tits nesting each year until this
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    Why would he be pushing his luck? If he can show good reason then they have to allow it. Sorry but with a firearm they don't have to allow it, good reason is obviously a contributing factor however it's at their discretion unlike a SGC which is slightly more relaxed. I would suggest they would take into consideration the shooters experience of firearms and may initially grant a rim rife or of they grant a c/f maybe some (controversial) mentoring clause. If good reason is shown they do have to grant it unless there is good reason not to. Neither do you need to accept having a mentor i di
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    Why would he be pushing his luck? If he can show good reason then they have to allow it. Sorry but with a firearm they don't have to allow it, good reason is obviously a contributing factor however it's at their discretion unlike a SGC which is slightly more relaxed. I would suggest they would take into consideration the shooters experience of firearms and may initially grant a rim rife or of they grant a c/f maybe some (controversial) mentoring clause.
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    knew I'd seen reference to .32 cal somewhere, taken from BASC website "The Home Office Guidance recommends that handguns for humane dispatch start at a baseline of .32 and are restricted to one or two shots. This means that once the applicant has satisfied the good reason for the grant of a handgun, he then has the opportunity to make the case for a handgun other than a .32. The cases of Goodman, Newton, Palmer and Hall, and that of Jeans –v- Chief Constable Northern Constabulary (2005) establish that in those particular instances deerstalkers have been able to make the case for other hand
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    cheers didn't know that
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    These are all bad but the last clip how could anyone be soooo stupid? https://youtu.be/QPJVF-w0We8
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    Deker I didn't realise you could use .22lr for dispatch. I always understood it was .32 upwards, admittedly this may be for deer?
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    High blood pressure as been mentioned. Also damage to nose If your getting them frequently best to get checked out.
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    I will never forgive Brown (or labour) for selling half of our countries gold reserves at a riduculas price.
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    I was walking my springer in the local park the other day he was off the lead just sniffing around when a young lad shouts over to me and asks if I had a dog would I mind putting mine on a lead, he had a bull type on a lead and said his dog could be really funny with other dogs so it was best if mine didn't approach. now THAT IMO is a responsible owner. I thanked him he walked on his way and I continued my walk.
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    I'm VERY safety conscious and i dont rely on safety catches either. I just don't consider it a problem to remove the mag and if I don't want a bullet in the chamber I won't cock it.
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    Deker there are some strange after market parts out there I'll gve you that https://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/10-22-gatling-gun-kit?a=862723
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    Must say I have a T3 in 6.5x55 and I found it a very well made and accurate rifle. I wouldn't hesitate to own another one.
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    Accuracy, while not as good as a bolt is not my main issue with using a semi in the field. Spent brass on the floor, more noise and a rifle that is a royal pain in the arse to make safe (especially at night) as you cannot stop it chamfering a round. When I used my old semi in the field under the lamp I spent more time dropping mags to unload the rifle (then sticking the round back in the mag again) than I did taking quick follow up shots. Under nv with the bolt action I've taken plenty of 2's, 3's and a couple of 4's over the years and have kept track of all my spent brass, left the rifl
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    Not quite sure what you are suggesting, but I hear this all the time, and agreed, the HMR can/does have issues in wind, but the vast majority of .22lr ammo actually has worse problems in the same conditions! I'm suggesting I found it a problem in windy conditions and you may be correct regarding.22lr as I'm no ballistics expert however my experience leaves me with the opinion the HMR was poor when it was windy. ATB
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    I'm not one for conspiracy theories however I must admit there are several things that make me wonder,
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