Nik_B
-
Content Count
6,776 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
16
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Articles
Gun Dealer's and Fieldsports Shop's
Reloading Room
Blogs
Calendar
Store
Classifieds
Everything posted by Nik_B
-
we're heard it all before lol
-
halogen cooker thingie...they're brill. Or you can cook your dinner in a ironing board cover but it tends to get messy
-
plus the way energy prices are 2 minutes in the microwave vrs 2 hrs in the oven Get a JML We hardly put the oven on any more
-
Exactly My mum taught us all how to cook so it's second nature to be able to knock something nice up using what most people think are scraps. People just buy what the supermarket put in front of them but supermarkets are the most expensive place to buy food from. We have a green grocer that sells milk eggs and veg miles cheaper and the quality is better, so we get that stuff from there. Our meat comes from a farm shop, that definitely isn't cheaper but it is better quality for a similar price of the half decent stuff ina supermarkets personally I'd rather be vegetarian than eat the v
-
I want a very big scary dog that will make people avoid me when dog walking I've got a lab and I am sick of people making a beeline for me. I think people assume because he is a lab he wants to be hassled by them and have their own mutt jump all over him.
-
Aint that the truth! I look forward to winter
-
Paulus I'm glad I wasn't drinking a cup of tea!! :laugh:
-
Completely true. If you look back into the past, people spent a lot bigger % of their "disposable income" on food. Now, it's preferable to spend a lot more of that DI on flat screen TV's, holidays etc. This is a consumer driven issue. People do not inform themselves of what's in what they're eating, or what's not in what they're eating. I'm as guilty of it as anyone else. There are of course people in unenviable financial positions where food can only be cheap, as they don't have the money to buy what I would call "proper food". The bad thing is it'll be them who're the mai
-
Yeh and the most valuable bit in my opinion is a good stock. You can make enough soup to last weeks or a rissoto both a great way to use up your old veg.
-
Watch the documentary Food Inc Now there's an eye opener...admittedly it's about the US food market but if the powers that be had their way they'd be doing it over here as well.
-
They wont stay in business ferlong
-
going to need a big safe to store a couple of thousand cartridges
-
Thats mental?! Getting into a scrap 5 years ago doesn't put kids at risk from you. I thought the whole point of the CRB was to protect the vulnerable from being targeted by specific criminals like protecting kids from peados or OAPs from thieves etc I saw an article about this the other day http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9827982/The-lives-blighted-by-CRB-checks.html
-
-
Chris Huhne is a special kind of turd A man who told the mother of three of his children and wife of 26 years that he was having an affair and their marriage was over using the words “we have thirty minutes to kill the story“ And have you seen the ugly freak he left her for? Does he really like men in drag???
-
No tits
-
Congrats mate
-
Smarmy twat...what about the 20% of young people who've been denied a foot on the ladder because of that? The man has no shame at all
-
Hope it's not my advert mate :laugh:
-
That's my 240 quid harrier deluxe....nothing fancy but I love it
-
-
My MK70's not been out of the cabinet since I bought the SBS and I've shot plenty of clays as well as game. I've shot 100 plus clays with the SBS and there is a little more recoil but really it's not been an issue, considering I've had an operation on my shoulder only 3 years ago I was really worried about the extra recoil I was expecting. If your mount is ok then I don't think you will notice the difference.
-
I'd say you need to think about what you really want. I put a post up a while back asking 20 bore versus SBS but in my head I really wanted a SBS anyway. If you're looking for a nice gun for the odd formal day and you can see yourself with a nice looking SBS then I'd say go for it, as long as you're not overly competitive. The reason I say that is that when I got mine I did it expecting not to be able to hit anything but just liked the idea of having it. I don't think there's that much different between a SBS and an O/U but the minute you start thinking the gun is at fault you'll struggle
-
Brilliant
