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  1. 3175darren
    who says nun's wear knicker's, that one of mine takes some serious abuse, and never faulters I change the seal/ Oring every 12 months or so, fires everything from BB'S down to my favourite 29 gram no 6's
  2. 3175darren
    The young lad from the farm caught this one
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    Glad you sorted it. It's one of life's mysteries. You could buy an identical gun and it needs oiling and won't work dry. its funny I have a hatsan escort also, people seem to knock them, and I can't fault it, it never fails to cycle I have stripped and cleaned that in detail, very forgiving gun, but this fabarm is short barrelled, and a magic gun to have in a Hyde, but it clearly doesn't like oil,
  4. 3175darren
    Well it seems sorted' it's cycling 29 gram shells ok now I followed walshie's tip, and dried it out, I then very lightly oiled the cocking latch, as it seemed stiff, I won't be strip cleaning it again in a hurry, if it's not broken it doesn't need fixing,
  5. 3175darren
    gass ports are spotless, I wish I hadn't cleaned it now, it will be something and nothing, I hope, as I like the gun.
  6. 3175darren
    cheers I will re-strip and clean it tonight,
  7. 3175darren
    Dave the mag seem's fine I will do it, it seems to shudder when it goes off, almost like the action isn't releasing, it is intermittent, and was spot on till I cleaned it,
  8. 3175darren
    I thought I would ask if any one can give me a help, I have a fabarm eurolion,it has been a good gun with no issues, no mater what cartridge's used, anyway I decided to give it a clean, and since then it has intermittently failed to cycle, it feels like the action is sticking rather than cartridge issues, can anyone give me any pointers on the issue, the gun is like new inside, and I am sure it's something and nothing,
  9. 3175darren
    I just use a narrow spade, then tidy up with a trowel, I have thought about one of them hori knives, my next buy may be knee pads,
  10. 3175darren
    It's a shame there's no market for them over here, they look good mate,
  11. 3175darren
    nobody told me that about omeprazole,
  12. 3175darren
    They need controlling hard, and it's about time the government removed the protection, and let the country side manage them like the fox, they decimate ground nesting birds, and everything else's, they get hold of, the problems huge, latrines dug all over the place, full of shit no doubt infested with TB, fields pitted with badger digs, the next problem if that's not enough, is the otters, there ballooning in numbers,terriers will be dropping on them hand over fist soon, what happens then, cos they will hole any where,and a accidental encounter is a real possibility,
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    I wouldn't put owt past the T**Ts, would love to catch them,
  14. 3175darren
    TerryD is right they are everywhere, there numbers seem to have balloooned over last two years, mild winters I think, I stick the trail camera up,and watch the spot a couple of days, that will give you a good idea what's around, help you make an informed decision, you could always use the pictures as evidence, should the worst happen,
  15. 3175darren
    Hiatus hernia Thats what I have, but like said above I have changed my diet, and cut my omeprazole tablets back to one every other day, and as far as heart burn, or the symptom's of it I seem sorted, but still belching and farting like a trooper, I am in doctors today, bloody marvellous, if it's not one thing it's another, I got to 45 and never suffered anything, now I am over 50 they might as well reserve a bloody chair for me,
  16. 3175darren
    Good stuff, worth a watch,
  17. 3175darren
    Top work as usual Rob well done,
  18. 3175darren
    sit back and enjoy, its better than watching Dallas, you can't believe anything,
  19. 3175darren
    You wouldn't credit that could get over that ..unbelievable. it just shows nature will find a way, it's amazing it didn't get peritonitis, or some other nasty infection, and to top that it avoided predators, fare play/ respect to it
  20. 3175darren
    Lovely tool that parang
  21. 3175darren
    Lovely little guns, it's the first thing I grab now in the cabinet, can't go far wrong with one
  22. 3175darren
    thats a good end to a day, couple of deer, a follow up from a good dog, all that's needed then is a couple of beers,
  23. 3175darren
    Just finished cleaning two more this evening , one was a buck fawn that I had to take because it was struggling to walk , on opening it up it has boney defect to its rib cage , I'll get some pics up tomorrow..Here's the pics of the buck fawn , showed it to a vet pal of mine she thinks it's been hit , the ribs have knitted together and you can see were the lungs have fused to the rib cage ..IMG_2316.JPGI was lined up to take a doe but this fella seemed more deserving of the round .. just shows how resilient they are, that must have Been a fare injury at the time, good thing to share that Susse
  24. 3175darren
    Just finished cleaning two more this evening , one was a buck fawn that I had to take because it was struggling to walk , on opening it up it has boney defect to its rib cage , I'll get some pics up tomorrow..Here's the pics of the buck fawn , showed it to a vet pal of mine she thinks it's been hit , the ribs have knitted together and you can see were the lungs have fused to the rib cage ..IMG_2316.JPGI was lined up to take a doe but this fella seemed more deserving of the round .. just shows how resilient they are, that must have Been a fare injury at the time, good thing to share that Susse
  25. 3175darren
    Spoke to the local atv centre today, and they will sort it £, they will do all the paper work, i need to get the insurance sorted where do you lads insure yours,
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