creditable indeed at 45 metres, on a breeze free day that'll tighten up more.

Duncs

I too am back, in dribs and drabs!
I am genuinely so blinkin busy after retirement I don't have much time, but I really do like this AAOC malarky..

Duncs, (professional angling coach, pest controller, odd job dude, etc etc etc)

I did indeed contract it. Very debilitating. I got the cure but not before getting two false negatives during testing. They didn't bother testing for it again, but instead gave me the cure anyway, then tested my CSF for viral antibodies (as apparently the disease often appears with one or more of u...

Hi Jamabope, I have sent you a PM mate.

I did indeed contract it. Very debilitating. I got the cure but not before getting two false negatives during testing. They didn't bother testing for it again, but instead gave me the cure anyway, then tested my CSF for viral antibodies (as apparently the disease often appears with one or more of up...

Timmytree wrote:

Geordie wrote:Tidy job Duncs

As it should be from an RN articef--- fartfice-- oh damn! He was a spanner wielding Navy knuckle dragger.
Very nice neat job Duncan, hows the retirement going?
(yes I can spell artificer!)

you been reading my CV again!

I used to have the sling fitted on the underlever using a clamp with a copper spacer which I custom fitted as the clamp I had would not secure without a spacer. I initially tried insulation tape etc etc, but the clamp ring still slipped. The copper spacer made the clamp secure. (first pic shows the ...

Hi guys (JuanPablo) I have just followed this thread right through and can only say that you have done all the things I did with my TX in the years following me buying it new in mid 2006. It's a MKIII in .177 Mine went 'hot' four times in total. The first three I was able to remove washers to achiev...

bite each others

Well just have a look at this. I just bought two, so I can run one in the car..